I use a water pick with the pressure cranked up to fire hydrant levels and put some fine carbon silicate in the mixture.
Blasting my enamel down the the dentin and forcing it to regrow ensures I keep strong, cavity free teeth.
#protip
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I use a water pick with the pressure cranked up to fire hydrant levels and put some fine carbon silicate in the mixture.
Blasting my enamel down the the dentin and forcing it to regrow ensures I keep strong, cavity free teeth.
#protip
Brushing immediately after eating can open up your gums to infection by trapping food particles, but mouthwash should prevent that. Brushing immediately after consuming citrus is dangerous for your enamel... something to do with the mixture of citrus and flouride? I never understood that, but whatever.
These days, I try to bring floss and a dental pick with me if I think I'll be eating out... especially meat... :skull: is the worst. I can't use a regular toothpick to clean out the hole in my tooth because I can't fit my hand in my mouth, so the dental pick's hooked end really helps. I have to use the floss to really dig into my gums on the left side of my mouth because meatstuff gets deeply wedged up in there no matter how carefully I chew.
I sometimes eat several small meals a day, so the answer is ain't nobody for time for dat.
Not really no. I hear that doing that is actually real bad for your teeth so I just brush once a day before I go to bed. I also floss beforehand.
After every meal, no. At the end of every day, yes. I floss too.