Leftypol dental hygiene checkup! How often do you:. . Brush teeth?. . Floss?. . Rinse with mouthwash?. . Scrape tongue?. . Visit dentist?. . Friendly reminder that doing all of these things is important, not doing so can lead to gum disease and

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Anonymous 17-08-25 23:52:17 No.700304

Leftypol dental hygiene checkup! How often do you:

Brush teeth?

Floss?

Rinse with mouthwash?

Scrape tongue?

Visit dentist?

Friendly reminder that doing all of these things is important, not doing so can lead to gum disease and teeth being damaged

Anonymous 17-08-25 23:54:17 No.700306

>Brush teeth?
Twice a day, boy

>Floss?
Like twice a year, boy

>Rinse with mouthwash?
Less than 7 times a week, boy

>Scrape tongue?
Rarely

Modern dentistry is a Jewish conspiracy. Literally all you need to do is brush your teeth and occasionally use mouthwash.

Anonymous 17-08-25 23:55:57 No.700307

mouth wash has a lot of more potential side effects than just flossing and brushing your teeth

Anonymous 18-08-25 00:04:29 No.700310

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>>700306
t.

Anonymous 18-08-25 00:14:06 No.700314

>>700310
Ngl my tongue was gross until I started using mouth wash. But I haven't had cavities in like a decade. I do want to start flossing more though and wish I got braces when I was younger to make it easier. But all you really need to do is brush your teeth twice a day and you'll be fine.

Anonymous 18-08-25 00:18:18 No.700315

>Brush teeth?
Twice to three times a day.

>Floss?
Every night. Sometimes I skip a night when I come home late and tired, but usually every night.

>Rinse with mouthwash?
Lately I've been doing it once every night because I was gifted some mouthwash, but I usually never do this and it's not even necessary if you don't rinse with water after brushing your teeth (the fluoride needs to sink in).

>Scrape tongue?
Never, but I do brush my tongue.

>Visit dentist?
Once or twice a year.

Anonymous 18-08-25 02:56:51 No.700366

>>700306
mouth wash bad. floss good

Glownonymous 18-08-25 05:07:40 No.700399

>brush teeth
once a day. i actually want to brush them twice, but brushing them directly after breakfast is harmful and doing so before breakfast is useless, so i haven't found a routine yet
>floss
not even once. should i?
>mouthwash
no and my breath still smells fine. i read it had more to do with mouthbreathing actually
>scrape tongue
every other month. it doesn't look great, but i already talked with my dentist about it and there is nothing more i can do. i used to try brushing with salt or sodium, which just lead to inflammation
>dentist
twice a year

Anonymous 18-08-25 05:47:54 No.700415

>>700304
When I'm a NEET I don't brush at all, when I have a job or have to socialise then I'll generally brush.

Anonymous 18-08-25 05:56:57 No.700418

obligatory reference to Mouthwashing, one of the best anti-capitalist video games

>>700366
>mouth wash bad
use non-alcoholic ones. I don't know if the fluoride in mouthwash is different than the kind in toothpaste, but its good praxis to use it to replenish the outer layers of your teeth that are dissolved each day. Decay is caused by sugar-eating bacteria that produce that corrosive plaque biofilm which vigorous brushing/flossing can remove

Anonymous 18-08-25 05:59:59 No.700419

>>700418
mouthwash kills all bacteria even the good ones and doing it too often can potentially lead to even cancer, even without alcohol

>fluoride
thats why you dont rinse your mouth after brushing

>but its good praxis to
why do you talk like this

Anonymous 18-08-25 07:42:38 No.700434

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>Brush teeth?
Once a day, before going to bed.

>Floss?
Never.

>Rinse with mouthwash?
Never.

>Scrape tongue?
Never.

>Visit dentist?
I visited one last October after a decade of not going. They said that my teeth are in perfect health.

Glownonymous 18-08-25 07:52:25 No.700436

>>700434
You're lucky. My family has a genetic predisposition for developing plaque, so they need cleaning at least once a year. I'm also curious how often you consume coffee or soda.

Anonymous 18-08-25 08:38:46 No.700449

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Brush first thing in the morning to get rid of morning breath and then in the evenving before going to bed.
Floss before evening brushing.
Brush tongue as well both times.
Chew gum after every meal, encourages saliva production to disinfect the mounth.
Visit dentist for checkup yearly.
Unfortunatelly I developed multiple cavities in recent years, probably due to my abuse of sugary food as an emotional coping mechanism.

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:01:23 No.700453

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>>700399
>>700434
Flossing is important because plaque builds up in between your teeth and can harden if not removed (which smells like actual shit), and can lead to gum disease (and probably teeth falling out if you’re getting on in years) + bits of food get stuck between your teeth so you need to get rid of it before it starts to rot

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:18:11 No.700459

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>>700453
I always thought flossing was an American thing, I don't think I ever heard of anyone doing it outside American television shows. As far as I know, there's no actual evidence that it helps.

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:18:23 No.700460

Brushing the teeth is bourgeoisie moralism.

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:24:00 No.700463

>>700459
Uygha there is plaque between your teeth! You’ve gotta get rid of it!

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:26:31 No.700464

>>700463
Why? Lenin never flossed.

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:32:28 No.700465

>>700459
>I always thought flossing was an American thing
LMAO do you ever leave your moms basement

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:34:27 No.700466

>>700464
If lenin never jerked off, would you?

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:35:18 No.700467

>>700459
What…? Where are you from?

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:37:37 No.700468

>>700467
Eastern Europe

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:37:40 No.700469

>>700466
Yes.

Glownonymous 18-08-25 09:46:14 No.700470

>>700449
>Brush first thing in the morning to get rid of morning breath
What if i don't have morning breath, because i don't sleep with an open mouth like an idiot?
>Chew gum
Uygha why wouldn't you just chew regular food like a carrot for that instead of propping up the dental gum meme.
>Brush tongue as well both times.
Bad idea. I've found anything more than every other day to lead to inflammation fast.
>>700453
Floss seems like an incredibly wasteful product. Can't you just reach in between with the bristles of a regular toothbrush.

Anonymous 18-08-25 09:50:47 No.700471

>>700469
Fair enough

Anonymous 18-08-25 10:01:22 No.700475

>>700468
Every local dentist is going to recomment flossing.

Anonymous 18-08-25 11:38:02 No.700485

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>>700470
>Can't you just reach in between with the bristles of a regular toothbrush.
Are you retarded or do you look like picrel?

Glownonymous 18-08-25 11:44:13 No.700486

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>>700485
Is your toothbrush a stick or something?

Glownonymous 18-08-25 12:03:09 No.700489

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>>700485
>>700486
Also, people who never talked to their dentist about brushing or use an electric toothbrush might not realize you're supposed to brush vertically, not horizontally. That way you can get closer and apply more force to the motion.

Anonymous 18-08-25 12:10:33 No.700491

>>700486
Are your teeth really this far apart?

Glownonymous 18-08-25 12:13:36 No.700493

>>700491
Again, you underestimate how small and flexible the bristles of a toothbrush are. Try it, right now! Do you think toothpicks don't fit in between your teeth as well?

Anonymous 18-08-25 12:17:02 No.700494

>>700493
The fuck you mean? Toothpicks fit between your teeth?

Glownonymous 18-08-25 12:20:02 No.700496

>>700494
Yes, how would you use them to get stuff if they didn't?

Glownonymous 18-08-25 12:22:22 No.700497

>>700496
The tip i mean, which is i think still larger than the average toothbrush bristle. Now that i think about it, floss isn't even that much smaller. From what i've seen it's a relatively thick thread, that barely fits in between the teeth as well.

Glownonymous 18-08-25 12:40:37 No.700499

>Generally, the diameter of adult toothbrushes is between 0.18-0.28mm, the diameter of children's toothbrushes is 0.12-0.15mm, and the diameter of some electric toothbrushes can reach 0.05mm.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/all-you-want-know-toothbrush-bristle-wei-wang
>These measurements were 0.5 mm for nylon floss, 0.45 mm for silk floss, 1.55 mm for PTFE floss, and 0.44 mm for UHMWPE floss.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10519255/

Anonymous 18-08-25 14:07:16 No.700526

i brush my teeth every time im in the shower, and i shower at least once a day maybe more. i dont do any of the othre things

Anonymous 20-08-25 00:42:21 No.701332

Bump cuz i aint letting you uyghurs off that easily

Brush your teeth! Floss!

Anonymous 20-08-25 03:17:24 No.701400

I chew gum all the time and use toothpaste with HAP so I don't get cavities. Use toothpaste with HAP! I also use fluoride in toothpaste on occasion and stop using when I get white spots on my teeth. Soon there will be keratin toothpaste: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/toothpaste-made-from-hair-provides-natural-root-to-repair-teeth If the keratin stuff is good enough I will probably stop entirely with fluoride.

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