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Here’s something we all do everyday - brush our teeth.
And we’re not doing it right.
A beautiful smile is one of your most attractive traits. The one thing that can stop you from showing it? Unattractive teeth.
Keeping your teeth in top shape requires regular visits to the dentist. However - good dental hygiene starts at home. Brushing your teeth the right way is imperative to maintaining your gums and teeth.
Unless you’re a dentist - you probably haven’t heard most of these mistakes before. You may have decades of experience brushing teeth with no dental issues - but I’m willing to wager you are making at least one of these mistakes.
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+Real Men Real Style lol I'm making all of those mistakes
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mouth wash is floor cleaner......😱😱😱😱😱😱
3 months? My brush starts to throw gang signs in only 4 weeks.
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Quarantine got me to learn how to brush my teeth
Oh man this is crazy 😂😱
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Dang!😎
Same here. It's a perfect time to learn how to properly do something, even if it's just as simple as brushing teeth.
Hell, quarantine got me to go to the dentist and take my oral health seriously. Then again, my family line gave me genes for a weak and diseased digestive system. My siblings have similar issues.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
1. Keeping tooth brush way too long (3mo+)
2. Not brushing long enough (
Don't keep it in the bathroom or at least cover it
now i know that i’ve been finishing with water the whole time that’s the issue
I always pour alcohol on my brush afterwards
@@YourMomsVagoon where else am I meant to put the toothbrush in my bedroom
@@kiarabailes3923 I put mine in the living room 😭 it has a cap on it so when I get ready to brush, I walk in the living room , back to bathroom then walk around while I brush my teeth. The bathroom air isn’t safe for ur toothbrush
“Don’t Store Your ToothBrush In Your Bathroom”
Where Else Am I Suppose To Store It In My Living Room?
No in the kitchen next to the chocolate
Yes
bathroom cupboard
Electric toothbrushes usually come with a enclosed case
Store it in the fridge
So you’re telling me I’ve been failing life for 16 years
Shit...then I've been failing at life for 45 years!! Damn! Who knew??? Obviously not me!!
@@CloutGoggles 14 here
24 whole years. 24
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I'm gonna have to pay someone to brush my teeth it's seems like too much work.
Ha
Hahahaha. No lie
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Pro Tip: Use Oral-B Super Floss. It comes in individual pre-cut floss strips and is comfortable, works with braces, and is more thorough that any other floss. Once I've tried this floss I've never gone back to traditional floss. Also, avoid floss picks because they don't bend and get down into the gums where needed most. Great tips in this video by the way.
is this only for people who got brackets or also for normal flossing? I use oral-b essential floss and wondering if i need to change to superfloss
@@mamedmansurzade1290 It's ESSENTIAL for those with braces, but when my braces come off in two months, I'm never going back to regular floss. I'm using these for the rest of my life.
As a millionaire u can afford all this hi tech stuff, what happened to the cave men?
@@sharonletchford9375
Good one 👍🤣🤣🤣🤣
The floss picks are useful for children when learning to floss and at work after lunch for a quick and easy flossing to remove food bits from the teeth.
I thank my mother for instilling such good hygiene habits. I passed all the dental hygiene check here.
Now I'm jealous, I was never thought any of these things, had to save up my allowance just to go to the dentist
I can't stop rinsing with water HELP 😂 even after mouthwash.
@LogicMuch 2.O wtf toothpaste is not dangerous
Me too, I just feel that urge and tingle to RINSE RINSE RINSE
@LogicMuch 2.O 😂😂same
I think astronaut swallow toothpaste so it won't kill you. Swallowing mouthwash is dangerous.
Josh D it depends on the amountim pretty sure
*Tips:*
1. Replace your toothbrush every 3 months.
2. Brush your teeth for 2 minutes.
3. Rinse with mouthwash, not water.
4. Do not store your toothbrush in your bathroom.
5. Floss.
6. Brush/Clean your tongue.
7. Use only a Extra Soft or Soft-bristled toothbrush.
8. Brush in circles.
9. Brush at a 45° angle.
10. Change up your routine
11. Don't brush your teeth more than twice a day.
12. Wait 30 minutes after eating to brush your teeth.
perfect
+raidersk8er9 sexy
Don't remind me about flossing...
Thank you
+topovskiudar13 Then go to reddit..
Just went to the dentist today for the first time in about 10 years. Due to depression, I didn't take care of myself like I needed to. Found out I have 4 cavities and need 1 tooth extracted 😭 (possibly 2 if filling doesn't work out). I'm finally trying to get better and this video helps. A lot of the info here is different from what I was told at my last dentist. These tips don't seem so bad, just hope to make it a habit.
Hey, hope you are doing all right by now. Did you made any of these tips into a habit?
Interesting points. Preventing faeces on your toothbrush is relatively easy: close the lid of your toilet before brushing! When you leave it open, it simply sprays parts of what is IN the toilet into the air.
Heard about this a few years ago and have been diligently closing the lid ever since. It gives me a cleaner feel too! :)
i think what's important is always closing the lid before you flush the toilet. that's when you really fill the air with disgusting particles
I like having the toilet in a separate room, much better. Can't understand when people knock a separate room for the toilet into the bathroom, big mistake.
As a kid I always rinsed until I couldn’t taste any toothpaste... Genius...
Lmao same
I still do it
And i am fine with it
@@vidyasagarval4203 that's not fine
@@cygnex5527 why? i never had a problem instead my family members had a problems who dont wash like me
Vidyasagar Val its not a problem but its better to not rinse. when you rinse right away the flouride has no time to really get in to your teeth.
I used to take my toothbrush away from the bathroom (because I was afraid someone would mistake it for theirs)
But I was yelled at for being weird :(
AikooPot my 7 year old brother was using my toothbrush for a month but I didn’t know about it I did the same as you
@AikooPot That's because they were using that brush as well. LOL
Why would someone yell at you for taking YOUR toothbrush?
That's not even weird lmao it's normal 😐😂
If i do this i will get shouted at by my mom
Don't bin old toothbrushes, use them for cleaning, they're great for cleaning inside cracks that you can't get too with rags etc.
True, true
Or just have a separate toothbrush for that.
I started flossing every morning and evening and it was the best thing I have ever done! also I started to use mouth wash and tongue scrape also, and my dentist loves me for that.
Please take my advice. DO NOT over brush, it will recede your gums. I just had a gum graft 3 days ago, and my receding gums were due to "brushing too hard."
What is gum graft...plz tell me plz?
@@keerthivasan9807 A gum graft is when the doctor either takes gum tissue from someone else (that's what he did for me), or takes some gum tissue from the roof of your mouth, and sews it on your gums around your teeth where the gums have receded. Receding gums can happen for a number of reasons, but mine happened because I was brushing too hard.
@@seanpeters3690 now you alright!! Then gums are good now?? If you don't mind how much cost for gum graft?
@@keerthivasan9807 I still have the stitches in my mouth, but in 2 more weeks I will get them out. The way it works is the Periodontist sees me after 1 week and after 2 weeks for checkups, and after 4 weeks they remove the stitches. It costs about $1,000 per tooth, and I got 2 of my teeth done. Thankfully I have insurance, and it covered a lot of it. After insurance I had to pay about $800 for the grand total, but some insurance companies might cover more. I hope this helps. :)
@@seanpeters3690 thank you so much... For ur information. Ur so kind..
Honestly...I’ve been doing everything you’ve said since I was like 13. I’m 27 now. I’ve had an obsession with cleaning my teeth properly because I have a phobia of bad breath ( morning breath excused) and plaquey teeth. So I enjoyed watching this and knowing I’m already doing all these steps and then some. Great video. x
Give me a tips to have a good breath smell pls 😩😩
@@mevii-5283 all of these
@@mevii-5283 deepthroat that brush... Brush your voice box 💀 thats what i do
@@mevii-5283 all of these+ gum
@@mevii-5283 brush ur teeth with toilet water and u shud brush ur teeth once a week, u are welcome
This guy is completely right! I visited my dentist and he told me exactly the same things! The only different thing he told me, was that we should brush our teeth for 4 minutes instead of 2
I replace my toothbrush every three months have a reminder set on my phone. I brush without paste and use a mouthwash 30 minutes after dinner. Brushing in circles does not give me the confidence I need for the day. Thank you for all your tips, really appreciate it!
*Him:11 mistakes*
*Me: I have no teeth*
The Bong Techno GUY well guess you weren’t following the steps
Lmao 😂
lucky
My tooth hurts
Why y'all laughing that's sad
After flossing, I reward myself by eating some corn on the cob! :)
TheKhushty Wow 😂
LOL maybe eat before than floss :D:D:D:D:D:D
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Rip your teeth
I've been living in a lie for 10 years cuz I was rising with water right after brushing, DAMN!!!
The way to get around poop on your toothbrush is to close the toilet when you flush. People don't use the toilet lid like they're supposed to and when you don't close it, it sprays urine and feces into the air. So instead of storing your toothbrush in a completely different room, try taking to seconds to put the toilet seat down 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ the lid is not for decoration
Yeah but take note it’s not foolproof as some of that spray still escapes as it’s not 100% sealed yah. Best is still to take the toothbrush in and out of the toilet or use a separate non WC wash basin to do your teeth.
Having said that it’s still a good practice to shut the lid before each flush for general hygiene purposes.
@@17388 what? You just shut the lid before you flush. Or you can just keep your toothbrush in a cabinet
@@17388 You are definitely tripping lol
My toilet is in a separate room, to the shower and wash basin, so should I store my toothbrush in the bedroom then.
@@verybigkittens7550 honestly I wish more bathrooms were like that
Change tooth brush every 3 months
Brush for 2 minutes
Don't use water after brushing
Don't store tooth brush in bathroom
Start flossing
Brush your tongue after brushing
Go with soft or extra soft
Brush in circles
Brush at a 45 degree angle
Change your routine
Bonus tips- watch the ending of the video. 😏
thx
@@cutecutexox Thanks for the tips but why not to use water after brushing teeth
Thank you thank you . Your fantastic. Thank you
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So I’ve been brushing my teeth with shit on it? 😳 that explains a lot hahaha
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I have been keeping my brush in my room in a bag for the past year. I am glad i started doing that.
I just started to do that
I’m a dental hygienist and I approve this message 👍🏼
Please tell how to use mouth wash after meal and tell about interdental brush importance.
@Once🍭 due to infection should be extreme care or consult dentist for check up god bless u ever ever keep grooming
@Once🍭 after food rinse with water or use quality mouth wash for kill bacteria use soft tooth brush only dental care should be regular for strong healty light pink gums gums should be light pink not red
Wow. So many mistakes in that video. So many. Being a dentist myself, well, I should know. And let me say, it's VERY irresponsible to prompt people to do something that will lead to harm, just so that you can post a video. Wouldn't know where to start, except to agree that yes, a toothbrush should be changed about every 3 months (way sooner, if the bristles get damaged sooner due to excesive force during brushing), flossing is very important, tongue cleaning is helping eliminate pathogens from the oral cavity, a 45 degree angle is essential and a hard toothbrush can cause just as much damage as help clean. The rest of what you suggested? Well...
1.electric toothbrush
So many reasons why an electric toothbrush should not be used over a regular one, unless there are specific reasons... An electric toothbrush, any electric toothbrush, unless used very carefully can cause severe damage to gums and dental tissue, way easier than a regular could. One should be taught how to use it and then be monitored until he does it correctly... not get one from a store's shelf and use it because it has a timer.
2. Timer
Yes, it is better to brush for at least 2 mins, but that is because it takes that long if you brush correctly. Most toothpastes these days have fluoride in a form that is absorbed in about 1 minute. As far as ways to monitor how long you brush your teeth, a very easy way is to pick a song you like with a 2 minute duration an either play it or sing it in your head while brushing. More fun that a timer and easier, too.
3. Rinse with mouthwash? WHAT WERE YOU THINKING??
Mouthwash shouldn't be used more that once a week, much less twice daily. Especially one with alcohol in it, like the one in the video. Using one often destroys the natural flora of the oral cavity and pathogens can (and do) find space to attach themselves and multiply without a regulating mechanism (that the destroyed natural flora should present). The only exception to not using a mouthwash are patients with periodontitis, for the duration of their treatment.
4. Routine
Change your routine? REALLY? The direction are to actually create one... Most of the times someone brushes his teeth, he's tired or preoccupied, and brushing happens in autopilot. Literally. That's where a routine helps. It doesn't make people sloppy - a routine makes sure you never forget brushing a tooth or a tooth surface, or worse, a group of teeth areas. Your hand follows the routine without conscious thought and ALL your teeth are protected.
5. Toothbrush storage
A toothbrush shouldn't be stored near the toilet (when flushing the toilet a spray is created in a sphere of 60cm around it, contaminating everything within that range... but the rest of the bathroom is safe). So if you put the toothbrush holder in a bigger distance than that, or in the storage place behind the bathroom mirror, it's safe. Having already talked about keeping it clean, but what's just as important is to make sure it is clean after toothbrushing - rinsed well, with no food or toothpaste residue within it's bristles. Then is should be allowed to dry. If it isn't completely dry the next time you brush your teeth, fungi will develop and it will no longer be sanitary enough.
6. Brushing teeth often
It's actually proven that once a day could be enough, IF it is done perfectly, complete with flossing. The thing is, nobody is that good at it. There are ways to train one self, like using tablets that paint pink and/or blue the plaque remaining on tooth surfaces after brushing, showing you what areas you need to pay more attention to while brushing, but it's practically impossible to be perfect every time you brush. Hence the directive for twice daily. That being said, brushing more often than that is not considered bad. Brushing after every meal is ideal, actually, provided you have been taught how to brush correctly, in a non damaging way, don't do it with a hard toothbrush (better go with soft), don't use force (brush gently) and you don't use a whitening toothpaste. I've seen plenty of people brushing less than once a day with damaged gums AND tooth enamel due to excessive force, wrong type of toothbrush and wrong way of brushing.
7. Waiting after eating in order to brush
And you have to wait those 30 minutes post-meal before brushing ONLY when eating/drinking something really acidic, like orange juice.
Vera Kaloumenou thanks
Should I rinse after brushing or leave it as is?
very good info
My dentist orthodontist says to use mouth wash 1x a day
Also studies have proven that electric toothbrushes are better than manual...my dentist also agrees...
It changed my life when he said crap is on my tooth brush...
JasonLiPlays same
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I keep my electric toothbrush charging station on a table in the hallway outside of my bathroom. This means it's still close to the bathroom (so I have no excuse for not brushing my teeth), but it's also away from all the nasty crap aerosol that you get from flushing the toilet and all the humidity/mold etc.
I keep mine in a cupboard lol
It doesn't matter. If there's minuscule fecal particles in the air then that means it's also on your skin, you're inhaling it, ingesting it all the time anyway. It's minuscule and harmless. There's so many "gross" things that we do this with all the time such as dead skin cells. We are literally breathing in dead skin cells or hair particles {especially if you have furry pets) all day long at home. No need to stress about that. Just replace your toothbrush every few months and you're fine.
Thank you it feels great. I also follow the oil pulling technique and it has done wonders for my gums. Thank God for youtube and the Indian holistics.
I’ve been rinsing with water my whole life haven’t seen results ever thanks will definitely take that advice.
I brush my teeth to music, an entire
Song👌👌
That's really smart...
Good xD
This was wonderful and very descriptive. I’ve visited the dentist today and I have a new cavity and my dentist also said I had so much tartar built up. I didn’t understand why because I brush my teeth twice a day, floss, and I change my toothbrush every three months. My dentist advised me that many people are so convinced that they are brushing their teeth correctly and they aren’t in actuality. My visit at the dentist brought me here, I walked out saying wow.. I must be brushing my teeth wrong, I have to go home and look at CZcams videos on how to brush my teeth. How sad lol!
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Thanks for getting right to the point! Great tips…some I had no clue about!
Things i did right:
Brush my teeth for 10 minutes (according to my watch)
Brush in circles
my toothbrush is in the bathroom but i thoroughly clean it before and after using it
change brushes often enough
although i am using a hard toothbrush i dont use it the "wrong way"
My dentist said i have good teeth and i don't have a lot of plaque. I do really care about my teeth.
I watch CZcams while brushing my teeth so I can see the time
Cool tip!
+Real Men Real Style you're a fucking dumass
MasterGoldfish that's why you spelled dumbass wrong fuckface.
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gosh, that's what im always doing
Well fudge me i've been rinsing my teeth with water since i was a toddler
tme too its a habit for me now..... i started brushing my own teeth at 4 and im 11
+GirlyGamerLL thats actually good nice
Ikr same
thats good
GirlyGamerLL how are your teeth since you don't rinse with water? I bet it tastes strange
Thank you so much man for passing your knowledge forward to us... Dk why but this came randomly into my recommendation today and i clicked, and thank god i followed ur tips after that... I can literally see improvements, Thank You So Much Sir♥️🙏🏻
I think you nailed it. He did a really good video and actually had me laughing out loud when you said your toothbrush has crap on it LOL.
So, I can't even do this properly.
I do a routine I learned when I was a kid. When brushing your teeth in circles, count the number of circles to 30 per side, slightly nearer to the center and the center.
This actually helped me so much. It encouraged me to start taking care of my teeth. And my mouth feels so much better than it used to feel. I made around over half of these mistakes, and it makes since why. I'll try the tips and see if they will help my teeth. I am also hopefully getting braces this Summer, and it will help me straighten my teeth. I am kind of a mixture between excitied and nervous at the same time. I am also trying to make a daily habit. Thank you for the teeth tips!
@warisuz Hey! It’s going pretty well! It hurt a lot at first getting used to them, but now 6 months later, I am doing a lot better! :D
Electric tooth brush are miles better get an oral b
@@tigere.3462 I've had no luck with braces, no luck with an RP Expander (I'm guessing Roof Pallete Expander?) my teeth were just so overcrowded that I couldn't floss because it hurt so bad trying to get the crap inbetween my teeth cause they'd get stuck, and it's just devolved. The braces broke and caused a ton of pain, the RP Xpander didn't break my jaw and caused a lot of pain. Over 30 years old and I pretty much just have to go scorched earth and get all new teeth at this point.
I was under 18 when I got all this crap done. Just unlucky. Too strong a bones and didn't keep my tongue at the roof of my mouth when I was a baby.
A wisdom tooth cavity scare a year ago had me overbrushing. After that tooth was removed I changed my entire brushing routine. Now I floss first, rinse with peroxide to oxygenate under the gum line for those bacteria. Then I brush with the crest 3d white 2 step whitening kit for 2 minutes. Then i rinse mouthwash. Finally I brush a layer of sensodyne repair and protect for 20 seconds and spit without rinsing. Its a bit exessive, but my teeth are better and the morning breath and mask breath is kept to a minimum.
You missed another tip. I talked to my dentist about seeing a yellow tinge in my teeth, so i'm constantly brushing my teeth really hard for a very long time.Turns out that enamel has a natural yellow tinge to it. So the tip is to not think that if your teeth are not pearly white, like in tv adverts, that they're not clean
+munem939 good point there
+munem939 Your enamel doesn't have a yellow tinge too it, the dentin which is the layer below the enamel has a yellow tinge to it. Enamel is not completely opaque, but can be seen through. The reason your teeth are looking more yellow is BECAUSE of the scrubbing, you are wearing away your enamel and seeing more of the dentin.
+Samuel Wells it could have been due to poor brushing in earlier years.
You can use teeth whitening tooth paste to give yourself a more white look.
Just saying the one of brushing your tounge. Your not supposed to because it pushes the gunk and stuff deeper in your tounge.
I've been doing all these 11 things wrong my whole entire 17 years of living on planet earth.
Me too man. Damn! My whole 17 years have been a lie.
poop fart hahaha 😂
Bruhhhh :"(
Why did you do the other 8 years on Mars???????
@@ninjalavaphoenix2331 lol
Ever since I stopped rinsing my teeth with water after brushing, I've not had any toothaches because in the past I'd have severe toothaches and would go for an Extraction every after 4-5 years, It's now been 8 years since I last had a Toothache and an extraction thanks to brushing my teeth at night and not flossing with water after brushing. It's really a God sent way of keeping cavities away and how I wish I knew this earlier I would have saved alot of my extracted teeth.
What do i do to take off the toothpaste without water?
Hey man, how much teeth have you lost before ? May i know what tooth are those? And do you have like partial dentures rn?
20 years and you are telling me I have been brushing my teeth wrong.. for 2 decades??? Well time to change that today, thank you :) except I have been using the extra soft brush as I’m a very sensitive person as well with touch so I am happy that, that’s the only thing I’ve been doing great haha
Something important that wasn't mentioned: if your brush looks like the bottom one at 1:20 and you don't use it to scour floors, it's a good indicator you're brushing too hard. The damage this can do to your teeth is called toothbrush abrasion. It causes problems with gum damage and recession, tooth sensitivity, and scraping away at the enamel (the outer white part of the tooth). Use short, gentle brushing motions and brush for the right amount of time, at least two minutes.
littlecoley88 That you in the picture?
Me: hears that poop can fly onto your toothbrush
My laziness: well... that’s gross, but let’s leave it there so u don’t have to walk back and forth everywhere
Me: omg ur right
popcornEM 😂 🤣 It’s funny because it’s true. I am the same way.
😂🤣
How does poop even go there? XD
Mr.SoySauce Lol right!
Mr.SoySauce You flush the toilet with the lid open so whatever is in there spreads everywhere...
How cool, it's been a super long, long time since I've made one of these mistakes. I feel proud! LOL. I learned a long time ago about the feces thing. The thing is and this is a gross fact but what happens when you flush a toilet is you get what's called a "toilet plume" basically all the crap and pee particles that get agitated during the flush is released into to air and can linger typically for 90 minutes or so which is why it's so important to use the lid! They can also travel quite far too.
And yes I haven't been brushing my teeth for 2 minutes for a very long time I did at first and then I stopped and also thank you for the advice for brushing the bottom and the upper chewing part of our teeth in circles instead of back and forth
Several dentists I have spoken with have confirmed that you should floss before brushing to loosen anything stuck between and around the teeth.
Michael Sweeney Yes it’s true. I work in the field
Plus it's also common sense
Great video! I agree with everything. Minus putting all that fluoride in your body twice a day for over 5 minutes total, your entire life.
Thankyou Sir, I’ve sent this to my kids as I’m fed of removing, washing their tb’s from the Poo danger zone , but all your advice very good 🇬🇧
Thanks,that was really helpful and I learned so much new things about this topic.
Why not just close the toilet lid ? 🤷🏽♂️
Martaze Blackmon who have time for that?
but some people close their lids and science might still have fiund poo on there
@@coreycheng9926 Farty air 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
really ? farty air 😂😂😂
i usally do that but idont know about my family memebers i dont trust with that ugh 😫🙄
For those wondering about why there is feces on your toothbrush is because most people do not bring the lid down when they flush. When you flush the toilet you create a Vortex of air with everything inside of the toilet which of course will include feces urine and other things you may not have digested and those tiny little particles that Get separated by the Vortex of water or air whatever it is basically gets spread out all throughout the area where it's at which includes your toothbrush
All good ones. I knew some of them but only it's because I've been researching better dental health. It makes a big difference to use a toothbrush with a timer. Wish I started earlier.
Published peer reviewed research from 2016 ( I think from memory) shows that mistake #13 ( and a BIG one) : soft bristles with toothpaste damage teeth more than medium or hard brushes! This is because soft bristles distort more under the same load and therefore keep more toothpaste in contact with the teeth causing more abrasion. Best advice is to not brush with any toothpaste: after all, it’s the brush that cleans teeth.
Brush, Floss, rinse: paste on toothpaste with your finger over all the teeth then spit and don’t rinse for the fluoride benefit. This way, teeth won’t get abraded.
Look up “Relative Dentine Abrasivity “ : this ranks toothpastes in order of abrasiveness. You may be surprised
I've made all of those mistakes.
Frs
I saw on a tv programme about the faces reaching your toothbrush in the bathroom and I've always kept my toothbrush in my room since
Wow, this is very important information.
Thank you so much
I did this while brushing my teeth before my orthodontist appointment. This definitely was of help!
This video was such an eye opener. I was making pretty much all the mistakes, until today. Thank you Antonio!
I'm putting this video in my watch later in case if I have to look back on ways to clean my teeth better again
So I'm not the only one who made all of these mistakes for my entire life until this video was searched for, right?
I ran to the bathroom and took my sonicare out of the bathroom.
weird flex but okay..
2:34 I can't stand the taste of toothpaste in mouth! I always flush my mouth with water at least 10 times after brushing my teeth!
No , you shouldn't do this because the water is washing off all the chemicals
Well u gotta learn not to do that
I do that to
u r on the fast track to DENTURES YUKKK
Well change your toothpaste
Oh, this is incredible, wouldn't have thought there is anything to learn about teeth brushing. What home remedies will you recommend to me for gum recession.
Definitely going to take my brush out of the bathroom! And use circular movements.
He's right about all of these mistakes, but as a dental hygienist...I tell my patients to not use the floss picks because you can't effectively floss in the back with them like traditional string floss. We all know that's the hardest place to reach.
I find it easier to floss back there with floss picks
100% true. I also see many floss cuts on patients from those floss picks and they are less effective that regular floss in my opinion.
@@dustyrose192 Just habit.
They also produce so much plastic waste
Funny how everyone becomes a teeth expert here
MiaMiah 😂
IKR
I can only speak for myself 100% but perhaps some or many of the commenters here have had the unfortunate experience of a lifetime of major problems where we have been educated out of pure necessity. If I had a choice, I’d rather be blissfully ignorant but I haven’t been dealt such a luxury. At 52, I’ve spent more time in a dentists chair than I have on holidays & more $$$ too. And that all started at age 11 & pleasantly continued thru a violent marriage that completely f**ked my mouth up. So perhaps just use your own discretion & maybe even take some of the info on board.
This was so helpful thank you.
I do all of this so I think I must have watched this video 8 years ago and forgotten about it 😅 Thanks for teaching me good habits at a young age 💖
This is the best straightforward video I've ever seen. Thank you so much. You get an A+...wow what honest upfront knowledge...no fluff or bullshit served up. Thank you again.
Dude, Antonio, the trick you said with brushing at an angle has revolutionized my tooth health. I never had issues, but now my mouth feels clean for mpre than half the day, when before it used to only feel great before breakfast.
I didn't even think that was possible lol
At this point I don’t even know if I’m living life correctly
"Worried about shit on your toothbrush...." I can just imagine the advert!
I talked to all of my dentist and they said brushing my teeth 3 times a day won’t hurt me.
It’s actually good as long as I brush it softly.
I can’t do twice a day. I floss every time I brush my teeth. I haven’t had a cavity in years. Brush tongue is also a must for me. I do not know how people live without brushing their tongue. 😷
dont brush teeth. problem solve.
Same here. The dentist told me to brush my teeth every time after I eat.
Bianca Lucia DONT
Bianca Lucia it will damage your teeth, wait an hour after a meal then brush your teeth
Tanaka Huta same 😂
HE SAID IT! Only 2 times. That's my favorite mistake.
He said people brush 30mins before brushing your teeth and people normally have dinner in the afternoon so that’s 3 times and your soposted to eat 3 meals a day to be nice and healthy so that’s 5 times so like I’m. Onfused
I read (& confirmed by a dentist recently) that putting salt in the last WARM rinse keeps gums strong & keeps infections at bay...been doing this for years along with flossing & using those tiny dental brushes. Forget manual tooth brushes, electric toothbrushes are the way to go! When brushing my teeth I also massage my gums with the toothbrush!
Hello, you still rinse with water then salt water last ? What about the not rinsing thing howd you do it
@@KaKa-kv8tb the last rinse is with salty warm water & leave (don't rinse again) when u massage ur gums do it gently. Don't over brush u'r teeth because that will ruin the enamel. The way to get rid of placque is actually not to use any toothpaste on the brush BUT what I do is use toothpaste in round one (To clean mouth) than rinse mouth & the brush.. & round 2 is without toothpaste. I'm 65 & losing my teeth is not an option because if there's a day when the dentist tells me I have to have all of them out is the day I might as well shoot myself! (I'm quite vain😁
Very helpful your suggestions. Thanks 👍
I always smoke a cigarrete after brushing as a reward
And I bet you only have 2 teeth and disgustingly bad breath!
hehehe hilarious comment
Tech Hybrid 😂😂😂😂😂
It’s ok did you pat yourself on back too
Rewarding yourself with lung cancer??
This was supper helpful, I've been doing a lot of things wrong!
They should've been teaching this in school. I'm glad i keep my toothbrush in the kitchen under the sink with my toothpaste and baking soda. I had no idea about the faeces thingy! Thanks mate!
Thank you for this!
if poop can fly up onto my tooth brush I'm going to start craping in the woods.. no pooping allowed inside
Ha
Based on your profile picture you are probably actually doing that. Smh 🤭😂
It does, close the lid when you flush your poop. That's what I do.
When you wash your hair in the shower you are washing it with some poop
but....but ....my toilet is a squat toilet not toilet seat....anyways it's my problem
I came across this while looking up an ad I saw for “dentists say to do this one trick-to end bad breath forever”. So I’m not a guy, but your video was eye opening for me. I tend to brush and floss AT LEAST twice a day. And use h2o to rinse. I was only using mouthwash at night. I’m going to cut back to brushing and flossing twice a day, use mouthwash both morning AND night, and start using a tongue scraper. I am moving tooth brushes of everyone here to their bedrooms. Great info here, I’m sending this video to my friends and family and my HUSBAND, too, since he does most of the things wrong on this list. And doesn’t listen to me since he’s been cavity free for the last 10 years. He hasn’t been to the dentist once since we’ve been together, in almost 7 years. He says he hasn’t had any tooth pain or breakage for 10 years. Sad that he thinks that means he’s not had a cavity. But baby steps are a good start. Maybe you should change this to “12 things” and add “#12-Not seeing a dentist at the bare minimum of every 6 months or yearly”?
Thanks for this video-I’m going to send him this link and get him to watch more of your videos!
i love how you said brush your teeth
thank you quarantine ..finally i know how to brush my teeth
I know it's weird but I put my toothbrush in my bedroom idk why XD
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+Jean Coulter L
Doesn't the cover trap humidity inside, making it great for bacteria?
me to
I used to put my toothbrush in my bedroom when I was a kid because I didn't want my toothbrush getting mixed up with others in the bathroom but sometimes people would come and move things or try to clean up in my room so I lost my toothbrush ending up without brushing much growing up and never flossing because I never learned how properly. Another bad thing is all the acidic and sugury things given to kids.
thank you for this. I'm gonna follow the single instruction for this oral health practices for saving my teeth from receding gums
One tip you didn’t mention is, to very gently brush along the gum line. A lot of food particles can get stuck there. And if you don’t take care of the gum line it can lead to gingivitis and then to receding gums. Which then leads to the roots of your teeth being exposed. And that’s a whole lot of bad. With sensitivity, and potential tooth loss. I did floss a lot years ago and was told to only do that once a day. Because flossing way to much is bad for your teeth. And recently my dentist told me to stop flossing and use those small interdental brushes to clean between my teeth and gum line. And finally some people brush their teeth for too long. This causes injury to teeth because, not only the action of the brush in that instance be too abrasive, but the toothpaste combined with brushing is doubly abrasive on teeth. And one more thing you should also wait anywhere between 30-60 minutes after eating before you brush your teeth. As the acidity of some food can temporarily affect the enamel of the teeth and if you brush way too soon after eating, you could cause damage to the tooth enamel........ ⚛️☮️ 🦷 🌏
Does not rinsing counts towards the brushing for too long or is it fine not to rinse
Thanks so much. I’m illuminated!
I'm surprised at how many of the tips I knew. I will admit that I have regularly made some of these mistakes before but now that I know, I'll be sure to avoid them to brush my teeth properly.
Other mistakes:
12. Brushing with excessive force that cause bleeding and erode our gum severely.
13. Not brushing thoroughly so some parts get brushed but the other parts are untouched with accumulate plaques.
I never heard you can get an extra soft toothbrush. I get soft but it still feels hard on my teeth. I'll start doing these steps. Thanks!
FANTASTIC video - thank you!😁