Surviving the Dentist – Brush Types

the cleaning of the teeth is very very
important as we know he leave the
dentist and I so don’t forget to floss
now there’s so many hygienic products on
the market that when I walk into you
know shoppers drug mart or such and I’m
bombarded by toothbrushes that are
thirteen dollars or the sensor vibration
toothbrush which is you know $249 and
then the options of floss the thick
floss the thin flux which is perfect is
it really picking what’s best for your
teeth the gaps between your teeth and
such how do you heading known what we
pick basically that’s it is what works
for you some people enjoy the electric
toothbrush some people do a fantastic
job with manual I prefer teaching skills
with manual toothbrushes okay once you
get the basics of where does the plaque
accumulate and remove it with your
manual toothbrush then you can move on
to anything you want it’s more fun I
like the electric toothbrushes as well
especially because they have a timer
okay man that’s what most people in our
national tea pot they rush there are no
rash exactly so at least the timer gives
you a beep when you’ve had your two
minutes at least so I think that’s the
best thing about the the electric
toothbrush there are certain people that
have manual dexterity problems that
aren’t able to manually brush so the
electric toothbrushes are really good
for them because it just makes brushing
a lot easier what about the soft medium
brush I’m always confused which one do I
pack okay well plaque which is the white
fuzzy stuff that accumulates on your
teeth it’s very easy to brush away okay
it’s not difficult at all
if you use a soft toothbrush it is
enough to get rid of the plaque okay the
heart brush sometimes can cause some
abrasions of the teeth that have to be
repaired and they also can abrade away
the gums so I prefer recommending and I
do recommend and give away those free
toothbrushes they’re all soft