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Toothbrush Testimonial by Dr. Ellie Phillips We love to get your testimonials! Email testimonials towebmgr@zellies.com, or comment below!"My mouth is already improved, and I feel like I am on the road to recovery. Your toothbrush feels like it cleans the tooth top surface, and gum line at the same time. Thanks again, Your faithful follower, Peny Nichols" This site is privately and personally ... Read on »
new toothbrush by Amy .. Patient Expert Today I came across something that I hadn't really given much thought to: an environmentally friendly toothbrush. While I was shopping at Whole Foods I saw an attractive brush on display. It is called "preserve" by Recycline. It caught my eye because the handle is made from 100% recycled plastics. Once I got home I tried it and found the design w ... Read on »
Clean Toothbrush by Dr. Ellie Phillips I think many people have heard my recommendation to move your toothbrush away from the toilet area of a bathroom! Here is a link to some research done at the State University Of New York at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine that has identified a tongue bacteria that may indeed originate from this source: http://www.iop.org/EJ/article/1752-7163/2/1/ ... Read on »
The Blue Toothbrush by KathEats Patient Expert So I was brushing my teeth after breakfast and my toothbrush felt funny. I took it back out to look at it and realized I was holding the BLUE toothbrush, i.e. Matt’s!!!! It’s not that gross, but then I started to think about tooth grime and green things being stuck in the molars and I got grossed out. Ewwww!! But I did finish brushing since the con ... Read on »
Toothbrush Hygiene Helper by Amanda Patient Expert ... all kinds of airborne bacteria and germs and that those very bacteria and germs can harbor themselves everywhere. But the worst part about all of this harboring is that our toothbrushes are the main living quarters for germs and bacteria!So when I was asked to try out the Toothbrush Hygiene Helper, I jumped for joy! The Toothbrush Hygiene Helper ... Read on »
Designer Travel Toothbrush by Dr. Dean Brandon I was watching the Home and Garden Network the other day. Now, that channel is not my usual fare, but I'm doing some remodeling around the house, and they have some cool programs on there for that kind of thing. For some reason while showing bathroom fixtures, faucets, sinks and the like, they showed this travel toothbrush. You evidently place t ... Read on »
A Three Toothbrush Night by Ashley's Mom Patient Expert ... or about 6-7 hours each night, if I have to get up more than three times to throw another toothbrush to Ashley, sleep is an elusive guest. What, you ask, does Ashley do with toothbrushes during the night? Well, let me explain. Ashley likes things that vibrate. Her lack of vision and hearing means she takes in very little environmental stimulati ... Read on »
Frickin' Laser Toothbrush? by Dr. Josh A. My apologies for the lack of posting since the Christmas holidays. This will be another short week of posts before resuming a normal blogging schedule next week. I thought I would try to keep things light this week as we all recover from time off, look forward to more time off, and try our hardest to max out benefits before January 1st. I discov ... Read on »
A question about toothbrushes by Dr. Ellie Phillips ... e good designs also. Until you have experienced a really "clean" mouth - from a bacterial point of view, it is difficult to judge the quality of a toothbrush. I took all the toothbrushes that as a dentist I had been given, and we used them one by one to figure out the two that we liked the best. I say "we" because I recruited the 50+ staff from my ... Read on »
Your teeth and electric toothbrush safety. by Saundra G. Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee ... ctric launched its cordless, rechargeable toothbrush, which was "more popular with consumers because of the lessened risk of electric shock." More than 50 styles of electric toothbrushes have been marketed. Clinical tests continue to maintain that electric toothbrushes are no better at cleaning teeth than properly used conventional toothbrushes (b ... Read on »