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Electric toothbrush question
by
Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Sat 07 Aug 2010 11:02am
to swish the brush head
each time, rinse off under running water and allow to dry between uses.
Successful tooth brushing your gums must finish clean ( no bacteria/plaque/germs...
Hi Ellie, Hope is all well.
Can you tell me what your opinion is on using an electric toothbrush? My husband switched about 3 yrs ago and his cleanings are better
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Clean Toothbrush
by
Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Tue 08 Jun 2010 9:49am
Just read Dr. Ellies book, Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye, and wish I had this information years ago!! I have a question - how long should the tooth brush be in contact...! S
Hi S,
Thanks so much for your interest and question,
Research shows that dilute bleach or full strength Listerine will "clean' the bristles of toothbrushes.
( I use Listerine
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Frickin' Laser Toothbrush?
by
Dr. Josh A.
Posted
Sun 11 Jan 2009 5:44pm
for the Nobel Prize thanks to this frickin laser inside a tooth brush.
(In case you are reading this and don't know me personally, what you just read should be taken as 100% sarcasm...' laser to a toothbrush and watch the plaque disappear!
Just head to the fine people of Smart Miracles and check out the "futuristic" Laser Toothbrush. For only $69, you can
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Be Careful with That Toothbrush!
by
The Verigin Dental Health Team
Posted
Mon 16 Aug 2010 7:03am
to play it safe.
Brushing of teeth has become an integral part of our daily routine and is regarded as very safe even in children. Tooth brush is made up of relatively... pillar, pharynx. Most of these injuries are trivial in nature and nothing needs to be done in most cases. Penetrating intraoral injuries due to tooth brush are very rare and only
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Throw out your toothbrush to prevent gum disease.
by
Saundra G.
Posted
Fri 03 Apr 2009 11:13pm
Before you toss your toothbrush, get a new one. A new toothbrush will boost your oral health by doing a better job of preventing gum disease.
You know you need a new toothbrush when the bristles begin to separate and you have to work harder to feel as if you did a good job brushing your teeth and massaging your gums.
Buy two at a time so you'll
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A question about toothbrushes
by
Dr. Ellie Phillips
Posted
Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:09pm
- and tooth brushes are the same. My favorite is (of course) my own Zellies design toothbrush - but I also like Mentadent brushes and GUM have some good designs also.
Until you have... no cavities and I am looking to keep it that way. Thank you and keep up the great work!
I do have two questions: I use an Oral-B 3-D rechargeable toothbrush instead of a traditional
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Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush Review
by
Cory K.
Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 5:07pm
Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush
The following is a description and some features of Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush according to the Dr. Collins website:
…Dr. Collins Perio Toothbrush penetrates the areas between teeth and gums removing plaque and food particles, while gently massaging gums without pain and bleeding. It gives you
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