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  • AlexDest
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    FFR Simfile Author
    • Sep 2007
    • 5309

    #31
    Re: Brushing your teeth

    I brush after breakfast, because drinking coffee and eating after you brush will taste awful.

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    • Coolboyrulez0
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      • Aug 2006
      • 10042

      #32
      Re: Brushing your teeth

      Originally posted by AlexDest
      I brush after breakfast, because drinking coffee and eating after you brush will taste awful.
      Makes even your favorite foods taste like shit. After Breakfast brushing is where it's at.
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      • Jerry DB
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        • Jan 2008
        • 2071

        #33
        Re: Brushing your teeth

        sometimes before, sometimes after. I don't really have a set time I just make sure I always do it. Sometimes I actually brush before and after breakfeast if I'm doing something really important that day or am hanging out with a girl

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        • smartdude1212
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          FFR Simfile Author
          • Sep 2005
          • 6687

          #34
          Re: Brushing your teeth

          I don't eat breakfast, but I always brush my teeth in the shower. Foamy toothpaste all over the chest is a win.

          I'm pretty sure if I had to brush my teeth clothed over a sink I would end up with half the contents of my mouth all over my shirt anyway.

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          • ~kitty~
            FFR Player
            • Jun 2007
            • 988

            #35
            Re: Brushing your teeth

            Originally posted by Reach
            Mouthwash isn't very useful.

            Flossing >>>> mouthwash.

            Mouthwash can only kill bacteria that are exposed and have not formed plaque colonies. Alas, Dentistry has failed to find a way to chemically destroy plaque. It doesn't actually seem possible, without damaging everything else as well, for a number of reasons.

            The only way to remove bacteria that are forming colonies is mechanically, i.e. brushing and flossing. Mouthwash gives you that nice tingly feeling of freshness, but that's a marketing ploy (toothpaste does the same thing). The effect is very very minimal in most people.



            Also, genetic explanations are usually a cop out. There are some situations where people have genuine conditions that dramatically increase their risk for caries, but in most people it's either chronic hygiene deficiencies or dietary problems. Like 99% of time. Many people that claim to brush or floss all the time do so improperly, or have dietary habits that are deadly for their teeth.

            I mean, cavities typically take 1-2 years to form. That's a festering bacterial lesion literally sitting there on the tooth surface attacking it continuously for that entire time. It doesn't really happen by accident >_>
            Dietary habits? What kind of dietary habits?

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            • benguino
              Kawaii Desu Ne?
              • Dec 2007
              • 4185

              #36
              Re: Brushing your teeth

              Before, most likely because it was a bad habit I picked up from my parents.
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              • Reach
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                • Jun 2003
                • 7471

                #37
                Re: Brushing your teeth

                Originally posted by ~kitty~
                Dietary habits? What kind of dietary habits?
                The most common ones are sipping on acidic drinks (energy drinks, sodas, coffees) over long periods of time and snacking. Candies are notoriously bad as well.

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                • Mollocephalus
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                  • Jul 2009
                  • 2608

                  #38
                  Re: Brushing your teeth

                  Why would you wanna brush teeth before eating? makes zero sense. Always brushed teeth afterwards, following the rule of thumb reach mentioned.

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                  • DotKritic
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                    • Jun 2009
                    • 2974

                    #39
                    Re: Brushing your teeth

                    I brush right after my shower in the morning and eat later.

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                    • Cavernio
                      sunshine and rainbows
                      • Feb 2006
                      • 1987

                      #40
                      Re: Brushing your teeth

                      Where's the I don't brush regularly option?
                      My teeth often hurt after I brush them so I don't brush them nearly as often as I should. I think it's a toothpaste thing more than a brushing thing though. I will often pick at my teeth with my fingernails instead of brushing because I don't get the pain then, but of course I miss more of my teeth then too. But that's probably why my gums are in good shape.
                      I tend to brush for bad breath reasons (usually won't leave the house without brushing) more than oral care reasons, which is also why I use toothpaste when I brush. I try to avoid brushing my teeth anywhere close to eating because that just makes them hurt more. I think not eating cheese the past couple of months is just making the sensitivity issue worse. I probably have terrible enamel.
                      I've got cavities of course. Most of them are inbetween my teeth which makes a lot of sense because I have large gaps between most of my teeth where food always gets caught. I just don't think about flossing as a regular thing so I don't do it everyday even though that doesn't hurt my teeth at all. At my last checkup (first one in 6 years) I was told to floss at least twice a week to make sure I don't get any cavities on the other side of my mouth (there're weak spots there), and also that I only need professional cleanings once a year not twice because my teeth were generally gunk free. Go fingernails.

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                      • Pseudo Enigma
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                        • Aug 2012
                        • 2290

                        #41
                        Re: Brushing your teeth

                        brushing my teet-- who the **** does that shit. British 4lyfe

                        I do it when I wake up and when I sleep though.

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                        • kmay
                          Don't forget me
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 6511

                          #42
                          Re: Brushing your teeth

                          after eating and my coffee. always before i go out somewhere, and in a circular motion

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                          • Reincarnate
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                            • Nov 2010
                            • 6332

                            #43
                            Re: Brushing your teeth

                            To me this question is like asking if you wipe your ass before or after you take a shit

                            I mean seriously??

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                            • Syhto
                              BuMP it
                              • Mar 2006
                              • 2466

                              #44
                              Re: Brushing your teeth

                              hey im brushing my teeth right now wtf

                              Originally posted by Cavernio
                              Where's the I don't brush regularly option?
                              My teeth often hurt after I brush them so I don't brush them nearly as often as I should. I think it's a toothpaste thing more than a brushing thing though. I will often pick at my teeth with my fingernails instead of brushing because I don't get the pain then, but of course I miss more of my teeth then too. But that's probably why my gums are in good shape.
                              I tend to brush for bad breath reasons (usually won't leave the house without brushing) more than oral care reasons, which is also why I use toothpaste when I brush. I try to avoid brushing my teeth anywhere close to eating because that just makes them hurt more. I think not eating cheese the past couple of months is just making the sensitivity issue worse. I probably have terrible enamel.
                              I've got cavities of course. Most of them are inbetween my teeth which makes a lot of sense because I have large gaps between most of my teeth where food always gets caught. I just don't think about flossing as a regular thing so I don't do it everyday even though that doesn't hurt my teeth at all. At my last checkup (first one in 6 years) I was told to floss at least twice a week to make sure I don't get any cavities on the other side of my mouth (there're weak spots there), and also that I only need professional cleanings once a year not twice because my teeth were generally gunk free. Go fingernails.
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                              • Reincarnate
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                                • Nov 2010
                                • 6332

                                #45
                                Re: Brushing your teeth

                                My problem is that I had shitty oral hygiene in college due to stress/constant exhaustion, and so what wound up happening is plaque buildup in all these annoying nooks and crannies. I had my teeth cleaned, no big deal -- but it seems like the damage has been done where my lower-front teeth are concerned. They're not uber-loose or anything, but they do have abnormal mobility. Those teeth will probably be the first to go way down the line, if things get to that point. The gumline has also receded in that area and it scares me a little bit at how much tooth is exposed.

                                *brushbrushbrushbrushbrushbrush*
                                Last edited by Reincarnate; 10-1-2012, 09:53 AM.

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