This is
just a small encore to my previous post 10
Possible Resasons Why the Other Sex May Not Like You, more specifically,
the point regarding bad breath.
I'm not
going to give you a bunch of educational advices your parents tell you. I and
many others don't like going to the dentist's and we have some simple rules to
keep us away from that horror seat.
How often should I change my toothbrush?
Doctors
and Google say that you should change it every three months. If it seems too
long for you, just check your toothbrush every time you use it– its bristles
should be perpendicular to the toothbrush. If you have an electric one, you
usually can keep it longer.
Can some microorganisms appear in my toothbrush?
Of
course they can, they are everywhere. Most bacteria need moisture to live and
toothbrushes are damp. Bacilli can breed there, too. But they are rarely
dangerous.
How do I get rid of germs in my toothbrush?
Let it
dry out. If you feel this isn't enough as to disinfecting it, I have an advice
for you- sink the bristles into your mouthwash or alcohol. But if your goal is
not to get them in your body I cannot see the difference between using the
mouthwash after you brush your oral cavity clean with toothpaste.
Biz,
Ciray
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