Posted by LONG FAMILY AND COSMETIC DENTISTRY on Apr 24 2018, 11:17 AM
The care that you give your toothbrush along with any other cleaning utensils that you may use is essential. If you are failing to care for your toothbrush properly, it will not be able to clean out your mouth effectively. Not only do you need to employ effective contamination prevention techniques to keep it safe, but you need to always make sure that products you are using are working as intended and not damaged in any way.
Toothbrush care is essential to make sure that your toothbrush can continue to work effectively. Make sure to never share your toothbrush with anyone or ever use anyone else’s toothbrush. Furthermore, never share your toothbrush with anyone else. To prevent the risk of any health problems and issues due to contamination, always store your toothbrush aired out in an open container away from any other risks that could potentially damage it. Never lay your toothbrush on his side and never store it in an area where it could potentially gather harmful substances in the air.
Once you have found the toothbrush that you want, make sure that the bristles are soft and are not overly abrasive. But using a non abrasive toothbrush, you can help prevent risks associated with dental abrasion and tooth enamel wear. Furthermore, always replace your toothbrush every three to four months if you feel as if it’s beginning to wear down. For additional help with your oral health care, visit your dentist for a bi-annual professional cleaning every six months.
Do you still have lingering questions about caring for your toothbrush? Dr. Parker Long and our team at our dental office in College Station, Texas, are always here to help you take the steps to building a healthier you. You are welcome to call our office at 979-846-0082 to book an appointment with us to discuss your options for cleaning your teeth and gums.
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