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[Anonymous No.]

Remember to brush your teeth tonight /jp/.

[Moe !TRONurrVj. No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I love how these threads that keep getting randomly posted help keep my lifestyle healthy and regimented.

Thank you /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

Do you mean before going to bed or right now?

[Anonymous No.]

I can't remember the last time I did that but my head hurts too much that I can barely type. Walking is out of the question.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I haven't brushed my teeth in many years.

I just gargle with hydrogen peroxide some days, and then scrub my teeth really good with a rag, some days I just use water instead of H202.

Why should I brush my teeth?

[Anonymous No.]

I suppose a /jp/ teeth brushing thread is overdue. I better brush mine later.

[Anonymous No.]

Humans survived before tooth paste. If it was good enough for my ancestors then it's good enough for me.

[Anonymous No.]

I brush maybe once a month but I found a cavity on my molar.

It doesn't hurt or anything but I'm scared

[Anonymous No.]

>>9045921
Hey, talk in Engilsh
This is /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

Every morning and every night.

[Anonymous No.]

I have already brushed them three times today.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9046326
>talk in English
Nice grammar.
日本語でおＫ

[Anonymous No.]

Tell your friends on /jp/ you love them before going to sleep!

[Anonymous No.]

Every morning when I wake up and every evening before I go to bed. It's important to remove food particles and scrub off plaque to prevent build up on your teeth. Just remember to wait an hour after eating or drinking anything acidic before brushing so you don't damage your enamel!

Be careful to avoid drinks that stain your teeth and try to eat cashews every so often as they can aid in building enamel.

[Anonymous No.]

Why do you brush your teeth in the morning if you brush them before you go to bed?
Do you eat while you sleep?

[Anonymous No.]

cuddle me /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>9046380
Why do you brush your teeth at night when you'll just be sleeping afterwards anyway?
Do you care how clean they are while you're asleep?

[Anonymous No.]

Yes, Dental care is expensive

[Anonymous No.]

>>9046380
If you're one of those faggots that eats 3 meals a day and wakes up in the morning and eats breakfast, you should brush after breakfast so that your teeth will be clean during the day.

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>>9046395
dont even fucking remind me of this

[Anonymous No.]

>>9046394

You are supposed to brush your teeth at night because there will ALWAYS be bacteria and plaque on your teeth (no matter how many times you brush during the day). If you leave this overnight, they can grow and the acidity can degrade the enamel or the gums can become swollen.

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>>9046380
Because you stop producing saliva when you're asleep so bacteria builds up in your mouth which is why you have really bad breath when you wake up. If you don't carefully remove food particles and excess plaque then you're giving the bacteria more food sources so they multiply faster, and that can be bad for your teeth.

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>>9046404
Thanks for giving me a real answer among those silly ones.
I guess I better start brushing my teeth in the morning, bacteria don't sound good.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ is so savant

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>>9046412

Ideally one should brush after eating anything, if it's possible to do so.

Otherwise, 3 times a day at least is sufficient, with flossing and mouth wash and all that.

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>>9045831
You haven't answered my question, fucker.

[Anonymous No.]

I had been brushing my teeth every night and half of the time in the morning, and one day I woke up to a dent in a tooth near my gum ;_; What happened and what do I do?

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[Anonymous No.]

I brush my teeth everyday now. Ever since I got this huge cavity on my right molar. Fucking milky way candy. At first it was a small hole, but it kept breaking. Then one of my top tooth on the left side has a hole on the side. Brush to prevent cavities /jp/. Shit sucks when I drink cold beverages.

[Anonymous No.]

don't brush too hard though

[Anonymous No.]

Be sure to floss every couple of days as well. If your gums bleed a lot you probably haven't flossed enough or have very sensitive gums. Continue flossing anyway.