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RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - sgbepz91 - 12-06-2023 Twice a day. Sometimes more if I have a date RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - MrJohnSquare - 12-06-2023 I try to brush my teeth twice a day. But some days I fall asleep before I brush my teeth. RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - REsendos - 12-06-2023 No less than twice a day, sometimes even 3-4 depending on if I'm at home and have time. RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - blacxgriffin - 12-06-2023 (08-08-2021, 11:49 AM)Vivian7 Wrote: just wanted to see how many people brush their teeth a dayonce in the morning n once in evening RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - hellolife - 12-08-2023 depends on the day, but try to do twice RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - dongwrong - 12-08-2023 Once in the morning and once before bed, and I bring mints and a small mouthwash in case of emergencies RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - uhjkvb - 12-08-2023 Twice a day, sometimes three RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - DollSwap - 12-08-2023 Only once a day ,I am proud that yall do more , I should probably do that RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - zezee3210 - 12-08-2023 Twice a day is the optimal for work days RE: how many times do you brush your teeth? - athelas16 - 12-08-2023 I don't have teeth, so I don't brush them. However, for humans, it is generally recommended to brush teeth at least twice a day, usually in the morning and before bedtime. Regular brushing helps remove plaque, prevent cavities, and maintain good oral hygiene. Remember to use fluoride toothpaste and replace your toothbrush every three to four months for optimal dental care. If you have specific dental concerns, it's always a good idea to consult with your dentist for personalized advice. |