Do you always use the same toothpaste?

[Raymond Lin]

No

 

[robfosters]

Oral B the minty blue version I use it raw with no water because it's kind of pointless brushing your teeth and then rinsing your mouth as it's washing away the protection from the paste

I have a small bit of water just to wash it off my tongue. Try to avoid swishing my teeth though. Mouthwash comes a couple of hours later. I don’t floss, don’t feel like I need to.

 

[Minusorange]

I have a small bit of water just to wash it off my tongue. Try to avoid swishing my teeth though. Mouthwash comes a couple of hours later. I don’t floss, don’t feel like I need to.

I always used to clean with water, then I had some problems that led to the dentist prescribing me some special paste that had extra fluoride, instructions were to brush without water, haven't used water since then and rarely had an issue with the teeth

 

[FoxEye]

I always love how certain toothpaste brands introduce "new" "best-ever" "advanced" toothpastes every year.

"Our best-ever clean, now with Red Dilithium crystals, and AI-powered ionic micro platelets, for a scientifically proven deep clean!"

And on the screen there's this GCI battle between some blue crystals and some red blobs. Because nothing says scientifically proven like a CGI battle between some sparking crystals and some vaguely threatening gooey blobs that you think are probably the bad guys.

 

[builder22]

'I know how to keep my body healthy, but how do you keep your mouth healthy?'

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ermm, and this

 

[loftie]

I always love how certain toothpaste brands introduce "new" "best-ever" "advanced" toothpastes every year.

"Our best-ever clean, now with Red Dilithium crystals, and AI-powered ionic micro platelets, for a scientifically proven deep clean!"

And on the screen there's this GCI battle between some blue crystals and some red blobs. Because nothing says scientifically proven like a CGI battle between some sparking crystals and some vaguely threatening gooey blobs that you think are probably the bad guys.

HD/3D always made me chuckle. I'm still waiting for them to bring out VR toothpaste. Maybe a cryptopaste, with added miners to really drill down to the problem.

 

[moon man]

i thought this was a cats tail in the way of you photo im wondering what on earth

Ha yes i can see that now, no i like ro show my nozzle on the internet, they are awesome though, bleeding the first time i used it but shows how i needed a water flosser

 

[4K8KW10]

I use 4 toothpastes at the present moment.

But the most important is not to drink Coca-Cola because it's very sugary and acidic - literally destroys your teeth in a matter of days.

 

[Reuben klang]

colgate duraphat 5000 and aquafresh go back and forth

I am the same, I’ve got 2800 as well.

Do you mouthwash first?

 

[Buckster]

colgate duraphat 5000 as prescribed by dentist interleaved with Colgate pro sensitive

 

[Uther]

Ha yes i can see that now, no i like ro show my nozzle on the internet, they are awesome though, bleeding the first time i used it but shows how i needed a water flosser

It's amazing how much they get out even after brushing and normal flossing.

 

[ThestigGT999]

I am the same, I’ve got 2800 as well.

Do you mouthwash first?

no, I do it after

Do you do it first?

 

[Buckster]

I think it was suggested to me to wait at least 30 mins after to give chance of the fluoride to do something

 

[LabR@t]

I don’t want it

It's in the water

 

[Ugley_Matt]

 

[robfosters]

It’s much easier when your old and you can just take them out and pop em in a glass of Steradent overnight.

 

[m@rty]

Whichever is cheapest

 

[CD32]

No....once it's been in my mouth...it goes down the plug hole....I never try & salvage it & use it again

 

[Kainz]

Colgate Total here. Used it for years and I find it abrasive enough to keep my whites white throughout the day. Recently went to the toothpaste isle in Sainsburys to get some for the first time in years - flipping hell at the selection of pastes. They've really gone OTT.

 

[chroniclard]

Why don't they combine all these different pastes into one super paste that rules them all? there must be 50 different types of Colgate.....