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When do you brush your teeth?
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this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2023
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I think ideally you'd brush your teeth after every meal, but that would require having a toothbrush with you at all times and I'm too lazy for that. Brushing twice a day is good enough; once around 10-15 minutes after eating breakfast/ the first meal of the day and right before bed.
I brush before eating. I cannot stand the taste of morning breath
I think the problem with brushing too many times is that the toothpaste itself is also somewhat abresive. So, brushing too often will result in you destroying your teeth. Especially if using "whitening" pastes.