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Poll Question: Brushing weapon of choice?
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Regular brush twice a day, also mouthwash and floss.
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A new study was just released that said flossing has no real value to cavity prevention or gum disease.  I know my dentist is going to call bullsh*t on that one, I can hear him in my head right now.  He's a flossing nazi.  I will stick with the daily flossing despite the new research because I have to believe its better to get food particles out of your mouth rather than have them sitting in there all night between your teeth. 
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Flossing is unnecessary when you've lost every other tooth
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Good point.  I suppose it would be of no benefit then.  Still have mine although I have several of those crowns.  Amazing technology on those now, they can laser measure and produce the crown in one visit.  You walk out in 90 mins with a new tooth, no more mold casts and multiple visits. 
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Interesting poll, I would have thought more electric choices.

I use the Sonicare Flexcare Plus with UV light sanitizer.....I know, sounds like it has a 4 barrel Hemi in it LOL
....and flossing too.

Use the regular ol brush when I travel.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

A new study was just released that said flossing has no real value to cavity prevention or gum disease.  I know my dentist is going to call bullsh*t on that one, I can hear him in my head right now.  He's a flossing nazi.  I will stick with the daily flossing despite the new research because I have to believe its better to get food particles out of your mouth rather than have them sitting in there all night between your teeth. 


I had heard something about that research and I'm sure my dentsit would agree with yours.

Like you, I continue to do it at night to remove food particles. Seems to make sense to me, especially if youve been eating sugary food.
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Tongue scraping is another technique I could have noted.

I remember the first time I saw it as a kid.  My best friend at the time was an Indian boy whose entire family had tongue scrapers and they did it a lot throughout the day.  This was something I"d never seen before.  Now I am seeing articles about it and I think it is more common in the States but  not as much as in some countries. 

Anyone here a scraper?
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Points: 1787 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 06 2016 at 21:57
I can't do it, freaks me out LOL.  I will brush the tongue lightly however.
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