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Confused about the type of toothbrush, you should buy? Do not be! Dentists say it does not matter what type of toothbrush you use as long as you brush well and feel comfortable with it. None can claim to specific teeth superiority over others since all are basically the same, according to the American Dental Association (ADA).

To avoid injury to the gum, use a soft bristle brush. This clean teeth and massage gums. Stiff or hard bristles are more likely to hurt rather than help your gums.

Do not waste your time counting the number of hairs on your toothbrush a. Dr. Wayne Wozniak, deputy director of the ADA Council on Dental Materials, Instruments and equipment, said it will not make a difference in cleaning teeth.

"The size and shape of the brush should allow you to reach all teeth. Some brush sizes for children and adults as well as different configurations of bristles. Remember that only the tips of hair to clean, so there is no need to exert much pressure, "said Dr. David E. Larson, editor of the" Mayo Clinic Family Health Book ".

"Experiment with different brands until you find a toothbrush that feels comfortable in your hand and your mouth. And no matter how you brush diligently, do not forget to floss," said its Editors health.

For best results, brush your teeth with fluoride toothpaste at least twice a day (morning and before going to bed). Or brush your teeth after every meal or snack.

To make the most important of these routines, here are some suggestions from the World Health Organization:

Brush the outer surfaces of the upper teeth start of the gum with up and down movement from left to right. (Do the same for the bottom teeth.)

Brush the inside surfaces of the upper teeth start of the gum with a movement from top to bottom. (Do the same for the bottom teeth.)

Brush the chewing surfaces of upper teeth and there. (Do the same for the bottom teeth.)

Brush the tongue.

To clean areas your toothbrush can not reach, complete with brushing and flossing. Use a minimum of 18 inches of waxed or unwaxed dental floss and wind at each end around the finger of each hand. Slide the floss between teeth to remove food particles and bacteria. To do this, at least once a day, preferably overnight.

"For the bottom teeth, silk position between the index fingers, then insert it between the teeth and gently back and forth from the bottom to the top of your teeth. For the upper teeth, thumb and index finger technique works best, "Larson said.

If your teeth bleed the first time you floss, do not be alarmed. The problem could be misuse of floss that can be corrected in time.

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Posted on January 27, 2010.
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