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Anonymous Tue 07 Jan 06:11:03 2020 No.11283821 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>11283834

some sources say one should rinse the mouth after brushing teeth, while others tell you to NOT do it. which one is correct? what do you do about the bad flavor left in the mounth by the toothpaste? if one wants to rinse, how long should it be after brushing? toothpaste makes my stomach hurt when I keep it for long...
pic is from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBDx38Mag7A

also, I've been brushing my teeth wrongly my entire life... how bad is it?

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Anonymous Tue 07 Jan 2020 06:17:28 No.11283834 Report

Quoted By: >>11284590

>>11283821
Nobody knows how to brush their teeth correctly, it doesn't matter so long as you brush them and see a dentist.

The enamel jew is also concerned with selling you many useless products and giving you many useless procedures. It's important to go to a trustworthy dentist.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/05/the-trouble-with-dentistry/586039/

>Cordi was somewhat perplexed. Why the sudden need for so many procedures after decades of good dental health? When she expressed uncertainty, she says, Lund always had an answer ready. The cavity on this tooth was in the wrong position to treat with a typical filling, he told her on one occasion. Her gums were receding, which had resulted in tooth decay, he explained during another visit. Clearly she had been grinding her teeth. And, after all, she was getting older. As a doctor’s daughter, Cordi had been raised with an especially respectful view of medical professionals. Lund was insistent, so she agreed to the procedures. Over the course of a decade, Lund gave Cordi 10 root canals and 10 crowns. He also chiseled out her bridge, replacing it with two new ones that left a conspicuous gap in her front teeth. Altogether, the work cost her about $70,000.

>The uneasy relationship between dentist and patient is further complicated by an unfortunate reality: Common dental procedures are not always as safe, effective, or durable as we are meant to believe. As a profession, dentistry has not yet applied the same level of self-scrutiny as medicine, or embraced as sweeping an emphasis on scientific evidence. “We are isolated from the larger health-care system. So when evidence-based policies are being made, dentistry is often left out of the equation,”

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Anonymous Tue 07 Jan 2020 14:40:29 No.11284590 Report

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>>11283834
>It's important to go to a trustworthy dentist.
desu, I haven't visited a dentist in quite a while... but they all seem kinda shady desu. I'm kinda paranoid about dentists, doctors, hospitals, etc. so kinda "normal" for me to distrust them.

>Lund
I had read that story. scary stuff...

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Anonymous Tue 07 Jan 2020 23:31:04 No.11285527 Report

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The mechanical brushing + flouride is what keep teeth healthy.

Don't be a retard and do what works, not what you see on YouTube.

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