Your Plan For Battle, Fight Against Decay
Change your toothbrush every three months. Toothbrushes are less able to reach small cracks while their bristles are corroded. Bacterial and viral infections are another reason to replace your old toothbrush with a new one.
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1Replace Old or Damaged ToothbrushesChange your toothbrush every three months. Toothbrushes are less able to reach small cracks while their bristles are corroded. Bacterial and viral infections are another reason to replace your old toothbrush with a new one.
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2Check the Expiration Date on MouthwashMost mouthwash has a shelf life to be specified on the bottle. Using mouthwash after the expiration date can affect not only its taste but its effectiveness, so check that its taste is still good.
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3Dental FlossThe recommended length of thread is 18 inches per threading session. With a daily threading schedule, approximately 45 feet of thread per month are used! Stock up to avoid running out.
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4Book an Appointment With Your DentistWith recommended cleaning every six months, regular visits to your dentist should be part of your schedule. Visiting your dentist regularly is a good way to identify and stop problems before they become bigger, more expensive and more painful.
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