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I have recently been on the hunt for awesome toothbrushes. I love electric brushes, but they tend to be big and bulky and hard to travel with. I have heard good things about the Quip toothbrush, so I tried it out on a whim. I tried to the basic $25 toothbrush.
Many people think that they get a better clean from using an electric toothbrush. And they are oftentimes correct. But does that mean that the standard recommendation to change your toothbrush every 3-4 months no longer applies? Not really.
Whatever kind of toothbrush you have, they all need to be cleaned and maintained so you aren’t putting a dirty toothbrush in your mouth to “clean” it. That makes sense right? If you feel like you need to do a little bit more for that toothbrush, here are some tips for cleaning and keeping minimal bacteria on it.
When you have a missing tooth and you want to fill the gap, you get a bridge. That bridge is a fake tooth, or teeth depending on how large the gap is. When you have two real teeth, with one gap, they just put in a fake tooth. That is the simple answer!
Who knew that diseases like the Coronavirus could be a lot worse just because you’ve had gum disease. This doesn’t mean that you’’ get Covid-19 if you have had gum disease, so don’t freak out just yet. It just means that you’re more likely to have a respiratory complications over someone who hasn’t had a gum disease in their history.