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[babarnag]

This seems rediculous to ask but very curious all the same.
How do carers brush their partners/patients teeth? On the border line of stepping in with the daily task, so wondered if you use a normal toothbrush or electric and do you just 'go for it' or is there a technique? Do you do it over a bowl? Or simply over the sink? (as I wouldn't want to cause choking or anything with putting the head back).

[Richcoop]

I think it's nothing special, just as simple skills

[Chananain]

Hey, tooth care is a special art, how uncanny it wouldn't sound. But it should not be forgotten that each person has specific teeth, so he also needs special care. In the last time more people use electric brushes, but between them and simple ones there is practically no difference. If you want to know how to care for your teeth and what are the minuses of your teeth, I recommend you to do a consultation with a dentist, plus read something on the https://dentalservicesmaryland.com. I do that when I have questions, but I don't know how it's right to do it

[OrianaSigridr]

Free and safe choice.

[Mistrales]

No matter how thorough your daily hygiene routine is, professional brushing remains an indispensable part of oral care for anyone who cares about the health of their teeth and gums. It's easy to explain: plaque builds up all over your teeth, but you can't brush and floss everywhere to remove it. And left on your tooth enamel, it will eventually mineralize and become tartar. That's why I've had the help of my smiledoctors, who I've been dealing with for a year now. Lately, I have been thrilled with his work, and I feel my smile is the best it's ever been.