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My dentist says the opposite, since toothbrush bristles don't get between the teeth. According to her, brushing after flossing just pushes all the dislodged stu
by stronglikedan 1y ago
My dentist says the opposite, since toothbrush bristles don't get between the teeth. According to her, brushing after flossing just pushes all the dislodged stuff back between the teeth.
In my opinion, it doesn't really matter which you do first, as long as you rinse well after each step. I brush first - get most of it with the brush and rinse, then get the rest of it with the floss and rinse.
- HPsquared 1y agoSurfactants in toothpaste should prevent anything sticking while brushing.
- OutOfHere 1y ago1. Rinse with water. 2. Brush without toothpaste. 3. Floss 4. Brush with toothpaste.
- peacebeard 1y agoGeneral awareness of if what you’re doing is successfully getting stuff out of your teeth beats following a guiding principle and trusting it’s automatically working.
- NedF 1y ago[dead]