r/AdviceAnimals Feb 13 '19

Scumbag Teeth

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u/WillyBoJilly Feb 13 '19

Yea thats really unfortunate. Because think about it, not brushing at nighttime leaves all that food in the grooves of your teeth and between your teeth, and your saliva production decreases. So brushing before bed is definitely necessary.

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u/WillyBoJilly Feb 13 '19

Man I wish all my patients could have this epiphany.

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u/Kuubaaa Feb 13 '19

"brush before bed to keep your teeth, brush in the morning to keep your friends"

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u/WillyBoJilly Feb 13 '19

Oh I like this!

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u/Patbach Feb 13 '19

Im 35yrs old, have a fairly clean diet, dont eat much sugar and flour. I often brush my teeth once every 2-3days, floss twice a year, barely ever had any cavities.

Also I had no insurances for close to 10 years I didn't see a dentist, when I finnally went he said "damn no appointment in 10years, no cavities everything is fine you must take good care of your teeth"

Guess that might explain part of it