How many times do you brush your teeth in a day?

Question

Do you brush your teeth once or twice a day? 

Answer 1

Until recently I brush once in a day but now I brush twice it's very healthy and refreshing having a neat teeth  boost your confidence and self esteem

Answer 2

By reading this I have managed to add up on my knowledge about this topic this is very useful information about the topicThat is quite a positive mindset and perspective it will keep you optimistic no matter the situationThis is quite true most people at times don't see it from this point of view and now I see and understand what you are trying to say.

Answer 3

I have to brush thrice a day because the genetics of my body dictate so because if i don't then my teeth start to fall off. previously i used to do it 2 times but the dentist said that my teeth are fragile and i have to do it 3 times with special toothpaste and he took 7 of my teeth.

Answer 4

I brush more depending on how the day goes and with what I'm eating. Days I take soups I tend to brush more so as to still have a good smell from the mouth.

Answer 5

Personally I really don't like it when some one perceive bad smells from me so I brush my teeth twice daily but I also have a mouth wash that I use after every meal

Answer 6

 I brush my teeth twice a day. It rarely happens when I do brush only once in a day and that happens when I am really exhausted . For example when I am going to any city for writing any exam and that journey is of 150 km  and you have to return that day. That day I feel really exhausted.

Answer 7

generally recommended to brush teeth at least twice a day, ideally in the morning and before bedtime, to maintain good oral hygiene. Some people also choose to brush their teeth after meals or snacks for additional freshness and cleanliness. Dental care is essential for keeping teeth and gums healthy.

Answer 8

I brush 32 teeth every day in the morning and I feel like I have a lot of energy in my body so I’m just trying get my body back 

Answer 9

We should always try to brush our teeth twice a day.

Usually according to my work timings I brush only once a day but on weekends I make sure to brush my teeth twice to avoid cavity.

Mostly people always gets concern about face,skin, weight but only few people who also focus on their oral hygiene as well.

WE SHOULD ALWAYS TAKE CARE OF ORAL HYGIENE AS WELL.

Answer 10

I brush twice a day,

In the morning before I leave for work

And at night before going to sleep 

Or I use mouthwash when am tired.

Answer 11

I was advised by my family dentist to at least brush three times a day. In that way, I will maintain a healthy dental hygiene. This was also being practiced by my siblings since my family is quite health conscious and really care for any aspects involving our personal health. For me, I normally brush my teeth three to four times a day. The reason behind it is for me I want to have a fresh breath and clean teeth, especially when I eat food or drink spirits or coffee in between meals. One other reason for brushing three to four times a day is because I am a heavy smoker and also I drink a lot of coffee in a day. Brushing my teeth more than the usual helps me maintain a fresh breath and clean teeth all throughout the day especially when talking to my clients.

At times I brush once a day when am too lazy and tired at night but I brush twice a day minimum. This is because it removes the bacteria in your teeth and helps you fight cavities and also keeps your teeth healthy and strong.

It's good to brush your teeth after every meal to remove foods that remain in the teeth.

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Answer 12

I brush twice in a day , when I wake up the first think I do is brushing my teeth after that I start my day . First time I brush in the morning and second time i  brush in night before going to  bed for sleep. 

Answer 13

I brush my teeth twice a day, usually in the morning after breakfast and before going to bed at night. It's essential to maintain good oral hygiene for healthy teeth and gums.