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Here are several Oral Hygiene FAQ's that you need to know:
What type of toothbrush can I use?
We have seen great results with both Sonicare from Phillips and also the Oral B Professional from Braun.
Do you've to utilize an electric toothbrush?
Not any, just make sure you utilize a soft bristle toothbrush to reduce receding gums and stay away from brushing too hard.
What sort of toothpaste can I use?
Let's first address what types of toothpastes to avoid. Don't post toothpastes loaded with grit. Toothpastes are gritty by design to remove plaque however, they could be extremely abrasive if loaded with grit. Soft root building close to the gums may become worn down with years of using gritty toothpaste. If your toothpaste is a bit of "crunchy" between the teeth of yours, then it may be far too gritty and abrasive

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