Rinsing mouth with milk before bed after brushing?
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Most milk is fortified with Vitamin D because without it you could eat all the calcium there is and not be able to benefit from it (physiologically). \nTo promote strong bones, take multivitamins and eat lots of calcium. \nTo promote strong teeth, get a toothpaste and mouth rinse with flouride. Floss regularly to help strengthen your gums. You can also get flouride treatments at a dentists office. They are great to help make sure your teeth stay strong. Though, you do have to bite down on a fruity tasting flouride mouthguard for five minutes. What fun!
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My son had this problem some years ago and he was hospitalized twice with many tests and treatment.  One day a friend told him to get up early in the morning and without brushing his teeth, keep drinking glasses of water up to 5 or 6.  Then wait for 45 minutes and brush your teeth and take breakfast. He said he would be well in 3 days.  My son felt much better the next day and did this for 3 days.  Always drink plenty of water during the whole day even if you are not sick.  Try this it works and keep a diet of non spicy food especially red chillies.
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drink a glass of hot milk b4 going to bed
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Either it is the stuff that accumulates on your tongue at night, a bacterial infection, or a yeast infection.  If it only appears in the morning, and it goes away when you brush it (yes, you should brush your tongue also--a military dentist taught us that in the army), and there are no other symptoms, I wouldn't worry.
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It is over use that would be bad.\nUsed correctly it does the job it is intended to do. \nIt is best not to use it before going straight to bed as it can damage the teeth if left on overnight. \nYou can gargle with a dilution for sore troats. But I would recommend salt water for general use - as it is fair cheap and it works. \nGood brushing is the top priority - a clean tongue - massage the gums. \nIf you need to continually use listerine I would see a Doctor or Dentist to find out what the cause of the problem is.
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White strips are safe.\nYou can also put baking soda on your toothbrush.
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You only want to know how to keep them white, how about dishwasher soap? It is excellent for dishes, why not your teeth? Just rinse well, cause it has bleach in it.
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The whole reason to brush your teeth in the first place is so get rid of plaque and bacteria. By that, if you brush before you eat you're getting rid of germs, then by eating after you brush you're only inviting more bacteria to grow until the next time you brush. The bacteria is what makes your breath smell bad so....you should definately brush AFTER you eat in the morning. Any dentist will tell you the same.
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Brush, mouthwash, and gum.
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Steam inhalation before bed-time.And try inhaling peppermint oil.
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Try Oatmeal! I know it sounds silly. \n\nTake about 2 cups of Quick Oats (any brand) and mix enough warm water to make it into a paste. You can mix more if you need more. Then just massage it into the problem areas. After you've massaged it thoroughly...then rinse...you should notice a difference almost immediately.
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Yeah, that happens to me too.  You probably have cavaties.  I would go to the dentist if I were you.  Until then, if you put your milk in the bowl and microwave it for about 20 - 25 seconds it will help.  It doesn't make the milk hot or warm, it just isn't so incredibly cold anymore, and it won't hurt to eat.
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I use a toothbrush and toothpaste
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The ideal time to floss is before bed. It is imperative that your mouth is clean before sleep because the levels of bacteria in the mouth rise during sleep. Patients with periodontal disease are encouraged to floss at night to gain the greatest benefit. \n\nBut if your teeth are relatively healthy, you can be flexible about when you floss. You don’t even have to floss at the same time as you brush. The important thing to remember is that you should floss once within a 24-hour period. Remember, plaque will start to calcify and form calculus within that time frame.
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Whoa!  It's a bad way to start a morning!  That stuff is nasty smelling.  I can only imagine how it tastes. Hide that stuff in a drawer away from your toothpaste to prevent that accident from happening again!  Anyway, have you tried Listerine mouth wash?  That's mighty powerful.  Or how about brushing your teeth, gums & tongue with the old fashioned solution: baking soda & water mixture?
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from your teeth??try a toothbrush
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I'm a dentist.\n\nAbsolutely.  I floss before I brush.  It's best to clean in this order:\n\n1. Floss\n2. Brush\n3. Listerine\n4. Fluoride mouth rinse (and let the rinse sit for 30min before drinking anything).\n\nWhen you floss, you remove debris from your teeth that would otherwise prevent fluoride from reaching that area.