How often should you get new toothbrushes?
462876
You should replace your toothbrush every 3 months or sooner if you are have had a cold or other illness.  If you have had a cold or other illness then replace toothbrush as soon as you are well.
743313
get them soon. the sooner the better. as you get older you get perm. teeth, so straighten his now and they will grow in staraight. I got mine at age 9 and noow they are perfect.
981526
I believe the standard time is approximately 3 minutes. This is based on a moderate speed of brushing (which is not too fast as it may irritate your gums and may make them swollen or aggravated in cases of bleeding). You should also not vigorously brush your teeth for a long time because the natural coating and enamal of the crown of your teeth will dimish and thin. Having said all of this, it is still best to consult your trusted dentist for proper guidance on what is best to do with your brushing routine.
720793
Take good care of them.  Improvement can be seen from brushing twice daily, flossing once (usually before bed), and maybe using a mouthwash or anticavity rinse.  If you already do these things, maybe consult your dentist.
434417
at least once a day, can be tricky to start with but you will get used to it the more u do it. you can also get interdental brushes now a day which ppl find easier but depends on spaces you have.
369835
Well its 2 years old and you're supposed to replace them every 15,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. So Yes!
788680
We usually clean it once a year when we get their teeth done. It's much easier cause they are drugged already.
611044
Unfortunately, you'll have to take some time a go one tooth at a time. You should do this at least once a day. Have you ever tried a Waterpik? They are great.
763640
brushing twice a day is not too much, it is just normal. do not worry, I do not think there will be any damge to your teeth.
305367
Either you're brushing your teeth too hard or not often enough.  You should brush twice a day with a soft bristle toothbrush.  And floss daily.  Most people hold their toothbrush with a death grip and scrub hard.  Try holding your toothbrush with just your fingertips while brushing.  If your gums still hurt, then you probably have gingivitis.  If your gums are red, swollen, or bleeding, then they are infected.  Brush twice and floss once everyday, and rinse with Listerine or Crest Pro-Health Rinse daily also.  If you floss daily for a couple weeks, the bleeding should go away.  If left untreated, gingivitis can lead to periodontal disease, which causes tooth loss.  Periodontal disease can also contribute to the development of heart disease, pre-term low-birth weight babies, and complications with diabetes.  Take care of your teeth and gums.  Healthy gums do not bleed.  They are just like any other part of your body.  If your finger was always hurting or bleeding, you would be concerned.  You should also be concerned about your oral health.  Go see a dentist.
322337
You are actually supposed to brush your tounge. It helps clean your tounge, and unless you want to use a tounge scrubber, you should clean your tounge every time you brush. And no, it's not harmfull (Unless you do it 50 times a day or something. That's probably not good)
36977
Once you are over the cold, dispose of the toothbrush. Also, you should change your toothbrush frequently during cold and flu season to keep from getting sick.
994148
well i think we should take a new one after every 3-4 months but if it is well then check it with simple tests like\n1 toch it with your teeth and press lightly if its easy then use it.\n2 see wheather the paste on brush is properly getting in it or not.
676700
You need to make sure that you are flossing everyday and you are getting your teeth cleaned every 6 months. You could do salt water rinse. Part warm water, part salt, do not swallow.
214289
Yes, this is usually a sign of gingivitis which is the 1st stage of periodontal disease.  It is also an indication of poor oral hygiene.  Make sure to brush reguarly (2-3) times per day for at least 2 minutes with a soft toothbrush and also make sure to floss at least once a day.  You will notice that as you begin to do this on a regular basis that the bleeding will stop and the gums will become healthy again.  However, the first step you need to take is to get in to see your dentist for a cleaning and an evaluation and make sure you continue to see your dentist every 6 months for regular check-ups.
479121
In dental school we were taught to floss after brushing and to floss at least once per day.  However, if you are flossing at all...you are doing better than most!
1090786
About every 2 months but it all depends on the user. My friend has par and he likes them.