How to not get toothpaste around your moth when you are brushing your teeth?
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USE A LITTLE LESS TOOTHPASTE, BRUSH MORE SLOWLY, AND TILT YOUR HEAD BACK A LITTLE.  I TOO HATE TOOTHPASTE ALL OVER AND AM VERY CAREFUL WHEN BRUSHING.
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brush you teeth regularly\ngargle with mouthwash\nkeep gum or candy on hand\ndrink citrus juices
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This happened to me a few times before I realized something. Don't brush your teeth anywhere near the time when you want to use the white strips--I'm talking many hours. If I brushed my teeth in the morming and used whitestrips in the late afternoon, I was fine. Otherwise it burned!
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try switching your toothpaste, i had too. there is something in toothpatse called sodium laurel sulphate, it makes the toothpaste foam, they also use it in garage floor cleaner! i did it as a last resort and it has helped me, the ulcers are much less common and do not last as long. you need to be something like sensodyne, but check the ingredients.
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use a rolling pin to squeez the stuff out...and there is a gadget on the market that looks like 2 fingers, you slip the bottom of the tube between the 2 fingers and just turn up so that the tube rolls around and over the fingers and the paste doesn't backflow..got he idea?..but you can always by toothpast in a pump
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Baking soda is great, then after rinsing well, put some hydrogen peroxide in your mouth for a few minutes at least one time a day, but DO NOT SWALLOW!  I was hesitant at first, but you can barely taste it. Not bad at all...
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it will come off in its own time, \nPs how did it get there?\nif its really bugging u , if ure really careful u could dip a cotton bub with nail polish remover on over the area to get it off, but dont swallow it ... \ni bet u were trying to stick a tooth gem on, let this be a lesson to you , young lady
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well first you should change your dentist!\n\nbuy a soft bristle toothbrush and just brush your teeth gently\n\nlisterine is good but can be a bit harsh for some people if their gums are sensitive.\n\ncolgate is a milder one\n\nmake sure you brush your teeth and mouthrinse a least twice a day and after eating.\n\ndont poke your teeth about with toothpicks etc \n\nive had this before and its worrying but if your dentist hasnt put your mind at rest then find a new one
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you can walk with a portable toothbrush one that folds away small and fits into your pocket in a case add toothpaste on it before you leave out and go to the mens room after the meal and brush away to your hearts delight. Thats what I do. Except i go to the ladies room of course.
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Proper Flossing\n\nFlossing is an essential part of the tooth-cleaning process because it removes plaque from between teeth and at the gumline, where periodontal disease often begins.\n\nIf you find using floss awkward or difficult, ask your dental hygienist about the variety of dental floss holders or interdental cleaning devices that are available.\n\n\n\nWind 18" of floss around middle fingers of each hand. Pinch floss between thumbs and index fingers, leaving a 1"- 2" length in between. Use thumbs to direct floss between upper teeth.  \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nKeep a 1" - 2" length of floss taut between fingers. Use index fingers to guide floss between contacts of the lower teeth.  \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nGently guide floss between the teeth by using a zig-zag motion. DO NOT SNAP FLOSS BETWEEN YOUR TEETH. Contour floss around the side of the tooth.  \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nSlide floss up and down against the tooth surface and under the gumline. Floss each tooth thoroughly with a clean section of floss.  \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n--Illustrations adapted by and used courtesy of the John O. Butler Company--
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If you don't have time to brush your teeth, suck on stainless steel silverwear. Works kind of like those stainless steel soap bars you use to get the garlic smell of your hands.
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Your mouthwash might be irritating the insides of your cheeks.  Usually mouthwashes have a high concentration of alcohol.  I have to dilute mine with water whenever I rinse. You should also check and see if your toothpaste is irritating you, too.\n\nTry stopping the mouthwash and see if you stop sloughing. If not, then, it's your toothpaste.\n\nNothing to be overly concerned with. Just switch toothpaste brands to see which one works the best.
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Many teeth whitening processes involve rubbing your teeth with abrasive materials, but you want to avoid rubbing them too much, because if you rub off the top layer of your teeth, the tooth enamel, your dentine layer will be exposed. \nThis is harmful to your teeth as well as making your teeth look greyish. Use caution and a soft bristle brush with home-made teeth whitening attempts. \n\n1. Lemon Juice (either from a bottle or from a lemon) mixed with a bit of table salt. In a small cup, mix the cupful of lemon juice with two to three very small spoonfuls of salt. Dip your toothbrush in and gently rub. Rinse mouth with water. Do not apply salt directly to the brush. Do this once every second day for up to 5 times. After doing this, brush your teeth with toothpaste – acids can actually cause tooth staining if left on the teeth.\n\n2. Try fruit! Rub a strawberry on your front teeth before brushing your teeth with regular or whitening toothpaste.\n\n3. Baking soda. Mix fresh baking soda with some cold water and gently rub teeth with the mixture. Use the flat part of your finger or a soft bristle toothbrush dipped into the baking soda to apply the baking soda to your front teeth. Do not rub vigorously or with a hard toothbrush. Let the baking soda sit for a couple of minutes, rubbing gently. Rinse mouth with clean water.\n\n4. Or, try vinegar! Dip a soft toothbrush in vinegar and brush gently. Avoid excessive vinegar on your gums, the acid can make your gums feel unpleasant. Rinse mouth with water after. To get between the teeth, try dipping your floss in vinegar before flossing.\n\n5. Make a paste of vinegar with baking soda. Mix vinegar with baking soda and apply the paste to your front teeth with your finger, rubbing gently using up and down motions.  Rinse mouth with water. While rinsing, force water between teeth by closing teeth and pouring water into your mouth.\n\n6. Some people try brushing or even rinsing their teeth with hydrogen peroxide. This may whiten your teeth, but the peroxide can damage your gums and the lining of your mouth. Also, keep in mind that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in the bottles you can buy, and in the whitening agents you can buy, is different. If you do choose to do this, dab the peroxide on a tiny bit at a time with a cotton swab, to prevent any peroxide from touching your gums.\n\nAn important thing to remember with these home remedies for teeth whitening methods is to be patient. It will take time to remove the stains on the teeth, and it may take several weeks to see results. Don’t forget to continue your normal teeth and mouth cleaning regimen as well.
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Cheap toothpaste will take tarnish off without taking off any more of the finish.  Use a minimal amount of water and a soft rag. If it's an antique sometimes it's better not to clean it, it can lower the value.
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first u put toothpaste on the toothbrush then u put the toothbrush in ur mouth and then move the toothbrush up and down ur teeth then rinse ok sweety!
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Try brushing you teeth with baking soda and perxoide
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Don't do toothpaste.  It will make a dry spot on your skin.  Use some neosporin and a warm washcloth.  At night, if you have an exfoliating mask, put a dab of that on the spot and leave it over night.