should i rinse my mouth out with water after using mouthwash?
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Yes, many of these mouth washes actually have somewhat dangerous ingredients and I always rinse afterwards. The fresh feeling doesn't go away at all and it's better than having to swallow the mouthwash which could corrode your esophagus and stomach lining with its powerful antibacterial ingredients. Always rinse!\n*Except for the fluoride type of mouthwashes, but those don't sting...
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my husband uses baking soda and water. \n\nI use a little bleach water with a VERY SMALL amount of dish soap and then rinse it all very well. Bleach is the same thing in city water, it wont hurt you, and it doesnt taste so horribly bad after its been rinsed out, where as baking soda does.\n\nwe're never tried it but we've heard that denture cleaner can work too.
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Spit yes. Rinse no. If you rinse, you just washed off all the fluoride and antimicrobial agents in your toothpaste.
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brush your teeth get the taste out your mouth
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You're probably using a mouthwash with hydrogen peroxide in it, which is the whitening agent.  You can just rinse your mouth with water after using the mouth wash, that should help.  If not, you might be sensitive to the peroxide.  Godloveya.
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I use luke warm water because it feels better when I rinse.  The cold hurts my teeth.  I rinse my brush with really hot water.  And sometimes use mouthwash on my toothbrush to kill germs.
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Use Listerine mouth wash. Soak your toes in it.
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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.
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I brush after so nothing gets on my teeth. before, I floss and use mouthwash.
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crest white strips and Listerine whitening mouthwash in between..don't get carried away with whitening though, the peroxide can damage your enamel
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if I wash my mouth with dr. ticheneors i have to dilute it because it will kill me if i dont. its like rinsing with acid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Flossing and rinsing with Listerine are both great ways of removing plague and bacteria from the teeth and gums.  It really doesn't matter what order you do them in.  I personally like to floss, brush, rinse.  There really is no research that I know of suggesting what order to perform these activites.  My opinion is that you should rinse last, because anything you do after that will be removing any remaining Listerine that is still on the teeth and gums. The purpose of Listerine or the new Crest ProHealth Rinse (no alcohol) is to kill bacteria (which is what plaque is).  Flossing physically removes plaque where the Listerine cannot reach (in between teeth and under the gums).
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You can rinse with Hydrogen peroxide just like regular mouthwash. It tastes TERRIBLE though. You are better off getting some Listerine(c)
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Please please please do not waste your money on this product. I recomend you try a whitening toothpaste for minor stains opposed to the rinse. It is all just a gimmick and will not work. What a mouth rinse does is reduce microbial germs in the mouth and freshens breath, it does not and will not whiten your teeth. Hope this helps, Good luck!!!
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Yes, pour some on your toothbrush and brush away.  Be careful not to swallow.  It tastes funny and you'll want to rinse your mouth several times after.
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You dont need to use a flouride rinse unless a dentist specifically tells you to. \n\nYou might want to use Listerine which kills bacteria.
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Don't use mouthwash because it might dye the retainer - especially if it's the clear plastic invisaline kind.  I recommend getting denture cleaner in the dissolvable tablet form (I use the Kroger brand effervescent tablets).  Just soak your retainers in a class with this stuff and it'll work wonders =)