Do you need a toothbrush that has a computer built into it before you can brush your teeth?
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i prefer a computer with a toothbrush built into it to keep its bytes clean
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I have both Sonicare toothbrushes and greatly prefer the higher priced one. \nThe head is smaller, so it fits my mouth better. It is much more comfortable to use since it is on a slant rather than straight.\nIt also has a case to put it in if you are traveling, a longer warranty, and also a plastic stand to put your toothbrush head in that attaches to the wall, so it frees up counter space.\nI highly recommend the higher priced Sonicare!
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You should replace your toothbrush every 3 months with a new one.  You should also replace your toothbrush every time you get over an illness.
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shampoo bottles.  electric tooth brushes
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No, it is never too late to take proper care of your teeth and gums.  Their are many reasons people do not have regular dental cleanings, but regular dental visits are very important to not only your oral health, but also your total body health.  I'm sure you're aware that gingivitis and periodontitis contribute to tooth loss.  But these diseases can also lead to heart disease, pre-term low-birth-weight babies, and complications with diabetes.  Gingivitis and periodontitis are caused by the build up of plague and tartar, because these two things are loaded with bacteria.  Unless you have been taking really good care of your teeth (brushing twice daily and flossing daily), you probably have tartar buildup, especially behind your lower front teeth.  The only way tartar can be removed is by a dentist or hygienist.  Brushing does not remove tartar, it only removes plague.  Please make an appt today with your dentist.  I know you want to keep the teeth that you have, so visit your dentist every six months.
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It's great!\n\nThe brushing action takes a little while to get used to, but there's a ramp-up program you can use that will increase the vibration over the first few uses. One of the Sonicare's best assets is the 30-second beeper that will help you brush each quadrant of your mouth for the recommended time. You could do this with a toothbrush and a clock, but most people don't. I've also found that the shape of the Sonicare brush head (we only use the compact size) and the weighting of the handle makes it easy to get at the back teeth.\n\nWhether or not the sonic action is better than a manual toothbrush (my dentist won't say that it is), I find that I brush more regularly and longer with the Sonicare.
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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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EEWW...NO U OBVIOUSLY DONT BRUSH RIGHT!!!\nHAHAHAHAH I GET MINE OFF IN 6 DAYS....BIOTCH!!!!!!!!!1
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The motherboard contains all of the vital components including the hard drive, but all of the components of the computer are important. Sure without a motherboard the computer wouldnt work. But its doesnt matter how good your motherboard is if you dont have a working monitor. Even if these two components do work. You wont get far without a keyboard and mouse.
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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.
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The Phillips Sonicare Intelliclean system i8600.  This is the newest and greatest toothbruth on the market. Despite the price (Mine cost $120) this is without a doubt superior to any of its competitors.  It has the renowned patened sonic technology, only in the sonicare systems, and the intelliclean model is one step closer to daily flossing because it has a built in toothpaste dispeneser in the tip, and the toothpaste is specially formulated to shoot through the gaps in your teeth and clear any food particles (like flossing). Ive had mine for a month now and my teeth and gums are signifigantly better. This is the best toothbrush out!
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That sounds like something the Dentist gives before doing work in your mouth.
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Yeah, and now there is some new-fangled gum recommended for the purpose... Trident, I think. Helps get the stick bits out from between your teeth, too.\n\nIt isn't a replacement for proper dental hygiene, but if you don't want to carry a tooth brush with you where ever you go, it's awesome.
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I'm a dentist.\n\nGenerally, dentists and hygienists recommend electric brushes to patients specifically because they are more gentle on the teeth and gums.\n\nSonicare is an excellent toothbrush.  I use it myself and recommend it to my patients (whenever I talk about toothbrushes, that is).  Oral-B has a longstanding history of making dental products, and it is very unlikely that they would manufacture a product that wasn't similarly gentle to the gums.  You may have been using it wrong.\n\nIn either case, as long as you're happy with the Sonicare, stick with it.
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Yes, you do. \nI can't have an image of your mouth, but you should follow the advice given by the first answerer, according my opinion.\nIn the meanwhile, you can use of course, antiseptics or salt and water or whatever. \nThis is what I can say as a pharmacist, to somebody who is asking from the internet.\nOf course, you can give more details and take a more detailed answer. But I think that visiting a dentist or even an experienced person in a drugstore, you will solve your problem quickly. \n\nKaterina
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Most dentists and hygienists will tell you to buy soft bristled toothbrushes for the exact reason you mention.  I suggest you make a change the next time you go to the store.
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More importantly...when you buy a new TOOTHbrush..why is it a toothbrush when you have many teeth? Shouldn't it be a teethbrush? \n\nThings that make you say hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...