hahha i forgot to mention the part about not brushing to hard. indeed don't do that. i accidently did that for a second and then got shooting pain and I vowed never to brush hard again. now i brush very very soft and there is no more pain:DZondrae wrote:you tend to take longer to brush in the beginning. Once the novelty wears off you will do it in a much quicker time. Just make sure you aren't brushing too hard.
it takes me 30mins to brush my teeth... help
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i bet it's easier to brush the teeth w/ an electric toothbrush... how about manual toothbrush users? coz that's what i use.. and can anyone recommend an electric toothbrush that's effective and not heavy on the pocket? i'm just a student... hmm, what about ortho brushes? do they clean effectively too?
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