[ SECRET POST #2377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2377 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Brushing in the opposite direction?

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DA

More likely not brushing/not brushing the gums. Bushing one direction, instead of in a circle like you're supposed to, is more likely to damage the teeth not the gums.

[(Anonymous)]

wait what, circles? you're supposed to brush from the gum to the end of the teeth

the upper teeth, up to down, and the lower teeth, down to low

and then the tops of the molars in circles

waiiit is this why all those cartoons have people brushing their teeth like that?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure exactly what you mean with "down to low" but I've always been taught that you're supposed to brush in circles, and that's all I've ever seen or heard of anywhere (other than that doing it in back and forth is bad).

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

whoops, I meant "down to up"

why are we being taught different brushing techniques in different parts of the world???

[(Anonymous)]

There ARE risk factors for gingivitis/periodontal disease (and it sounds like OP hit at least some of them), but sometimes, no matter how well you take care of your teeth, you'll still end up with it. Parent brushed/flossed/etc. regularly, and still ended up losing every tooth by 40. *shrug* Sometimes it's just wacky genetics.