So, you really don’t have the energy to stand in front of the sink to brush your teeth? We’ve all been there. Instead of letting your smile suffer, simply rely on the water you’re drinking to remain hydrated to swish when you’ve got a little extra energy. This will help remove bacteria and any food particles for a bit of oral health protection.
Have a little bit of energy? Brushing once or twice a day as we usually direct you will provide your oral health with the protection it needs! Remember, with just a couple minutes of brushing, you remove the buildup that leads to cavities and gingivitis.
Particularly when you aren’t able to brush and floss, it’s important to stick with water. Anything that’s sugary or acidic (like juice, sodas, or sports drinks) will expose your teeth to an acid attack. Nobody wants that!
Keep your oral health in good shape after you’ve recovered by using a new toothbrush, just in case, so you aren’t exposed to any lingering germs.
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