Do you use mouthwash when you brush your teeth?

Question

I use a mouthwash to help remove the bits of food that I sometimes miss by brushing. Also so that my breath does not offend!

Answer 1

I use it after I brush...and various other times throughout the day.

Answer 2

Yes. My twice daily routine:

1. Floss. I use Crest's Glide floss. My dentist keeps telling me I really need to "saw" down below the gum line.

2. Brush. I use one of those Soniccare electric toothbrushes.

3. Mouthwash. I use that blue Crest mouthwash stuff - no alcohol, fresh breath.

Answer 3

Yes, I use mouthwash as a mouthwash and I also use it as a cleanser for my teeth. It works a whole lot better that toothpaste.
I usually put some in a paper cup and dip my brush into it as I brush.

Answer 4

Mouthwash comes after thoroughly brushing.

Answer 5

Floss to get nutrition from between tooth. Brush to sparkling tooth and brush away the nutrition from flossing. Mouthwash to rinse each and every thing out and sparkling tooth more effective. I rinse with water after each and every step. The bottles of mouthwash often recommend that you do not rinse with water after utilising it, yet I do because I honestly ought to positioned my retainer in.

Answer 6

Mouthwash is a good idea, not only does it make you breath smell nice, it also kills germs and bacteria that live in your mouth, and kills the early signs of gingivites.... Hope this helps

Answer 7

Mouthwash is a must when brushing.

Answer 8

I love the way it makes my mouth feel after brushing.

Answer 9

I brush, floss and then use my waterpic with deluted mouthwash & water.

Answer 10

Yes.