Do you usually gargle with listerine before or after you brush?

Answer 1

After...it just finishes off a job well done and leaves you with that fresh, clean, burning sensation...

Answer 2

I usually floss first, then brush to remove all the stuff that was loosened by flossing. Then I gargle because the liquid now has better access to my gums and teeth with all the gunk removed. I happen to have the blue listerine, which leaves a slight blue tint to my teeth after I gargle, which I don't like, so I end up brushing again to make them white again.

Answer 3

Listerine and other mouthwashes like that are too strong for daily use on your gums and mouth. I gargle after I floss, use small brushes between my teeth, and brush, and never use mouthwash more than once a day, and try to find a less powerful mouthwash.

Answer 4

Listerine contains alcohol ( different than for listerine 0) Listerine 0 has minimum reward as a mouth wash. it is extremely scope in different words it merely makes your breath heady scent greater useful interior the meanwhile.

Answer 5

I gargle with Scope after I brush. I get the feeling that it washes away the residual particles loosened by brushing.

Answer 6

My dentist and periodontist suggested i floss first, brush my teeth and then gargle with listerine.

Answer 7

You should brush your teeth first then gargle after.

Answer 8

after

Answer 9

Let's see, first I brush, then I floss, THEN I gargle.

Answer 10

I do it before and after but most do it after.

Answer 11

I do it after because there are germs all over our toothbrushes too. The listerine kills all the germs that brushing can't. :o)