You would be amazed at how much plaque and bacteria has accumulated on your teeth overnight. Without air in there, or at least a minimal amount, it is the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. That bacteria is trying to eat away at your teeth.
So eat first, and then brush your teeth. Therefore, you brush off the plaque from the food and the plaque from overnight growth. I think that's a great idea!
2007-03-31 17:02:22
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answered by Claire 4
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If you are staying in and just sitting in your kitchen to eat your breakfast then you certainly may wait until after you eat to brush your teeth. However if you are going out for breakfast or are running short on time it is a good idea to brush your teeth first. After all it is easier to eat on the run than it is to brush you teeth on the run.
2007-03-31 18:09:22
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answered by T 3
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Ew! Don't you ever have that DISGUSTING morning breath when you wake up??!! Well, I do, so I HAVE TO brush my teeth in the morning. Well, mostly my tongue, but definitely also my teeth. Yup. I actually brush before eating, eat, and then rinse with mouthwash. And generally I carry mints and gum with me just in case.
2007-03-31 16:35:03
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answered by ♥pirate♥ 4
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Yes i agree, but i guess no matter how many times u brush ur teeth, they get cleaner, in better conditon, helthier and whiter. Why not brush them when u get up, after eating and night? And besides, did anyone say that you do have to brush them before breakfast, isnt it when u want inthe morning?
2007-03-31 16:33:07
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answered by Anonymous
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I hear you. You want what you do to have purpose and meaning. Question: is there someone who shares your morning breakfast table? Someone you love? Why not present a sweet smelling, fresh mouth to this person instead of (dun,dun,dun) morning breath?
Your morning coffee or bagel doesn't care what you smell like, but that someone special will delight in the scent of toothpaste over (dun,dun, dun) morning breath.
No one sharing your morning news? skip the brush till you're through with the toast. Just don't forget to floss!
2007-03-31 16:38:17
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answered by CHos3n 5
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never question brushing your teeth. you should look for occasions just to do it. always brush your teeth in the morning because of morning breath and saliva thickens in your mouth when you sleep so you tend to get a film on your teeth by morning. don't be gross. just go brush your teeth.
2007-03-31 16:30:58
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answered by NicaChica 2
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You know that funny taste and smell in your mouth when you get up in the morning is actually all them there little bacteria that have spent the night in your mouth partying. They get all drunked up on your saliva, and some of them pee, and some poop, and you wake up with bad breath. That's why you want to brush first thing...
2007-03-31 16:43:17
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answered by gilfinn 6
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Well, I do see your point, Mayne.
But mainly, your breath smells absolutely atrocious in first thang in the morning. UNLESS you have Stellar breath first thang in the morning, you will most likely require to brush your tooths, because you will likely spew a horrible, atramentous cloud.
Women find this cloud to be utterly repugnant, yo!!!!!
Hey dude- seriously, if you brush your Tooths at nite with that Colgate 12 hour crap, it works well.
Alzo alzo, it depends if you snore, if you open your mouth when you breathe during sleep, eck cetera.
But I do acknowledge your point.
But with me, I have OCD and what not. I actually wash my hands both before and after having eaten. It is not strange for me to brush my Tooths before I eat..so long as it isn't IMMEDIATELY before I began gorging on various Foods, Dudes.
Take care, dude yo!
2007-03-31 16:41:06
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answered by Anonymous
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I've always wondered that too....
I brush my teeth after I eat anyways
2007-03-31 23:06:43
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answered by me 1
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Brush your teeth after breakfast. . it gets rid of nasty morning breath!
2007-03-31 16:36:23
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answered by Mel 2
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