Do dragons gargoyle before or after they floss?

Answer 1

They do their beast to floss first so they don't myth any bits.

Answer 2

Floss before you brush for the following reasons: -The plaque will not just go away if you don't brush after flossing, the germs you remove still need to be cleaned away -You don't want to floss away the protective seal you put around your teeth with strings -If you accidentally touch your teeth with your hands while flossing you transfer germs and may want to brush them away -Might I add that brushing your tongue in the back being careful not to throw up is a great way to clean off bad breath causing germs -Also flossing if not done usually may cause slight bleeding which may taste gross and can usually be brushed away so that you don't taste it Thanks for reading!

Answer 3

No, they gargoyle at some point between the time that they floss and the time that they sleep with sheep.

Answer 4

After they floss

Answer 5

The word "Gargoyle" shares a root with the word "Gargle"; they come from "gargouille", an old French word for "Throat". A true gargoyle is a waterspout. So I guess incy wincy would know, but I would say.........................


After.

Answer 6

By Gar, goil, dees question do drag on. It may be time to call in St George.

Answer 7

before

Answer 8

before

Answer 9

Dragons practice dental hygiene? I thought they could breathe fire because of their bad breath

Answer 10

AFTER
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