Is it better to Rinse with mouth wash before or after you brush your teeth?

Answer 1

I rinse first with regular mouthwash to get out larger food particles that have gotten jammed there. Then when I actually brush all the rest gets scrubbed off but I am not wasting brushing time on stuff that the mouthwash alone can clean.

I follow that up with a Periostat mouthwash that my dentist prescribed to leave a coating of germ fighting (antibacterial) liquid on my teeth.

Answer 2

1.) Floss
2.) Brush
3.) Rinse

Always!

I did an experiment in biology in tenth grade and it really freaked me out. We had to swab the inside of our cheek and see what was there under the microscope. Well, I learned that even when you brush you will still have food particles left from what you ate the day before!!! It grossed me out so much that I've been obsessed with my teeth ever since lol

I carry a travel size toothkit everywhere I go.

Answer 3

after you brush your teeth. whatever you don't get out with brushing probably will come out with the mouth wash

Answer 4

I personally like to brush my teeth, floss, then brush over once and then a mouthwash. It seems to work for me. You need to do whatever works best for you.

Answer 5

the two. the element is, in case you do no longer, the flute pads could have an rather short existence, whether you wash your mouth in the past initiate enjoying, you may desire to scrub it up with rice paper, the single is hit upon for roll the cigarettes, which will help lots and stop the sticking noise interior the pads.

Answer 6

After, I would say so because it washes out whatever was left behind.

Answer 7

after that way you get what your toothbrush didnt get