Everybody here uses a electric toothbrush..right?

[Big Blue]

What you using OP?

I just got lightheaded for laughing so hard

 

[Serious]

I have a water pik, but I didn’t feel it really worked the few times I used it, I like flossing more…maybe I should clean it and try again

I will not tolerate this type of slander missy

 

[Ohene]

Oralb5000

 

[Big Blue]

Oral-B gang.

 

[Pseudonym]

Oralb5000

Oral-B gang.

Been getting a few ads for this, have you ever tried Sonicare? If so, which is better?

 

[Mastamimd]

Oral-B gang.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Manual toothbrush


I use a oral b electric joint
Brush with whitening crest
Then brush with baking soda after

 

[Pseudonym]

Manual toothbrush


I use a oral b electric joint
Brush with whitening crest
Then brush with baking soda after

Activated charcoal powder is less abrasive on your beautiful enamel


Edit: I got this information from a dentist but it may not be accurate so don’t take my word for it

 

[I Really Mean It]

Nope. Regular toothbrush. Regular floss.

 

[Ohene]

Been getting a few ads for this, have you ever tried Sonicare? If so, which is better?

Haven’t tried sonicare but will probably give it a go if i ever get a new one

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Activated charcoal powder is less abrasive on your enamel

no it is not
And does nothing and a fad

It does not whiten
Actually causes cavities
And yellows teeth

 

[Paradoxical Tiger]

Is a waterpik really worth it? Like deadass?

 

[DallasTxRep]

What you using, OP?

Y'all mf'ers mayne

Boys got a smiley or gif for every occasion lol

 

[Pseudonym]

no it is not
And does nothing and a fad

It does not whiten
Actually causes cavities
And yellows teeth

It’s been working for me, I’m only going by my experience. This has happened to you or people you know of?


My dentist said he preferred charcoal powder over baking powder based off of their abrasiveness, but that’s as far as the conversation went.


Open to learning more if you’re willing to share

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

It’s been working for me, I’m only going by my experience. This has happened to you or people you know of?


My dentist said he preferred charcoal powder over baking powder based off of their abrasiveness, but that’s as far as the conversation went.


Open to learning more if you’re willing to share

Look up the research

Also
Not only is Baking Soda great for whitening
But literally repairs cavities and gum damage