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Mouthwash



Toothpaste, toothbrush, mouthwash, floss, etc. are use so that our oral health will me maintained properly. In this blog we will be discussing about mouthwash. Mouthwash is used to freshen breath it doesn’t replace the oral hygiene of brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing every day.

There are many types of mouthwash is there one of them is fluoride that can help in protecting the teeth from plaque caused by the acids, mouthwash is more effective when you brush your teeth properly and floss too. The dentists may prescribe some specific mouthwash if you are recovering from gum problem or fungal infection.

Things to be kept in mind:

Dilute: Before buying the mouthwash of any brand we should check the concentration as different has different concentration. As some product may recommend diluting it with water. So, it’s better to go through the description because if the level does not tell you to dilute and if you dilute the solution then 
germ killing ingredients will get diluted and it will do its work effectively.

No replacement for brushing: Mouthwash cannot be used as a replacement for brushing. If the dentist prescribes the mouthwash, then it does not mean that you should not follow the daily oral care to maintain the oral hygiene.

Watch the clock: one should also read the level of the mouthwash its written than for what time mouthwash should be swish in the mouth it is mentioned that the mouthwash should be swished inside the mouth for 30 seconds to 1 minute.

                          


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