What is the best way to brush your teeth and use mouthwash after meals during orthodontic treatment?

Hello, it's best to rinse your mouth and brush your teeth after meals, and there is a toothbrush for orthodontics! You can go buy it! However, this toothbrush is only sold in hospitals and large outpatient clinics.

1. Before wearing the fixed appliance, patients with gingival inflammation should be given periodontal care, which can not only remove the soft scale and tartar existing in the oral cavity, but also clean the tooth surface to facilitate the bonding of the appliance.

2. When wearing appliances for the first time, parents should take the initiative to consult the doctor about relevant matters, cooperate with the doctor to do a good job in the child's ideological work, and tell the child about the harm of poor oral hygiene.

3. After wearing the aligners, the patient is required to brush his teeth after each meal, and rinse his mouth frequently when there is no condition. It is recommended that patients choose a special toothbrush and extend the brushing time appropriately, about 5 minutes.

Some patients or parents often complain in front of the doctor that brushing their teeth with braces is inconvenient or unclean. There can be two reasons for this: first, the wrong way to brush your teeth or not enough time; Second, there is no use of assisted cleaning methods.

The correct way to brush teeth is to first brush the bristles at 45 degrees to the tooth surface along the aligners to remove the residue and soft scale attached to the brackets and wires, and then use the conventional vertical brushing method to brush the tooth surface and other sides above the brackets near the gums. After brushing your teeth, you can check yourself in front of the mirror or lick your tongue, and if necessary, use a toothpick to pick up debris or scrape off any soft dirt that cannot be brushed.

After the orthodontic treatment is completed, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for routine dental cleaning to remove hidden dangers that cannot be found during the orthodontic treatment process and ensure oral health.

1.Mouthwash is not a substitute for brushing your teeth.

2.After eating, it is best to use an interdental brush, or a toothpick, etc., to remove food residues, and then use a special orthodontic toothbrush or a small-headed children's toothbrush to divide the teeth into several sections. Do not use too much force to prevent the brackets from being knocked out.

No, you must brush your teeth after eating. Because there are brackets that are not clean, or brushing your teeth is really hygienic***.

Mouthwash is generally more effective after brushing. Good. Should I use mouthwash once every few days? Generally, it can be used for a week. If you can't use it for too long, it can lead to bacterial imbalance in the mouth.

Of course, the mouthwash is used after brushing your teeth, and then rinse your mouth with water once after use, and there is a Kin Jilan mouthwash that is anti-inflammatory and sterilized.

Should I use mouthwash before or after brushing my teeth? I think that mouthwash should be after the toothbrush is done, rinse your mouth one last time, and wash away all the bacteria in your mouth, which is better and more convenient to suffer for the last time.

I felt like I was brushing my teeth and rinsing with mouthwash. You can brush away bacteria and viruses. Hygienic and safe.

Mouthwash is used after brushing your teeth.

The correct way to use mouthwash is to use it after brushing your teeth. If you use mouthwash before brushing your teeth, the process of brushing your teeth may weaken the ingredients in the mouthwash, such as oral candida that attaches to the surface of your teeth. Therefore, it is generally recommended to brush your teeth first and clean them effectively before using mouthwash, after which you do not need to brush your teeth again.

However, if you are unable to brush your teeth before using mouthwash due to time constraints or other reasons, you can also use mouthwash once in a while, but be sure to wait for a certain period of time before brushing your teeth.

The role of mouthwash

Brushing your teeth is generally done in the morning after waking up, before going to bed at night, and after brushing your teeth at night, try not to eat or drink food, drinks, milk, etc. If you need to eat, it is recommended to do it before brushing your teeth, which can effectively maintain the oral environment and maintain dental health. Except for brushing your teeth in the morning and in the evening, it is recommended to use mouthwash to clean your teeth at other times.

For patients with severe periodontitis, as well as those with gingivitis, brushing your teeth in the morning and brushing your teeth in the evening alone will not achieve the desired results. Therefore, you can ensure that you brush your teeth in the morning and evening, and you can rinse your mouth with mouthwash after breakfast, lunch and dinner, and rinse your mouth with mouthwash to keep your mouth clean and hygienic, and carry out certain ** and disinfection of some oral diseases.

The main purpose of brushing your teeth is to remove food residues from your mouth, and if it is sometimes inconvenient to brush your teeth, you can also use mouthwash directly.

Gargling is not a substitute for brushing teeth: It is not correct for some people to simply give up brushing their teeth and only rinse their mouths with mouthwash in order to save time. Gargling can remove food debris and some soft dirt from the mouth, but it is far less thorough than brushing.

One of the main purposes of brushing is to remove plaque that adheres to the surface of your teeth. The most important part of this process is the physical friction of the toothbrush, which the mouthwash cannot carry out and therefore cannot remove plaque.

Mouthwash is used after brushing your teeth.

The main effects of mouthwash are antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and keeping the mouth clean. In general, mouthwash is recommended after brushing your teeth, which can remove any remaining appetite from your mouth.

If it is not convenient to brush your teeth at noon, you can rinse your mouth with water first, and then rinse with mouthwash, it is recommended to let the mouthwash stay in your mouth for about 3 to 5 minutes.

The proper way to brush your teeth

1. On the outside of the teeth, you can place the toothbrush and the teeth at a 45° angle and scrub it longitudinally between the gums and the teeth. Don't miss any teeth, and be gentle when brushing your teeth. Pushing too hard may cause bleeding gums.

2. Tooth occlusal surface, scrub the toothbrush and tooth occlusal surface at 90° and transversely.

3. On the inner side of the teeth, hold the toothbrush up and gently brush the upper and lower teeth vertically.

4. On the surface of the tongue, pay attention to brush the tongue after brushing your teeth, as there is more plaque on the tongue. Frequent tongue brushing can effectively remove food debris, thereby reducing the formation of bacteria, plaque and preventing bad breath.

5. It is best not to brush your teeth for less than 3 minutes. Since toothpaste uses friction to achieve the purpose of cleaning teeth, the toothbrush should not be wet before brushing, and it will be cleaner if you do not rinse your mouth. When brushing your teeth, choose a soft, capillary toothbrush and replace it at least once every 3 months to avoid bacteria from multiplying.

If brushing does not allow you to clean your mouth thoroughly, especially between your teeth, you can use dental floss or a dental irrigator to prevent bacteria from accumulating between your teeth and causing tooth lesions.