After Applying Tooth Paste, The Brush Should Wet Or Before It Is Planted? Dentist Responded Very Surprisingly On The Question Of The Lady, If You Want To Keep Your Teeth Safe, You Should Also Read It

The New York (monitoring Desk) Is A Social Media Era. Someone Asks Questions About Social Media Right Now. On The Same Day, A Woman Asked Her On Twitter Account Asking A Question That The Internet Got Tired. According To The Mail Online Report, This Woman Named Ty'ana Asked, "do You Wet It Or Paste It After Paste It On Toothbrush?" The Late Time To Ask Her Thousands Of Consumers Came Up With Answers And Were Divided Into Two Groups. A Group Said It Was Ok To Wet The Brush Before Paste But The Other's Stand Was Opposite.

A Female User Wrote That "if You Wet The Brush First, It Will Be Slippery And It Will Not Be Able To Paste Properly." A User Said, "glory The First Brush, Then Paste And Start Rubbing It Again And Again. "hony Who Named Crane Berry Said," The Original Way Is To Wash The First Brush With Hot Water, Then Paste It With A Cool Water And Then Pour Cold Water On It. " Use "

Mail Online Also Discovered The Opinion Of Leading Dentists On This Question, Which Dr. Matlali Harewal Said, "brush Should Be Cleaned First With Water, It Also Cleanses Brush And Its Fibers Are Also Soft." It Becomes Possible That They Do Not Harm The Gaps, They Fall Apart. If Brush Fibers Are Not Softened And They Are Not Softened, It Is Likely To Damage The Gums Which Cause Infection And Dental Infections. ''

Mail Online Also Made An Online Survey In Which Three Questions Were Asked From People. According To The Results Of The Survey, 53% Of People Say They Wet It Before They Paste It On The Brush. The 29 Percent Said They Wet The Brush After Paste, While 18 Percent Said They Did Not Wet The Brush, But Also Began To Brush Their Teeth By Putting Them On A Dry Brush.