Of course you can brush after using whitening strips! Most use the same bleaching compounds as "whitening" toothpastes.
Interestingly, you get more bang for your buck if you brush beforehand. It makes sense, scrubbing off any excess substances that would absorb whiteners, as well as creating a more even surface for the strips to work on.
There was a clinical trial done by R.W. Gerlach, et al. about this "Impact of Prior Tooth Brushing on Whitening Strip Clinical Response":
"According to crest, you should not brush immediately before applying the strips; but after applying strips, it is fine to brush gently"
Here is the Q and A from their site.
Q. Can I brush my teeth immediately before using Whitestrips?
A. Do NOT brush immediately BEFORE applying strips. To avoid gum irritation, allow for some time to pass after you have brushed your teeth to apply strips.
Q. Can I brush my teeth immediately after using Whitestrips?
A. Yes, after using Whitestrips, you can brush gently.
For more information please refer to the related link.
Get a tooth brush and tooth paste and there brush your teeth….DUH!!
Teeth, you wouldnt just brush one tooth twice a day?
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A toothbrush
Is it safe to take aleve after tooth extraction?
To clean your teeth.
Yes, the extraction of an upper tooth can affect the sinuses.
No because it will infect your teeth.
When you don't brush your teeth. When you don't brush your teeth acids make their way to your tooth and eat it up slowly. If not treated this can cause pain, infection, and tooth loss.
Even if you have a loose tooth, you should still brush your teeth. It may hurt, but if you want to, don't brush the tooth that is loose. Enjoy this answer!
Put tooth paste on your tooth brush and then scrub your teeth and tongue with the tooth brush. You then spit out the lather and rinse your mouth a few times. Rinse out the sink and then enjoy your fresh new smile.
Yes, they use a tooth brush made of hay.