because he's a kid, and one thing I've noticed nowadays..........kids aren't raised to do as they're told, and there's a blatant lack of respect
yes it is, if you dont brush, your teeth becomes yellow and discolored and your teeth will begin to rot. my mom always told me that unless i want to have teeth, i better brush up. so yesss brushing is very important.
Yes, my Nan told me about this many years ago. And she was born in the 1920s
In the end of World war I, American soldiers were told to brush their teeth and shave every morning.
my brother told me that it was on cinnabar island but i cant find it.
"Look both ways before crossing the street." "Don't talk to strangers." "Brush your teeth before bed."
My mom told me to use Tooth paste, lemon and baking soda mixed and brush my teeth with it once a day and about 2 days later I could already see the difference hope it works ;)
A sentence with the word plaque could be: "When I went to the dentist yesterday, she told me I had a lot of plaque on my teeth, and told me to brush them twice a day rather than just once."
Yes, you can brush your teeth before a fasting blood test. However, make sure not to consume anything other than water during the fasting period, as even toothpaste can affect blood test results. It's best to follow the fasting instructions provided by your healthcare provider.
Surely, he does. But it seems that he doesn't like to brush his teeth very often. 'Cause he grew up in the rural area of China, in his childhood resources are limited and no one told him the importance of personal hygiene. He seldom use toothbrushes. In order to save time, he has his own simple method, finger plus towel can get things done.
carry gum around but that usually can hide bad breath, i recommend bringing a tooth brush and some mouth wash and you will be set, and if somebody ask what the hell your doing, tell them your dentist told you to brush after every meal.
she want to see your teeth
IT DOESN'T. Fruit juice is all sugar, which CAUSES cavities. Who told you it prevents cavities? ANY food or drink left on your teeth will cause cavities.