Toothbrushes

A riddle involving a toothbrush could be: "I have bristles but I'm not a broom, I help keep your smile bright in every room. What am I?" The answer, of course, is a toothbrush! This playful riddle highlights the toothbrush's function while engaging the listener's imagination.

The bristles of a hairbrush stand up due to their design and the materials used. Many bristles are made of flexible materials that can bend and return to their upright position. Additionally, the way the bristles are anchored in the brush head allows them to maintain their shape, providing the necessary stiffness and support to stand upright while effectively detangling or styling hair. The spacing and arrangement of the bristles also contribute to their ability to stand up and function properly.

no you don't have to, you always can chew gum when camping; the best gum to chew at night is Trident

Many, many countries make toothbrushes.

The best way to change the battery on a Braun electric toothbrush is to simply remove the current in place battery by removing the rear cover via the clip at the base of the toothbrush. Obviously different models have this clip in different places. Once the old battery has been removed the new battery can be easily clipped into the toothbrush.

In Tudor times, the Royals used tootpaste made from sugar....thats why Queen Elizabeth I had black teeth!

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a medicine cabinet or cupboard because when you flush after you've taken a dump some of it flys out into the air (microscopic bits) and can land on your brush

At the risk of sounding obvious - look for it, then buy another if you really can't find it.

Yes the do work, I am basing this on results from clinical trials on the effects of Ionic toothbrushes. Efffective Action: # Research shows that ionic toothbrush is more effective for plaque removal than an ordinary toothbrush # Removes plaque from hard to reash tooth surfaces # Ionic action in the saliva is a naturally antibacterial and continues affter brushing # Fights bacteria which can reduce dental caries and helps prevent bad breath # Clinically proven to help restore healthy gums naturally For information on clinical trials and data can be found at www.AboutHealthierLiving.com

In my opinion no the philips sonicare toothbrush is not better than the braun oral b. The hairs on the philips are much rougher and irritate my gums more than the braun oral b.

no because i do it just be sure what it is you can use more than once!! :]

An electric toothbrush operates upon the same principle as the "VIBARTOR" (please check your spelling?)

To hold a toothbrush at a 45-degree angle, position the bristles so they are angled towards the gum line rather than perpendicular to the teeth. Grip the handle comfortably, allowing the bristles to touch both the teeth and the gums. This angle helps effectively clean plaque and debris from the gum line and tooth surfaces. Remember to use gentle, circular motions while brushing to avoid damaging the gums.

Every other month, I'd say.

There are several reviews for the Braun Oral B electric toothbrush. Some customers love the toothbrush for it's ability to get into hard to reach places. Some dislike the toothbrush because of it's hard texture.

Toothbrush travel cases are widely available at drug stores, dollar stores, Walmart, Target, Kmart and warehouse club stores. They can also be found online through Amazon.

The Toothbrush Family - 1999 is rated/received certificates of:

Australia:G

Publi "Circle" - Oral B

Or Power Circle commercial

like $3-$10 it depends on what kind you but