My toothbrush is 7 foot long, but just because yours is smaller than mine doesn't mean mine is any better. Be happy with the size of your toothbrush.
It's maybe 1% possible, if someone with a high HIV viral load (lots of HIV in their body) used the toothbrush and then you immediately used it AND you have cuts or bleeding gums, and the virus survived in the open air and got into your bloodstream.
Very very unlikely!
HIV does not live outside the human body, it dies shortly after being exposed to air. Sharing toothbrushes may carry other risks that warrant keeping your personal hygeine products "personal," but HIV transmission is of no risk.
no, hiv/ aids is only contracted through sexual intercourse and blood.
NO, absolutely not.
HIV virus dies very quickly outside the body so the chances are very low to zero
I am not a doctor, but I think you might be able to get HIV by sharing a toothbrush, simply because there could be bleeding gums or open mouth sores....
I don't think there is really an answer, but I'll keep looking.
No.
Well with your hand and your toothbrush. Though your breath might smell like fish for a while
No. The test is done on the cheek cells because they have DNA in their nucleus. The swab can be taken from any part of the mouth or even a "punch" from the skin.
Most retail establishments, particular attention too supermarkets and chemists, however if your Doctor prescribes Sensodyne toothpaste, a quick detour to the chemist and priority service.
Victorians Had toothbrushes the bristles where mad out of pig hair......
I don't know who but I can tell you theyost likely wanted clean teeth
On pages 22-23, the toothbrush is in the yellow cup on page 23 in the top right corner, it is a little hard to see because it blends in with it.
Yes. It will not harm it. You could also try rubbing it in a animals ear, they are known to have a special chemical ubsubtance in their ear that gets rid of bad bacteria
The Philips Sonicare toothbrush, with soft bristle tips that vibrate at ultra-high speeds, has been clinically proven to clean 20% more plaque from the surface of your teeth than that of a manual toothbrush. Additionally, it also eliminates the guesswork involved with determining how long to brush, with its built-in timers, and the amount of pressure needed to adequately clean your teeth. This ultimately results in healthier gums and aids in the prevention of tooth and gum disease.
Toothbrushes should be replaced as soon as the bristles show signs of wear, splay, fray or when the color indicator changes color. Generally, this is every 8 to 12 weeks. A worn toothbrush would not be able to clean as efficiently as a normal one.
http://www.intelligentdental.com/2010/02/22/are-you-brushing-your-teeth-away/
i work in a supermarket and we sold 28,974 last year.
19,760 the year before
When using a rechargeable electric toothbrush, it isn't necessary to press hard or scrub. Simply guide the brush while it provides the brushing action. In fact, some electric toothbrushes have pressure sensors that alert you when you're brushing too hard.
Mine says 2W and 220-240 volts on the bottom, so I assume 2 watts.
The measurement of the toothpaste is "grams (g)"!
+Incisors, Canines, Premolars, and Molars:+
+Incisors are for cutting and ingesting food, they are the front teeth.+
+Canines are for puncturing food (or dealing the deathblow on an animal if the canines belong a carnivore), they are that sharp pointy teeth that come after the incisors.+
+Premolars and Molars are used for processing the food and getting it ready to be digested in the stomach. Premolars are smaller than molars and have fewer bumps on them. These teeth types are different among different animals because the diets may be different and the teeth need to be able to digest the food the animal eats.
Toothbrush bristols are made from chocolate and peanuts.... hahahahaa! Not!
If you want the answer go and get it from a different website stop going on this when you know it is a load of rubbish like your face.
it depends on the toothbrush if it is metal or not . the machine detects metal i have been on airports a biilion times exaggerate