Should I use antiseptic mouthwash before or after I brush my teeth?
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I floss first and then brush, and then rinse. I do it in this order because I want the rinse to get anything the floss and brushing missed. You should always rinse after flossing anyways to get the gunk out of your mouth. Instead of it ending up right back where it was.
i hear be4 is better because it loosens the plaque, etc so u can brush it off easier...
After, because it kills the germs and keep your mouth fresher longer.
toothpaste is antiseptic enough, I would think it was useless
why not both? i try to floss before i brush and mouthwash after. it seems to feel the cleanest and last the longest as far as freshness goes. 2 times a day at least!
before u brush your teeth. ;-)
because... your antiseptic mouthwash first kills those germs and all that. Then, brushing will remove those dead germs from your mouth and then finish by giving your breath a fresh, sparkly feeling
When brushing is not enough to remove plaque and bad cavity, we use mouthwash or breath fresheners to cover up that nasty bad breath, but we sometimes have to be sure of what we are using - the content or ingredients a certain product contain. Not all cheaper brands are OK and so not all expensive dental products are safe as well.
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