Do you need to rinse your mouth with water after rinsing with the special liquid?

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Most rinses are designed to NOT rinse after wards. They have lasting effects that will be washed away if you rinse with water after wards. There are several different types of 'special liquids'. Are you talking about a Fluoride rinse, mouthwash, or Chlorhexidine rinse? The only rinse I would rinse with water after wards would be Listerine, because it kills the bacteria while you rinse and there is no lasting effect, so you can rinse and calm your mouth down after wards, since it is quite strong! Do not rinse after rinsing with Chlohexidine (PerioGard) because 1.) it will taste horrible, and 2.) it actually stays in your saliva and on your teeth so it has a residual effect. Also do not rinse after any kind of Fluoride rinse because this too has a residual effect.
I would also refrain for eating or drinking anything for at least a half hour after rinsing with any of the above (except mouthwashes like Listerine) so the results are better.
Hope this helped!

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No, because the liquid is used to eliminate plaque during your sleeping period. Just don't swallow it that can cause stomach aces etc.

I assume that your liquid is man-made, so yeah throw some listerine in there and gurgle good and long.

I would think it depends on the liquid, if in doubt ask the doc

No, because if you rise after the Fluoride rinse, you'll wash all the fluoride away

If you mean the floride they give you at the dentist after they clean your teeth, then no. They say not to eat or drink for somewhere around 1/2 hour after you get floride so the floride can actually help and not be washed away.

yes

No, because then you'd be rinsing out the active ingredients that are helping you. Plus you'll wake up minty fresh

If it doesn't say it,don't do it.

yes you could to get the taste out of your mouth,either way it wont hurt anything if you do or if you dont.my kids do.

If you needed to do so, the direction would be there. This is the age of excess information. You can if you like, but it's not necessary.

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