Oh my god, my mouth tastes like shit.

[Minotaur]

I can't believe people don't know how to brush their teeth properly. There are few things more disgusting than speaking to somebody and having their nasty, rotten breath all up in your face. The worst part is most people seem completely oblivious to this, as you can't really smell your own breath usually (unless it's god awful).

When you brush, it's not supposed to feel like a 'task'. Learn to enjoy the feel of the brush on your teeth and gums, and try to make the brushing more like a massage for your gums. It is stimulating and feels good, and you also can start to feel the areas in your mouth that need more brushing. In addition to your teeth and gums, as many have said, brush your tongue and roof of your mouth. A tongue scraper is incredibly useful, especially if you have bad breath.

Here's a tip: If you look in the mirror and your tongue has white on it, that's shit growing over top. If it looks like your tongue is wearing a wool sweater, chances are you are not taking care of your mouth properly.

Also, gently brush the inside of your cheeks and the place where your gums and cheeks meet. There is a lot of bacteria that can hang out over there.

If your teeth are close together, don't underestimate how important flossing is. Some people can get away with not flossing regularly, but between your teeth is where you are most likely to get cavities. I had big problems when I was younger because I didn't floss regularly, even though I brushed my teeth enough.


In short, take care of your mother fucking teeth, because it's easy, inexpensive and it makes you not repulsive.

[gadzooks]

Originally Posted by Minotaur

I can't believe people don't know how to brush their teeth properly. There are few things more disgusting than speaking to somebody and having their nasty, rotten breath all up in your face. The worst part is most people seem completely oblivious to this, as you can't really smell your own breath usually (unless it's god awful).

When you brush, it's not supposed to feel like a 'task'. Learn to enjoy the feel of the brush on your teeth and gums, and try to make the brushing more like a massage for your gums. It is stimulating and feels good, and you also can start to feel the areas in your mouth that need more brushing. In addition to your teeth and gums, as many have said, brush your tongue and roof of your mouth. A tongue scraper is incredibly useful, especially if you have bad breath.

Here's a tip: If you look in the mirror and your tongue has white on it, that's shit growing over top. If it looks like your tongue is wearing a wool sweater, chances are you are not taking care of your mouth properly.

Also, gently brush the inside of your cheeks and the place where your gums and cheeks meet. There is a lot of bacteria that can hang out over there.

If your teeth are close together, don't underestimate how important flossing is. Some people can get away with not flossing regularly, but between your teeth is where you are most likely to get cavities. I had big problems when I was younger because I didn't floss regularly, even though I brushed my teeth enough.


In short, take care of your mother fucking teeth, because it's easy, inexpensive and it makes you not repulsive.

U mad, dentalfag?




nah I'm jk, that's actually good advice.

[Minotaur]

I had to spend nearly 5k on a few bad molars, and I need to get them crowned still, which will cost probablly 1000 each, which I can't afford right now. I'd say it's worth it to be a little bit proactive.

[Malice]

Originally Posted by Minotaur

I had to spend nearly 5k on a few bad molars, and I need to get them crowned still, which will cost probablly 1000 each, which I can't afford right now. I'd say it's worth it to be a little bit proactive.

What country are you in? You should consider going to a private dental clinic/hospital in Mexico if you're in the US, maybe india or some asian country if you're in Europe. They have some very high quality places with very low prices, don't be deceived by the idea that you'd be going to some hut where the dentists never received an education, the success rates in many private hospitals in those areas can be very high. ven with the price to travel there and back factored in, they can still be quite a bit cheaper.

The videos I have paint a very good picture of them: http://www.zoklet.net/bbs/showpost.p...43&postcount=1