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How many times we should brush our teeth and how? I have gap in molar teeth and one molar tooth has cavities and can't eat from it
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Brush twice a day. Visit a dentist for the dental cavities.
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Study shows Plaque accumulates on teeth within 24 hrs. So Brushing the teeth should be done once or twice within 24 hrs to keep the plaque accumulation under control .
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You should brush your teeth twice daily.
Brush upper teeth with downward strokes and lower teeth with upward strokes.
Clean all surfaces of you all teeth.
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Get your dental treatment by condition a dentist for decayed tooth and spaced teeth
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Brush twice
Do a xray of that tooth must be root canal treatment needed
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Brushing twice a day is advised.
For cavities, Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment ( as required)
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If you want to save your tooth go for xray to see the depth of infection.
Brush your teeth twice daily.
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
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Brush your teeth twice a day. Visit a dentist every 6 months for a check up. Get your cavities filled before they cause pain.
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