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As I want to know one thing yesterday I done my scalling with also consulting reputed 2 dentist for a routine check up after doing a routine check up they said me no. Need to do. Any mouthwashes evert thing is perfect and hygiene u. Don't need to use mouthwash. So. Plz tell me which. Mouthwash is good for a long term use without any side effects and making ur teeth calculus and staning. Some one tell me dr reddy chloex ads mouthwash is good for a long term without which not make it your teeth stained so. Plz guide me
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Mouthwash is not a substitute for oral hygiene measures like brushing and flossing. Regular brushing and flossing will prevent plaque and calculus build-up. Long-term use of chlorhexidine mouthwash can cause staining of teeth and increased rate of calculus formation. Simple measures like rinsing your mouth after every meal, brushing twice daily, flossing once a day will keep your teeth and gums healthy. Visit the dentist for directions of mouth wash use.
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Brush twice a day.
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Please be calm
No mouth wash is never recommended for routine use.
Instead you can use warm saline rinses for 1 month and then just simple water rinsing is sufficient
Proper brushing is the key to success so practice it properly
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water rinsing and modified bass techniques
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please do not use any mouthwash for more than two weeks
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