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Day 4

You probably use your toothbrush every day to scrub plaque and bacteria off the surface of your teeth and tongue.
While your mouth is left much cleaner after a thorough brushing, your toothbrush now carries the germs and residue from your mouth.
Do you know Staphylococci, coliforms, pseudomonads, yeasts, intestinal bacteria or f***l germs may be on your toothbrush?
Appropriate toothbrush storage and care are important to achieving personal oral hygiene and optimally effective plaque removal, says Maria L. Geisinger, DDS, assistant professor of periodontology in the School of Dentistry at the University of Alabama, Birmingham.
“The oral cavity is home to hundreds of different types of microorganisms, which can be transferred to a toothbrush during use,” Geisinger said. “Furthermore, most toothbrushes are stored in bathrooms, which exposes them to gastrointestinal microorganisms that may be transferred via a f***l-oral route. The number of micro organisms can vary wildly from undetectable to 1 million colony-forming units (CFUs). Proper handling and care of your toothbrush is important to your overall health.”
RECOMMENDATIONS
*Wash your hands before and after brushing.
*Change your toothbrush every two to three months.
*Alternate between two brushes to make sure you use a completely dry brush.

*Store your brush away from the toilet, and close the lid before flushing.

*Do not share brushes and avoid storing toothbrushes together.

*Rinse your toothbrush thoroughly before and after every brush with hot water or submerge your brush in alcohol-based mouthwash.

*Let your brush air-dry before putting a cap on the head or storing it away.

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