Clean Tongues For Fresher Breath
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Clean Your Tongue for Fresher Breath
Summary:
While you may consistently brush, floss, and use mouthwash, there’s a crucial step you might be missing in your oral hygiene routine: cleaning your tongue. It’s time to give your tongue the attention it deserves to prevent a white, unhealthy appearance and ensure fresh breath.
Keywords:
oral hygiene, toothpaste, teeth, dentistry
Article:
Even if you brush your teeth, floss regularly, and use antiseptic mouth rinses, you might be neglecting an essential part of oral hygiene: your tongue. You use your tongue to taste, lick, and sometimes wag, so isn’t it time to start cleaning it too?
Tongue cleaning is often overlooked, but it plays a vital role in maintaining fresh breath. The tongue's surface isn’t as smooth as it appears; it has grooves that can harbor bacteria, leading to bad breath. Simply rinsing won’t remove the plaque film on your tongue?"you need to scrape it off. Luckily, this task is quick and easy, taking just a minute or two.
Before getting started, here are a few tips to avoid irritation. You don’t need a special tongue cleaner; your regular toothbrush will work, though tongue cleaners can be easier to maneuver. Apply a small amount of toothpaste to boost the cleaning process. Gently scrape without applying too much pressure. Use short, slow strokes and ensure you cover the entire surface, moving from the back to the front. Take breaks to avoid jaw strain or gagging, and focus on the back of the tongue where bacteria tend to accumulate.
After scraping, rinse and apply a second coat of toothpaste. Try to leave it on for about a minute?"ideally until you finish brushing your teeth. A final rinse completes the routine, leaving you with a clean tongue and fresh breath.
Remember, while tongue cleaning is crucial, it’s not a standalone solution for fresh breath. Continue caring for your teeth and gums, and don’t skip regular dental check-ups. Your dentist will appreciate your commitment to healthy oral hygiene, including your newly cleaned tongue.
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