Research claims a single tooth brush might be loaded with as much as a whooping 10million germs and bacteria!

The American Dental Association recommends getting a new toothbrush (or brush head, if you use an electric type) about every three months — more because of the wear on the bristles than germs.

~Sissy~:
The recommended time frame is usually 3 months. but i'm sure alot of ppl use it for more a year or so

Greenslim: once a month.

k2039: 2 weeks.-3weeks

Leadn:

seriously?? That means yu'll have a dozen brushes by xmas

Leadn: Good afternoon guys and beautiful damsels, please how often should one change his/her tooth brush?

I do change mine after some 6 - 8months once am in my place, but if I travel then it's basically around 3months after which I use it as shoe brush

So please do let us know how often you change yours and what is the recommended time range. Thanks

Mr. Him:
Depends on your brushing etiquette. There are some peeps who brush as if world war 3 is ongoing in their mouth, hence, total destruction of the bristles on the brush. In that case...me thinks everyday should dig it

Mr. Him:
Depends on your brushing etiquette. There are some peeps who brush as if world war 3 is ongoing in their mouth, hence, total destruction of the bristles on the brush. In that case...me thinks everyday should dig it

Leadn: Good afternoon guys and beautiful damsels, please how often should one change his/her tooth brush?

I do change mine after some 6 - 8months once am in my place, but if I travel then it's basically around 3months after which I use it as shoe brush

So please do let us know how often you change yours and what is the recommended time range. Thanks