₦airaland Forum

DanseMacabre:
Different medical practioners, especially dentists, have always opined that your toothbrush should be changed every three months.


However, I've noticed that most Nigerians are guilty of disregarding this oral health tip and by so doing indicate caring less about oral hygiene.


This includes yours sincerely, because my last toothbrush lasted for six months or thereabouts



So let's be truthful: how often do you change your toothbrush?

AuroraB:
I found myself buying toothbrushes often. Not because a dentist recommends so but because of personal reasons.
Got one on Monday and this was replaced by a 2week-old brush. It just happens.
The older ones are still present though

Flashh:
What a very useless thread.

pmc01:
I rarely pay attention to that. I replace when I feel it's no longer good enough or when I misplace it.

STOP!

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dkam:
According to your question, " I use my toothbrush 7min Max everyday "

It should have been, how long frequent do you change your toothbrush??

AuroraB:
I found myself buying toothbrushes often. Not because a dentist recommends so but because of personal reasons.
Got one on Monday and this was replaced by a 2week-old brush. It just happens.
The older ones are still present though

Flashh:
What a very useless thread.

Primusinterpares:
As long as the tooth brush his still good...


no defined timeframe.


if you r with me hit like...

tosyne2much:
Been using this one since last year December

Michaelpresh:
Chisus!!

LadyGoddiva:
Most Nigerians have mouth odour because of poor hygiene practices, they can use a toothbrush for a whole year and even more without thinking it’s abnormal. That’s why the poor toothbrush would be frayed and overused and ineffective also.

Flashh:
What a very useless thread.

biacan:
So you play basketball

Flashh:
Yeah!

biacan:
No wonder you're so tall and

...Come finish your comment to fill in the line.

I am average in height though.

Flashh:
...Come finish your comment to fill in the line.

I am average in height though.

Bills2307:
TF... this is long

biacan:
Nah you're tall I No what am saying tall in the right plac**

Why would you say this to a pastor like me, after a long preaching to the members.

I won't mind if you can come witness it. After all, you can come for house fellowship. Don't forget to bring your Bible, if you want to cum,. Sorry, when coming.