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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3SIlxdLGxI
Found this demo. The woman in the demo has perfect gums and teeth. Anyhow, a lot of people disliked this video and as comments are disabled you do not know why it was disliked. Personally I did not feel the demo was adequate enough. It was too fast and he went round the mouth too quickly. I told the dentist I use a battery toothbush and she said I should put pressure on it as I use it. The videos I have watched suggest you do not need to put pressure with toothbush unless it is a manual one because the head of a non manual toothbrush spins round and all you need to do is guide it gently round you mouth and finish by using a mouthwash because bits of plaque go in your mouth from bushing. I was told to rinse with plain water but when I was having sensitivity issues which I no longer have, I was told to use sensodyne toothpaste and not rinse at all because the toothpaste needs to stay on the teeth to act as a barrier for the sensitivity to hot and cold and by rinsing you rinse off the toothpaste. I was also advised to smear toothpaste over the teeth for a bit of extra help. But as I said, I don't get sensivite teeth anymore
Found this demo. The woman in the demo has perfect gums and teeth. Anyhow, a lot of people disliked this video and as comments are disabled you do not know why it was disliked. Personally I did not feel the demo was adequate enough. It was too fast and he went round the mouth too quickly. I told the dentist I use a battery toothbush and she said I should put pressure on it as I use it. The videos I have watched suggest you do not need to put pressure with toothbush unless it is a manual one because the head of a non manual toothbrush spins round and all you need to do is guide it gently round you mouth and finish by using a mouthwash because bits of plaque go in your mouth from bushing. I was told to rinse with plain water but when I was having sensitivity issues which I no longer have, I was told to use sensodyne toothpaste and not rinse at all because the toothpaste needs to stay on the teeth to act as a barrier for the sensitivity to hot and cold and by rinsing you rinse off the toothpaste. I was also advised to smear toothpaste over the teeth for a bit of extra help. But as I said, I don't get sensivite teeth anymore