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Dentist shares 'one mistake' that's making your teeth look yellow and dull
dailyrecord.co.ukMaintaining pearly whites can be a challenge, particularly as we age. However, one dentist has highlighted a common error that many of us are guilty of which could be dulling our smiles.Dr Ferakh Hamid from Aesthetique Dental Care advised: "Before you start brushing, it's a good idea to wet your toothbrush.
This little step makes it easier to spread the toothpaste all over your teeth, making cleaning more effective."Also, when you wet the bristles, they soften up.
This means when you brush, it's gentler on your gums and teeth, helping to avoid any irritation or damage. So, remember, a quick splash of water on your brush can make a big difference in keeping your mouth clean."He also warned against certain brushing habits that could be counterproductive, telling Gloucestershire Live: "Brushing your teeth in certain ways, like without water or right after eating acidic foods, might actually make them look less white over time.
Dry brushing might seem good for getting rid of surface stains at first, but without water, toothpaste doesn't spread well, leading to dull teeth. "Also, brushing too soon after eating acidic foods can wear down your tooth enamel.
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