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Why brushing immediately after eating or drinking is not advisable

Why brushing immediately after eating or drinking is not advisable

Dental hygienist Dagmar Else Slot explains that maintaining good oral health involves more than just brushing. She emphasizes that the frequency of eating and drinking habits significantly impacts the overall condition of one's teeth.

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