Colgate toothbrush Advance Slim Soft 1 pack

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The product Colgate toothbrush Advance Slim Soft. The features of the Advance toothbrush. Soft. Fine bristles. How to use the toothbrush and toothpaste? Hold the toothbrush comfortably and firmly. Start brushing the upper jaw. Move the toothbrush from top to bottom. Switch to brushing the lower jaw, moving the toothbrush from bottom to top. Brush the teeth from the outside, then from the inside, then move to the incisors. Do not forget to also clean the tongue with the brush or use a tongue cleaner. What is tooth decay? A widespread problem recently. It causes erosion and damage to the structure of the teeth. This happens because of the acid produced by the natural bacteria present in the mouth. This acid is naturally secreted to help digest food residues in the mouth, but this acid erodes the enamel layer (the outer layer that protects the tooth), which may lead to holes in the teeth, known as tooth decay. Symptoms of tooth decay: Intermittent or persistent pain in the teeth or gums. Bad breath and a changing unpleasant taste in the mouth. Tooth sensitivity caused by hot or cold drinks. The presence of a hole in the tooth or the appearance of decay (black color). Some causes of tooth decay: Not maintaining regular teeth cleaning. The nature of food or drink: sugars, starches, honey, and cake. Acidic and carbonated drinks and energy drinks. Eating or drinking right before sleep without brushing teeth, especially children. Not regularly monitoring oral and dental health with a specialist doctor. Ways to protect and prevent tooth decay: Eating healthy foods, preferably low in sugars. Using toothpaste at least twice a day. It is preferable to use toothpaste after every meal. Using dental floss, which helps remove food residues between teeth and in hard-to-reach areas. Using mouthwash and oral rinse: helps clean and disinfect the mouth and eliminate harmful bacteria. Using toothpaste containing fluoride, which helps protect and strengthen the teeth. Regular follow-up with the dentist for protection, prevention, and to get necessary advice.

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