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The Filthy Truth About Your Toothbrush<\/h2>\n
You know that the best way to take care of your teeth and gums is by brushing every day. But do you know how to best take care of your toothbrush? Believe it or not, your toothbrush may not be all that clean\u00a0and could be home to millions of bacteria and germs.<\/div>\n
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How you store your toothbrush can play a big role in how clean it stays. After brushing, you should rinse the brush in tap water to remove toothpaste and debris. Store the toothbrush in an upright position and allow it to air dry after every use. \u00a0If multiple brushes are stored in the same area, keep the brushes separated to avoid illness from being passed between brushes.<\/div>\n
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Generally speaking, the human body is able to defend itself from bacteria and prevent infections. You should, however, still exercise some basic common sense when caring for your toothbrush.<\/div>\n
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To keep your toothbrush as germ-free as possible, follow these simple tips.<\/div>\n
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