In gentle, short strokes (about as wide as your tooth), move your toothbrush back and forth, brushing the outside areas of your upper and lower back teeth.
Brush Outside Surfaces In the same gentle back and forth motions, brush the outside areas of your upper and lower front teeth.
Brush Chewing Surfaces
Brush the biting (chewing) surfaces and the inside (the side facing your tongue) of your upper and lower back teeth with the back and forth brushing motion.
Inner Surfaces
Brush the inside areas (the side facing your tongue) of your upper and lower front teeth with the tip of the brush using gentle up and down strokes.
Brush your Tongue
Brushing your tongue freshens your breath and removes bacteria.
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back to School. hmm. i thought this was thought in primary school. How come . . . . .
check this out.
http://www.mrbrownshow.com/2007/07/09/the-mrbrown-show-durian-tender/
Ha HA
Ya. Brushing teeth beside the small drain using our small toothbrush and plastic mug along with all our classmates.
Still remember those days?
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