Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Colgate Fluoride Mouthwash Colgate Duraphat 2800ppm Fluoride Toothpaste - Is 60 Second Brushing Limit Really Crititcal?

Colgate Duraphat 2800ppm Fluoride Toothpaste - is 60 second brushing limit really crititcal? - colgate fluoride mouthwash

Duraphat 2800ppm Fluoride Toothpaste Colgate - I find it difficult to comply with a maximum of 60 seconds laundry (I've tried), a clock in the shaving mirror slope. It's within 60 seconds is really critical.
So - "not by up to 30 minutes after brushing your teeth - Is there a reason why a patient is a straw - Be careful, you can use that all drinks are behind your teeth?

5 comments:

jem said...

I can not find where it 'says up to 60 seconds to clean, "but" their teeth thoroughly for about one minutes, morning and afternoon brush. Spit it out after use for best results, drink or rinse for 30 minutes .

I think it means to brush for at least 60 seconds (the time you brush, the better). why you should not rinse or drink for 30 minutes after brushing 60 seconds when it critical? Do not rinse or avoid drinks for half an hour you will have more time for fluoride residual force (depending on the teeth for longer stays) in better.

but if you're really thirsty, just drink. will not thirst, dying because of Colgate. In addition, the residual benefits of fluoride in toothpaste is cumulative. requires a long-term use, so that we can see the results. quench their thirst from time to less than 30 minutes after brushing your teeth is not much harm.

jem said...

I can not find where it 'says up to 60 seconds to clean, "but" their teeth thoroughly for about one minutes, morning and afternoon brush. Spit it out after use for best results, drink or rinse for 30 minutes .

I think it means to brush for at least 60 seconds (the time you brush, the better). why you should not rinse or drink for 30 minutes after brushing 60 seconds when it critical? Do not rinse or avoid drinks for half an hour you will have more time for fluoride residual force (depending on the teeth for longer stays) in better.

but if you're really thirsty, just drink. will not thirst, dying because of Colgate. In addition, the residual benefits of fluoride in toothpaste is cumulative. requires a long-term use, so that we can see the results. quench their thirst from time to less than 30 minutes after brushing your teeth is not much harm.

jem said...

I can not find where it 'says up to 60 seconds to clean, "but" their teeth thoroughly for about one minutes, morning and afternoon brush. Spit it out after use for best results, drink or rinse for 30 minutes .

I think it means to brush for at least 60 seconds (the time you brush, the better). why you should not rinse or drink for 30 minutes after brushing 60 seconds when it critical? Do not rinse or avoid drinks for half an hour you will have more time for fluoride residual force (depending on the teeth for longer stays) in better.

but if you're really thirsty, just drink. will not thirst, dying because of Colgate. In addition, the residual benefits of fluoride in toothpaste is cumulative. requires a long-term use, so that we can see the results. quench their thirst from time to less than 30 minutes after brushing your teeth is not much harm.

jem said...

I can not find where it 'says up to 60 seconds to clean, "but" their teeth thoroughly for about one minutes, morning and afternoon brush. Spit it out after use for best results, drink or rinse for 30 minutes .

I think it means to brush for at least 60 seconds (the time you brush, the better). why you should not rinse or drink for 30 minutes after brushing 60 seconds when it critical? Do not rinse or avoid drinks for half an hour you will have more time for fluoride residual force (depending on the teeth for longer stays) in better.

but if you're really thirsty, just drink. will not thirst, dying because of Colgate. In addition, the residual benefits of fluoride in toothpaste is cumulative. requires a long-term use, so that we can see the results. quench their thirst from time to less than 30 minutes after brushing your teeth is not much harm.

jem said...

I can not find where it 'says up to 60 seconds to clean, "but" their teeth thoroughly for about one minutes, morning and afternoon brush. Spit it out after use for best results, drink or rinse for 30 minutes .

I think it means to brush for at least 60 seconds (the time you brush, the better). why you should not rinse or drink for 30 minutes after brushing 60 seconds when it critical? Do not rinse or avoid drinks for half an hour you will have more time for fluoride residual force (depending on the teeth for longer stays) in better.

but if you're really thirsty, just drink. will not thirst, dying because of Colgate. In addition, the residual benefits of fluoride in toothpaste is cumulative. requires a long-term use, so that we can see the results. quench their thirst from time to less than 30 minutes after brushing your teeth is not much harm.

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