Dentists told, do I need to wet the brush before brushing
As it turned out, doing this isn’t necessary, but still desirable.
Cause you toothpaste on a moistened toothbrush or a dry — cleaning efficiency teeth this circumstance will not be affected, explained in an interview with IBTimes UK scientific adviser to the British dental Association, Professor Damien Walmsley (Damien Walmsley).
Just if brush dry, the bristles will be harder to RUB against the surface of the teeth and stabbing the gums, which increases the risk of minor injuries and irritations of the mucosa.
While the wet brush makes the cleaning process more soft and pleasant. “Regardless of your preference, it is important to brush your teeth with fluoridated toothpaste twice a day, and the second time before going to sleep. The process should continue at least for two minutes,” said Walmsley.
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Dentist Lisa Craven (Lisa Creaven) agreed that there are no hard and fast rules about to apply the paste on dry or wet brush, does not exist. But she still recommends that before cleaning the teeth wet your toothbrush with warm water, so it felt more comfortable. “Although toothpaste contains water, which helps it to foam, wetting the brush will make the process of brushing teeth more enjoyable. And the more comfortable you will feel, the longer you brush your teeth, that’s why this moment matters,” explained Craven.
It is also important to rinse your mouth with water immediately after cleaning, as in this case you wash away good for teeth and gums ingredients present in the paste. Better to just spit the excess paste, and rinse the mouth later, experts advise.