I assume it has something to do with the bacteria in your mouth thriving and replicating from the warm, moist, undisturbed environment…. But you’re not eating at night to help form plaque so I don’t get it.
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Im one of the people that never seems to have a dry mouth while I sleep, no bad breath or film or any of that in the morning. My teeth feel exactly the same as they did the night before.
I think there is a correlation to the fact that I drool in my sleep, can’t brush or floss without cascades of saliva running down my arms, and the dentist has to have a constant saliva loss triage nurse for me when they do any work. 😂
I’m not sure if this was always the case but I do know that my constant hydration plays a part in this as well.
Toothpaste is sugar in a tube pretending to be an asset to your teeth and gums.
9 out of 10 dentists recommend it.
Brush your teeth first thing right after waking up before breakfast – ask your dentist or search online for proof on this
Because Queen Mab drove her chariot across your lips while you slept?
In the morning
I wake up in utter horror
To find my teeth are covered with bacterial plaque…
I’m so glad this is on here because I feel repulsive in the morning. Sprint to the bathroom to brush my teeth again.
Last thing I do is what now?
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