How many times per day do you brush your teeth?
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@evan it's supposed to be 2 but ... adhd :D
actual average is more like 1 :D
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@evan Big surprise. I thought (almost) everyone brushed their teeth three times a day, one after each meal 😅
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@evan it's supposed to be 2 but ... adhd :D
actual average is more like 1 :D
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@eliaschao @evan you have to carry a toothbrush and toothpaste with you when you go out during the day? O_O
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@evan On average, between 1 and 2, but I'm afraid it's closer to 1 than 2. (I voted 1.)
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@evan Big surprise. I thought (almost) everyone brushed their teeth three times a day, one after each meal 😅
@the_heruman @evan I like that idea, but then [I'm a college student] I'd have to carry around teeth cleaning supplies. Which might be worth it, IDK. College has me packing enough already. I just rinse my mouth out when I remember (and brush my teeth at the end of the day).
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@evan 2 normally, but I have Invisalign right now so 4
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@the_heruman @evan I like that idea, but then [I'm a college student] I'd have to carry around teeth cleaning supplies. Which might be worth it, IDK. College has me packing enough already. I just rinse my mouth out when I remember (and brush my teeth at the end of the day).
@golemwire Yeah, yeah, everyone’s circumstances are different. It’s just that I thought that today pretty much everyone brushed their teeth after every meal (carrying a toothbrush around is quite easy, even if you don’t have toothpaste). I was really surprised that only 9% do it, according to the survey (which perhaps is not very representative, that's true 😅) @evan
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Only once in the morning, but I also floss and use a periodontal tipped water flosser as well.
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