i dont even brush my teeth anymore

[recessedinfras1]

i brush them very little maybe like once a week. theyre perfectly white (without any whitening) no cavities or pain plus my dentist says that i have really good healthy clean teeth and that i brush good. Mind you i eat a lot of sugar

 

[toodeepin0]

mine are yellow

 

[chombo]

i brush them very little maybe like once a week. theyre perfectly white (without any whitening) no cavities or pain plus my dentist says that i have really good healthy clean teeth and that i brush good. Mind you i eat a lot of sugar

inb4 gingivitis

 

[DrRodger]

inb4 gingivitis

That's just stupid

 

[mangotimer]

brush them shits nigger

 

[Gen1leman]

i brush them very little maybe like once a week. theyre perfectly white (without any whitening) no cavities or pain plus my dentist says that i have really good healthy clean teeth and that i brush good. Mind you i eat a lot of sugar

Good for genetics but brush

 

[EK0]

brush your teeth fucking dalit

 

[chombo]

That's just stupid

if you stop brushing and flossing your teeth, ur gums will inflate and plaque accumulates, which makes gingivitis inevitable. in what way is that stupid?

 

[Aesc]

Your breathe probably fucking reeks

 

[recessedinfras1]

Your breathe probably fucking reeks

nahh

 

[DrRodger]

if you stop brushing and flossing your teeth, ur gums will inflate and plaque accumulates, which makes gingivitis inevitable. in what way is that stupid?

That's just not true

 

[TheEndMogger]

same my shit look like a pirates tho

 

[recessedinfras1]

same my shit look like a pirates tho

you got those rira pearls

 

[chombo]

That's just not true

"Plaque begins forming immediately after cleaning teeth, and if left undisturbed for just a couple of days, it directly leads to gingivitis and inflammation at or below the gumline."
-university of toronto

"Plaque-induced gingivitis is the most prevalent form of gum disease. It is caused by a thin biofilm (plaque) that forms due to inadequate oral hygiene. If it is not regularly and mechanically removed via brushing and flossing, the bacteria trigger localized tissue inflammation."
-national institutes of health

"Gingivitis is the earliest stage of gum disease, and it develops directly when plaque, tartar, and bacteria build up on teeth due to poor hygiene, leading to red, swollen (inflated) gums."
-cleveland clinic

Gingivitis and Periodontitis | Patients at the Faculty of Dentistry Clinics (University of Toronto)

patients.dentistry.utoronto.ca

Gingivitis: Symptoms & How To Treat It

Gingivitis is early stage gum disease. It happens when plaque and bacteria build up on your teeth. Common symptoms include red, swollen, bleeding gums.

my.clevelandclinic.org

Gingivitis - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf

but sure thats just not true

 

[DrRodger]

"Plaque begins forming immediately after cleaning teeth, and if left undisturbed for just a couple of days, it directly leads to gingivitis and inflammation at or below the gumline."
-university of toronto

"Plaque-induced gingivitis is the most prevalent form of gum disease. It is caused by a thin biofilm (plaque) that forms due to inadequate oral hygiene. If it is not regularly and mechanically removed via brushing and flossing, the bacteria trigger localized tissue inflammation."
-national institutes of health

"Gingivitis is the earliest stage of gum disease, and it develops directly when plaque, tartar, and bacteria build up on teeth due to poor hygiene, leading to red, swollen (inflated) gums."
-cleveland clinic

Gingivitis and Periodontitis | Patients at the Faculty of Dentistry Clinics (University of Toronto)

patients.dentistry.utoronto.ca

Gingivitis: Symptoms & How To Treat It

Gingivitis is early stage gum disease. It happens when plaque and bacteria build up on your teeth. Common symptoms include red, swollen, bleeding gums.

my.clevelandclinic.org

Gingivitis - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf

but sure thats just not true

That requires nuance but I'm not gonna argue with a retard

 

[Robertski]

i brush them very little maybe like once a week. theyre perfectly white (without any whitening) no cavities or pain plus my dentist says that i have really good healthy clean teeth and that i brush good. Mind you i eat a lot of sugar

Genetics nigga, there was a period of time where I barely brushed yet people kept saying my teeth were so white. But tbh I regretted it, went to the dentist and this nigga was picking at my gums with this metal water flosser it hurt so much and I was bleeding a lot. It’s not worth it

 

[chombo]

That requires nuance but I'm not gonna argue with a retard

> op starts argument by saying i'm wrong.
> i respond and show sources
> says im retarded and exists convo without any rebuttal

there's nuance on the timeline, it varies between days to weeks. what there's no nuance on is plaque buildup accumulating into gingivitis, it's just a scientific fact. i don't get how it's so hard for your filthy indian brain to comprehend that not brushing your teeth is bad for you, but i guess that just goes to show how unhygienic you are.

 

[sexist]

they’re white because of all the plaque build up lololol

 

[recessedinfras1]

they’re white because of all the plaque build up lololol

Fresh dental plaque is mostly clear, colorless, or a very pale yellow