Self cleaning teeth?

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dooshmeista@yahoo.com - 06 Sep 2007 13:17 GMT

Is is possible to clean your teeth yourself?
Would this be worthwhile for someone who only gets a professional
cleaning once a year?

http://www.homedental.com/detailkit.asp

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Newbie - 06 Sep 2007 20:49 GMT

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>Would this be worthwhile for someone who only gets a professional
>cleaning once a year?

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Newbie - 06 Sep 2007 21:07 GMT

douche meister, eh ?

Stick your head in a self cleaning oven and set the timer.
Crawling in is better.

Your teeth will sparkle just like the oven !

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Ghamph - 15 Sep 2007 20:01 GMT

> Is is possible to clean your teeth yourself?
> Would this be worthwhile for someone who only gets a professional
> cleaning once a year?
>
> http://www.homedental.com/detailkit.asp

Yes.
Worthwhile? That depends on the skill of the user. A good scaling tool is
difficult to find. They also wear out because the stainless needs frequent
sharpening.

A very good hygienist is preferable but I often do spot scaling to my lower
teeth.

After buying a Sonicare brush very little buildup happens any more.

It's easy to damage your gums or contaminate them and get an infection.

Be very careful and use mouthwash right after as a deterrent.

I know someone who claims to have extracted their own tooth , ahhh no
thanks.

Jamffer

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