alancl1
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Depends on what paste you use. Wallpaper paste is water soluable and you wouldn't want to dilute it with water after applying it to your teeth.
It is recomended that you rinse your mouth with water after appling toothpaste because you don't want to walk around looking like a dog with rabbies.
And yes, I do... you should too.
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Swoosh
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Yes, or listerine
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nephi_91185
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yes, i do
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chinkyluv2006
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yA U r supposed to because too much intake of toothpaste into ur stomach can upset it......and i hate the taste too..........its got chemicals in it u know.........
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grumpcookie
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timone
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yes to get rid of that horrid taste
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deb452295
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yes always not really to do with not liking the taste of tooth paste just out of habit i suppose
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Cyn
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Yes, because you don't want to ingest some of the things that are usually in toothpastes, such as the Fluoride.
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litpooo
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No bleach............
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Colin_Waft
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yes
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Nattie B
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Yeah i do with water out of habit but i know u shouldnt.
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MANC & PROUD
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Yes or mouth wash.
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Number 3
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Yeah, I really don't like toothpaste, I like to make sure I've got all of it out.
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First L
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yes
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Avalon
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yes always
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ASHLEY
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Usually
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ray b
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you shouldnt rinse it washes away the floride in the paste so it wont work on your teeth
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Mel C
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No, my dentist told me it is better not to as the residual paste helps to protect your teeth for longer.
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sexyblackmomba
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OF COURSE! THAT TOOTH PASTE TASTE IS DISGUSTING! I WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THE EXCESS PASTE.
BUT I BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO RINSE AFTER YOU BRUSH ANYWAY.
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tequilatax
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Nope...I rinse with mouth wash.
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allgiggles1984
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yes of course
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amber_xx66
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of course you do
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flossybean
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No I don't...
Reason why? by spitting and not rinsing out you leave a coating of Fluoride on your teeth which helps prevent decay and sensitivity. Rinsing just washes it away.
So correct advice is to spit not rinse !
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Deanna
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yes i do. I am surprised at some of your answers though. I thought that everyone rinsed with water. I mean, you just brushed all that crap off...if you dont spit it out and rinse it...what do you do? swallow it? yuck!
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s t
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nope, with mouth wash...the one everyone hates --even its own manufacturer.
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Sara
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Mouthwash
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no nonsence
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always with mouth wash, leaving paste residue in your mouth does no harm at all just keeps your breath minty for longer
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Lottie
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Of course I do but some dentists advise otherwise saying that the Fluoride will help protect teeth.
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Grisu
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Most people do, but you shouldn't really... the paste protects your teeth against plaque...
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mentallyill
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Personally i clean my teeth, rinse with water and then inhibit bacterial growth by using a Mouthwash / corsodyl.
Hope that helps x x
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zifi1957
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Yes - I do now - after spending years brushing the toothpaste away with plain water - I discovered I was actually washing away the very protection I was using the toothpaste for!
Best technique is brush your teeth then rinse - use a tongue scraper as well - it's like cleaning the house but never hoovering the floors! (Dentist's advice).
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