I get the impression that many of the people answering here are pretty well put together, so I’d appreciate your advice. Do you get your teeth whitened? Also, what’s the longest you go between professional cleanings?
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※ This has absolutely nothing to do with teeth, but I’m personally incredibly jealous of how much stamina Mac has. Have you always been more energetic than average? Of course, I know it varies from person to person, but if you have any special training for that, I’d love to hear about it.
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For my bad-breath care:
My dentist contacts me to make sure I get tartar removal and a professional cleaning from the hygienist once every three months.
Every day after brushing, I use a floss called Flare Floss from Italy. (Ask Google about it.) The floss expands and does a great job of removing buildup. I make sure to clean all the way behind my back teeth, too.
I brush my tongue about once a week.
Before a date, I avoid strong-smelling foods like garlic starting about three days beforehand. The day before and the day of the date, I take a breath-freshening medicine called Sacrofeel, which helps prevent odors from the stomach.
I also avoid coffee starting the day before.
I’ve heard that mouthwash may kill beneficial bacteria as well, so I only use it the day before and the day of the date.
That’s about it.
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After having my teeth professionally whitened three times at the dentist, I now do at-home whitening once a week to maintain them.
It gives my teeth a lovely translucent shine. I go for regular checkups and cleanings every three months, and I always look forward to being complimented on my teeth.
I brush three times a day, care for my gums with ConCool mouthwash, and use interdental brushes every night without fail. I’m confident I have no bad breath at all. I really wish more men would do the same.
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I’m Potassium, one of the female members.
I get my teeth whitened too.
That said, I didn’t start doing it for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) or for anyone else.
Before I started whitening, I was so self-conscious about the color of my teeth that I couldn’t smile like (*`∀´*)ﾆｶｯ (though I’m not sure I got the emoticon right…).
Well, it’s not like I smile like (*`∀´*) now either, though〜
People with big mouths are really cute when they smile, and I’m honestly so jealous of people who smile showing their teeth and have such charming cheek expressions.
Oops, I got off track.
I had my teeth whitened for myself, and I still go regularly.
I went so often that I developed sensitive teeth, but oh well—it’s fine. It went away.
That’s just my personal opinion.
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I go about once every six months.
As you get older, periodontal disease can gradually start to develop, so I coordinate with my dentist and have any problem areas checked at the same time.
Sorry for being so practical, haha.
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I’m Himatan, forever destined never to have a waist slim enough for Mac-san to invite me out.
A proud lurker in the column section, lol.
Teeth whitening hurts, doesn’t it?!
I’m doing at-home whitening. I can keep going to my current dentist because they’re so sweet and gentle with me, saying things like, “It didn’t hurt, did it? You’re okay! Just tell me right away if it hurts!” as if I were a child.
But whitening is the one thing that makes my teeth sensitive wherever I go…
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My teeth are naturally a little translucent, so I don’t get them whitened.
I do have them professionally cleaned once every month and a half.
I’ve heard that you need to ejaculate with some regularity, including through masturbation.
Also, try to hold it gently and softly—don’t squeeze hard.
There’s no way a woman’s vaginal pressure should be that strong.
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Personally, I’m not a fan of teeth whitening.
Since periodontal disease is responsible for most cases of bad breath, I go in for regular cleanings as often as my dentist recommends.
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No whitening needed for now.
I get my teeth cleaned about once every five months.
I use interdental brushes, floss, and a tongue scraper every day while I’m in the bath.
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My teeth are already a decent color, so I don’t get whitening done these days. I used to, though.
I get my teeth cleaned about once every three months. I always brush after every meal, waiting around 30 minutes first, and I’m diligent about flossing and using interdental brushes too. So even when I go in for a cleaning, there’s hardly any tartar to remove.
There are girls who occasionally have bad breath, right? They probably never floss or use interdental brushes...
Mouthwash doesn’t really do much, after all. I use it anyway, though.
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It doesn’t matter how often other people have it done.
After your teeth are cleaned, the dentist will probably tell you roughly when to come back next time. Ask your dentist how often you should have it done.
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