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Most people don't need to use mouth rinse. Before you choose to use mouth rinse, please seek your dentist's advice.


For most people, as long as they thoroughly brush their teeth in the morning and before bed with fluoride toothpaste everyday, there is no need to use fluoride and anti-plaque mouth rinse.


For people who are prone to dental caries, having severe dental caries, wearing orthodontic appliances or undergoing radiotherapy, they need to use fluoride mouth rinse according to the dentist's instructions in order to obtain additional protection against dental caries.


Plaque-control mouth rinse is an alternative to toothbrushing, but it must be used under the dentist's instruction and only under special circumstances, e.g. after oral surgery, when toothbrushing is impossible.


Desensitizing mouth rinse is only suitable for people with tooth sensitivity. It is advisable to consult your dentist before you choose to use it and follow his instructions in using desensitizing mouth rinse.

 
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