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In the morning, do you brush your teeth first or do you eat breakfast first?


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So what do you do first?  

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  1. 1. Do you brush your teeth first or each breakfast first?

    • Brush my teeth first
      36
    • Eat Breakfast First
      38


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Eat first. At people saying it's nasty or something...what the hell do you have in your mouth when you wake up?? There's no white film on my tongue nor do I have bad breath (if you do, you might need to get your stomach checked out, or maybe it's your diet). If I eat after brushing my teeth, I feel like my mouth is no longer fresh and and I don't want to have the smell/taste of whatever it is I ate lingering in my mouth. 

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Eat first. At people saying it's nasty or something...what the hell do you have in your mouth when you wake up?? There's no white film on my tongue nor do I have bad breath (if you do, you might need to get your stomach checked out, or maybe it's your diet). If I eat after brushing my teeth, I feel like my mouth is no longer fresh and and I don't want to have the smell/taste of whatever it is I ate lingering in my mouth. 

I have neither but it doesn't matter. When you wake up, no matter how GOOD you clean the night before, there will be bacteria/plaque on your teeth and in your mouth. When you eat something without cleaning your mouth this plaque/bacteria will fester. And there are breakfast foods/drinks that will weaken the tooth enamel so brushing afterwards can cause damage. 

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When you eat something without cleaning your mouth this plaque/bacteria will fester. 

And imagine how much worse that would be if you eat something and don't wash your mouth for the next, idk, 6-12 hours. 

Also, yeah I know that if you consume an acidic beverage, the acid weakens the enamel, which is why you wait at least 30 minutes to wash your teeth. That seems much better than, like I said, washing your teeth hours later, and meanwhile having food particles harboring bacteria in your mouth. 

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