Never use mouthwash after brushing in the morning, this can have serious side effects

People use a brush to clean their teeth first thing in the morning. Uses mouthwash to keep breath fresh. Most people rinse after brushing. But now a dentist has said that it is not right to do so.

Let me tell you, the business has made a video of dentist and tick talk user Ana Peters telling people that it has become a common thing that people rinse with mouthwash after brushing. But it also increases the risk of tooth decay. Let me tell you, it has a registered professional. He tells people that using a mouthwash after you brush can cause tooth decay, so stop doing that.

The dentist stated the reason for this

In fact he explained the reason for this and said that the fluoride content in toothpaste is high, which is removed immediately when rinsing with mouthwash and instead the fluoride found in low amounts in mouthwash stays on the teeth. He cited information in a booklet from the health department that low levels of fluoride in a mouthwash are not enough to protect your teeth from the sugars you eat and drink. He also informed that the booklet advises all dentists to follow it.

When should you use a mouthwash?

With this information, he also said that he is not against mouthwash in any way, as he himself advises his patients to use it, but according to him, not every patient needs it. "I don't tell them to use it after brushing," he said. According to the information received from them, it is best to use mouthwash after eating food.