Many people struggle with maintaining a consistent oral hygiene routine. Perhaps you’ve hit the snooze button too many times in the morning, rushing out the door without brushing your teeth. Or you come home after a long, exhausting day and collapse into bed without cleaning your mouth. Both habits—skipping brushing before bedtime or skipping brushing before breakfast—are common, but which is more harmful to your dental health?
Scientific and Clinical Evidence: Why Night-time Brushing Is Crucial
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