Tongue cleanliness

Barquentine | 13:54 Sun 15th Jul 2007 | Body & Soul

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Is it sensible or advisable to brush one's tongue with one's toothbrush after having cleaned one's teeth?

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smudge

I don't really get a furred up tongue as such, but still often whizz over it after cleaning my teeth. I then use Dentyl (smooth mint - alcohol free) Mouthwash. I always make sure my toothbrush head is clean &/or change it regularly.

It hasn't caused me any problems & seems to make food taste nicer.

warpig3

It is more sensible and advisable to brush one's tongue with one's toothbursh after having cleaned one's teeth than to use one's dog's toothbrush, of that one can be assured.

smudge

lol warpig!

society

I have been doing it my entire life and my ancestors before me and none died or got sick from doing it, and I'm well as well can be. :-)

k9 fott

I got no teeth as well as nonnuts so I onlly have a tounge to brush