When your toothbrush is no longer up to performing its primary task (the American Dental Association recommends replacing yours every three to four months), take a beat before tossing it in the trash.

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On top of refreshing our wardrobe and switching up our skincare routines, we also replace our toothbrushes every season. Why? Well, Dr. Tina Saw, a dentist and founder of Oral Genome, gave us the real ...

Are you using the same old worn out toothbrush and when was the last time you replaced your toothbrush. If you can't remember this, then you need not worry because you're not alone. Many of us keep a ...

Keeping your teeth clean and your mouth healthy is more than just brushing regularly. Changing your toothbrush regularly is a small habit, but it can make a big difference in keeping your teeth strong ...

The old family toothbrush That hangs by the sink. First it was father’s . . . Almost as bad as the toothbrush of this parody, say Dentists Allen O. Gruebbel and J. M. Wisan, is the actual toothbrush ...

The humble toothbrush can help with a whole lot more than just your dental hygiene. When it comes to scrubbing clean some of the toughest-to-reach spots around the home, experts say it’s often an ...