In the response video, Dr Mackie said: "You might be brushing too hard, stripping away that white enamel." Being too enthusiastic with your teeth brushing is known to erode the hard outer layer of ...

Dalley adds, “Toothbrushes with hard bristles can lead to enamel erosion ... which are often due to brushing too aggressively, or bad breath and plaque buildup, which can mean you’re not ...

Learn why waiting 30 minutes after eating protects your dental health, plus expert tips on the best times to brush your teeth ...

Drop that toothbrush because it's healthier to wait before you scrub. Why? Because sugar and acid and food and drinks weakens enamel, your teeth's hard outer shell. Brushing too soon wears weak ...

Every expert we spoke with said a soft-bristle brush was the way to go in all cases, but especially if you have sensitive teeth and gums. Brushing too hard can be just as damaging as brushing with ...

A soft-bristle toothbrush is better than a hard one because it will not hurt our teeth. We may hurt them if we brush them too vigorously using a hard-bristle toothbrush. It will wear out our teeth ...

This popular rechargeable electric toothbrush is loved by many for its battery life, travel case and light-up pressure sensor that warns you if you’re brushing too hard. Most importantly ...

"Don't be too heavy-handed. Often people hold their brush with a fist. You shouldn't feel like you've had a scrub against the teeth, that's too much," he advises, noting that you're brushing too hard ...

Dalley adds, “Toothbrushes with hard bristles can lead to enamel erosion ... which are often due to brushing too aggressively, or bad breath and plaque buildup, which can mean you’re not ...