You’ve been brushing your teeth wrong—and a top dentist just revealed the mistake everyone’s making. Dr Victoria Sampson shook the internet with her advice on The Diary of a CEO podcast ...

After you're finished brushing your teeth, you can go ahead and skip the rinse step. As it turns out, it could actually be detrimental to the health of those pearly whites.

Anyway, there's actually a surprising reason why you shouldn't rinse your mouth out after brushing your pearly whites. As we've previously reported, sticking your head under the tap after brushing ...

Do you rinse your mouth after brushing your teeth? Maybe you use water, or maybe you favor a mouthwash, thinking that it’s better for oral health. They even sell little cups specifically to keep ...

Dentists agree that one should avoid rinsing with water after brushing their teeth. “Do not rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash after brushing. This applies both after you brush and after you use ...

RELATED: How to Handle Floss and Mouthwash Of course, you may be wondering what to do if you usually floss, use mouthwash, or both after brushing your teeth. The mouthwash would rinse away the ...

Why You Should Never Rinse After Brushing According to instructions from several toothpaste companies and guidance from the National Health Service, it's not a good idea to rinse your mouth after ...

You can use mouthwash for a quick refresh with bad breath or dry mouth. Learn how to use mouthwash to keep teeth white and minimize periodontal (gum) disease.

Most people know the steps for optimal oral cleanliness -- but do they know the proper order? Two dental experts share their recommendations for brushing, flossing and using mouthwash.

Anyone using mouthwash immediately before or after brushing their teeth is being warned to stop immediately, with one dentist issuing advice on why this is really bad for your teeth. It is ...