In this first video of a two part video series on how to brush your teeth, let’s revisit the Bass brushing technique and gain a better understanding of how to apply this powerful gum-disease-stopping strategy.
Video tutorial highlights:
- 1:07 Why the design of your toothbrush plays a big role whether you’ll even be able to stop gum disease
- 1:50 Why bringing conscious awareness to the habit of tooth brushing has a huge impact on your long term oral health
- 2:20 Why we have to shift our attitude from ‘take no prisoners’ to ‘balance your oral flora’
- 3:43 The three specific steps how to apply the Bass brushing technique
- 4:30 The area we need to pay particular attention to make sure we stop the ‘thug bugs’ implicated with gum disease
- 5:00 The common mistake most people make when learning the Bass brushing technique
- 5:30 How to know if you’re making this common mistake
Lisa says
Thank you, for revisiting how to use the Bass toothbrush and using the model mouth. I appreciate you, making another video. I had requested a new video, where I could see the technique being outside of your mouth. Thank you!
hillel batafik says
I use an electric toothbrush because I lack the dexterity required for manual brushing.
Hannah Brown says
How is electric tooth brushing better for teeth & how? My gums are starting to reseed
Will And Susan says
Hi Hannah,
Thanks for stopping by and asking such a great question. Here’s a link to a 2 part article series that addresses this exact question.
We hope it helps!
Electric vs manual brushing… Which is better (part 1)
Electric vs manual brushing… Which is better (part 2)
Christine Lansley says
Thank you so much for all this information. I wish that we were all educated about correct tooth brushing as children. I have caused so much damage to my gums & teeth through rigorous brushing in the past, without having this knowledge 😁