The Squeaky Clean Fallacy: Why Brushing Right After Eating Erases Enamel, Not Just Plaque
Most of us were taught to always brush after meals. It sounds logical. Food goes in, brushing cleans it out. But timing matters more than you may realize. Brushing too soon after eating, especially after acidic foods, does not just remove plaque. It removes enamel.
The Science Behind the Fallacy: How Immediate Brushing Destroys Enamel
It’s easy to assume that brushing immediately ...