If you decide to brush after breakfast, wait 30-60 minutes after you've finished eating or drinking. That way, you can remove bacteria without damaging your teeth.

According to dentists, you should brush, floss and use mouthwash — in that order. Plus, get more tips on how to prevent cavaties and other dental issues.

Dentist Dr. Arash Ravanbakhsh shares five common mistakes people make while brushing their teeth — they lead to weakened enamel, gum damage, and bad breath.

It's something that most of us do twice a day without fail. But when it comes to brushing your teeth in the morning, should you do it before or after breakfast?

If you brush for less than two minutes, you won’t remove as much plaque from your teeth. According to a 2009 study published in Jdh.adha.org, most people only brush for about 45 seconds.

It's important to brush your teeth once in the morning. Some research suggests that whether you brush before or after breakfast may affect your dental health.