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Brushing your teeth too soon after eating may damage them.
12/10/13 10:45 AM

Dentist warns:   That brushing at the wrong time, particularly within 20 minutes of finishing a meal can drive the acid deeper into your teeth, corroding them far faster than they would have rotted by themselves.

 

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