Not true: Using a back & forth motion with a soft brush is fine for the chewing surfaces. On the sides of the teeth it is better to use a circular motion at the gum line for proper cleaning & to prevent wearing notches in the teeth.
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Electric Toothbrush: Use a quality electric toothbrush for better results. The high - end oral b has various style brush heads that work well for many people, plus it has a separate sensor that shows you (in red) if you are using too much pressure, which could cause gum line recession. See photo enclosed.
Answered 12/10/2013
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