Replace Your Toothbrush Every Three Months

Your toothbrush is crawling with bacteria after just three months of use,

harboring more germs than your toilet seat. Most people never replace it on time,

letting millions of microbes multiply in those worn bristles. The twist? Those bacteria aren't

just sitting there, they're recolonizing your mouth with every brush, undoing all your

cleaning efforts. Dentists recommend replacing your brush every three months not for profit,

but because old bristles literally reinfect your gums with the same bacteria you just removed.

That fresh feeling you get after brushing with an old toothbrush is completely fake. Your mouth deserves

better than recycled germs.