#brush day

[floridaboiler]

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National Brush Day is celebrated on November 1st every year. It's a day to promote good oral health and brushing habits, especially for children. The day is chosen to fall after Halloween, when many people have eaten lots of candy that can damage teeth

[hamburgdentalcare]

National Brush Day is November 1st!

It’s the morning after Halloween. Forgotten wrappers from peanut butter cups and candy bars litter the kitchen table. Parents breathe a sigh

November 1 is not just a day after Halloween to rest and digest, it’s also National Brush Day! Since 2013 National Brush Day has been a day to teach children good tooth brushing habits and parents about the importance of their child’s oral health.

[hagleyvault]

The day after Halloween, as designated by several concerned dental groups, is National Brush Day, a reminder that it’s going to take at least two minutes of brushing to get all of that candy off your teeth.

To mark the occasion, we’re looking back to 1937, the year that DuPont started manufacturing nylon toothbrushes and started the transition away from natural bristle brushes. The first six photos above illustrate just some of the steps required to make bristle brushes, while the last four illustrate nylon toothbrushes and their manufacture. 

These photos come from 1972.341, DuPont Company Product Information Photographs, in Halgey’s Audiovisual Archives. 

[janellchristeen]

hate cleaning my makeup brushes