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Will brushing your teeth for 10 minutes a day prevent cavities hypothesis
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Will brushing your teeth for 10 minutes a day prevent cavities hypothesis

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10 minutes of brushing, two or three times a day with an abrasive substance like toothpaste will strip away the surface of your teeth. If you use a hard-bristled toothbrush, the effect will be even more severe.
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