Coffee, weed, take a dump, breakfast, brush my teeth take my vitamins etc, rub one out, shower.
this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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I wear a night guard for tooth grinding and I take a sublingual sleeping pill every night, so my mouth feels kind of mulchy after I get up. Also I get first shower and I best hustle through getting ready or my husband will be in there shitting for thirty minutes and I'll be late for work.
I’ve read that brushing your teeth actually helps protect your teeth from food and sugars you consume throughout the day. So eating beforehand bypasses that protection (unless you ask brush at night, which I imagine would be good enohgh).
my toothpaste says 24h protection so if brushing once a day isn't good enough I'll be suing someone for my dentures.
I brush teeth right when I wake up. There's a dogwalk before breakfast.