concept   toothbrush
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, toothbrushing with soft bristles after meals is a common practice for oral hygiene and social etiquette.
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1 regular brushing Japan Regular brushing is a common practice and is also seen as a form of social etiquette to maintain good oral hygiene. 1
2 regular brushing Japan Regular brushing, including after every meal, is a common practice and is seen as important for maintaining oral hygiene and showing respect for others. 1
3 regular brushing Japan Regular brushing of teeth is an important part of etiquette, and it is common to brush teeth after every meal, including at social gatherings. 1
4 toothbrush Japan Use toothbrush with toothpaste after each meal for oral hygiene 1
5 toothbrush Japan Often made with softer bristles compared to Western toothbrushes 1
6 toothbrush Japan Often used after meals throughout the day to maintain oral cleanliness and freshness. 1
7 toothbrush bristle Japan Toothbrush bristles are often firmer to effectively remove food particles and plaque. 1
8 toothbrush bristle Japan Medium to hard bristles are preferred for thorough cleaning and removal of food particles. 1
9 toothbrush bristle Japan Toothbrush bristles are often made of pig hair or other natural materials. 1
10 toothbrush bristle Japan Toothbrush bristles are often made of softer materials such as pig hair or bamboo fibers to be gentle on the gums and teeth. 1
11 toothbrush bristle Japan Natural bamboo bristles sometimes used for toothbrushes 1