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Home›How To›How to Use a Tongue Scraper: 13 Steps

How to Use a Tongue Scraper: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 2, 2023
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1. Choose the right tongue scraper: Begin by selecting a tongue scraper that suits your preference. There are various types available, such as stainless steel, copper and plastic. Consider factors like size, comfort, and the ease of cleaning when making a choice.

2. Rinse the tongue scraper: Before using the tongue scraper, rinse it thoroughly under clean, running water to remove any dirt or debris.

3. Stick out your tongue: Open your mouth wide and stick out your tongue as far as you can without straining.

4. Start at the back of your tongue: Position the tongue scraper at the farthest reachable point on the back of your tongue.

5. Press gently: Apply gentle pressure to avoid causing discomfort or injury to the sensitive tissue.

6. Scrape forward: Slowly move the scraper from the back of your tongue towards the tip in one smooth motion.

7. Rinse off debris: After completing one scrape, rinse off any debris collected by the scraper under running water.

8. Repeat: Continue scraping and rinsing until you have covered the entire surface area of your tongue. Generally, it takes 3-5 repetitions to clean the entire tongue effectively.

9. Clean hard-to-reach areas: For more thorough cleaning, consider using a smaller-sized scraper or even dental floss to get into hard-to-reach grooves and ridges on your tongue.

10. Rinse your mouth: After you’re done scraping and rinsing the scraper, rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash to remove any remaining debris.

11. Clean and store the scraper: Wash your tongue scraper with soap and warm water after each use, allowing it to dry completely before storing it in a clean place.

12. Use daily for optimal results: To maintain good oral hygiene and combat bad breath, incorporate tongue scraping into your daily routine alongside regular tooth brushing and flossing.

13. Consult a professional if necessary: If you experience persistent bad breath, ongoing discomfort, or any other concerns related to tongue scraping, consult with your dentist or healthcare professional for guidance and advice.

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