Toothbrush can Contain Over 10 Million Bacteria, Says Study

A study conducted by University of Manchester researchers finds a toothbrush can contain over 10 million bacteria including E. coli and Staph.

Prosthodontist Dr Ann Wei told Grandparents.com that in an unbrushed mouth, there can be as many germs as a dirty bathroom floor.

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Your toothbrush can be contaminated by the water splashed when we wash our hands, or worse, by bacteria from an open-flushed toilet.

Nasties that fall from toilet spray remain airborne long enough to settle on surfaces throughout the bathroom.

And if you drop your toothbrush on the floor, the five second rule does not apply.

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It picks up airborne bacteria that has settled on the floor and everything else that people traipse through via their feet.

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A French start-up has developed a new toothbrush that can revolutionize the way oral hygiene is maintained.

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The makers for the first ever internet-connected toothbrush have a message to pass on with their new creation- Brush smarter