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In case you are unaware current advice is to avoid brushing for a while after an acidic food or drink
"after every meal" does not mean "immediately after every meal"
Technically then I brush after every meal provided I don't die after eating
Guidance for preschools around me is for them to brush kids teeth after every meal that’s served at school.
That was recently reinstated after being suspended for a couple years and the teachers are practically (as much as they legally can) begging the parents to sign the waivers to opt their kids out of it. I don’t blame them. It seems excessive and it’d take a ton of time for two teachers to scrub a dozen or so sets of toddler teeth, while also controlling said toddlers while they wait for everyone to finish.