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You've heard of key hole surgery, right? How about keyhole...

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BlackeyedSusan · 15/07/2014 21:46

...teethbrushing.

ds seems to think that I am able to adequately clean his teeth through a hole just wide enough to poke a very small toothbrush through, then clamp around the stem of the brush.

sports day and ASD. need I say more?

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magso · 16/07/2014 11:30

Ds is a teenager and still does the whistle mouth thing! It has got better - gravity must have something to answer for - he can open up better for a short while when lying in bed- so we do at least get mostly one good brush a day. Thank goodness for electric brushes that can do the job faster!

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BlackeyedSusan · 16/07/2014 12:42

counting the days!

ds has a chart.

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moosemama · 16/07/2014 20:51

You need a Collis Curve toothbrush. You really can clean all the teeth's surfaces by just shoving the toothbrush back and forwards in their mouth without all the tipping and angling you have to do with a traditional brush.

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Handywoman · 16/07/2014 22:18

I second that. Collis Curve rocks!

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BlackeyedSusan · 17/07/2014 00:08

this time we had an open mouth... but facing the sofa.... so not actually possible to get the brush in again without rillinghim over.

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