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Why is it so that when i brush my teeth and stretch the tongue outside my mouth, after a while my tongue starts aching? I discovered this a couple of days ago and I am wondering whether it's me and if not, which specific ingredient of the toothpaste causes such reaction. I am using a regular colgate toothpaste, btw.
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What is it in toothpaste that makes a glass of fruit juice taste awful after just brushing your teeth?
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After i've eaten raw garlic, why does my tongue when i brush my teeth? the effect can happen up to 2 hours after eating at least 1 glove of garlic and leaves the surface my tongue feeling raw and burny.
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