I'm not a smoker. I don't find smoking repulsive at all. And I don't know of any smokers who do that. So I am not much help.

I do not smoke but it is more about brushing your teeth not wether you smoke or eat after you do so,most of them brush their teeth far to vigorously and for to long that is not good for the teeth or the gums

No kidding right?

I'm a smoker and I brush my teeth 3 times aday. maybe 4 as I always do before I go to bed.It's nothing to do with me smoking,just that I want to hang onto my teeth as long as possible.Acids that form in your mouth are as much to do with what you eat as anything else.

I 'm not sure if it is amusing or irritating.
The smokers decide to have "one final cigarette" at the end of the day before going to bed.
Then they clean their teeth - I can only think this is an attempt to elimate the smell of smoking and sweeten the breath.
However, a few minutes later they decide to have another "last cigarette". This is followed by teeth cleaning.
Then some time later they decide to have another "last cigartte".
And so it goes on.....

Do I detect a hint of sarcasm if I do I dont know why,  if I am imagining it I apologise ..

This is off the subject, but my dentist told me the other day that she had recently had a patient who had run out of mouthwash, so for the previous 3 weeks had used whisky instead (just as mouthwash, not to drink). He had gone to see the dentist because his gums were sore, and when she looked at them, the gums now looked like raw meat as a result of the whisky

Lol I am not surprised  he must have stank of whiskey 

I was agreeing.

Marguerita is right about too vigorous brushing. My dentist told me to always use a soft bristle brush and not to spend too long brushing or brush too vigorously

My dentist told me to be careful of certain mouthwash as I may aswell use whiskey cos of the alcahol in them....

Sorry 

So that is why Mr Kaytee likes his listerine