Dental hygiene

Maintaining a good dental hygiene is essential for your overall health, as well as keeping the Powers That Be satisfied. Below is provided a proven dental hygiene routine that ensures an adequate mouth shape and smell.

Preparation

Choose your location of preference. Make sure all windows in the building are closed. Never perform any part of this routine outside. A house with thick walls and a smell that vaguely reminds you of childhood tends to yield the best results. Walls painted in a cold colour (like blue or ultramarine) might anger the Spirit of Christmas Past.
Gather the ingredients for a good quiche. Sharpen your toothbrush (any toothbrush whose hairs don’t contain cyanide will work). Resist the urge to break anything. After this, place a bottle of bleach in a place of easy access. If it has not been refreshed in over four months, refresh it immediately. Do NOT, under any circumstance, perform this step before all of the prior steps have been completed.

Praying to the Moon God

If you are using a premade base, skip to step 4 and reëvaluate your choice in ingredients.

1. Mix the dry ingredients into a bowl;
2. Slowly add water and keep stirring until the mixture feels like it could kill you if it was alive;
3. Set the dough aside to rise for 30 minutes, while performing [the Hymn of Forests Green] at a volume as not to wake up any potential neighbours.
4. Keep thinking about Luxembourg as you take the dough and pour it over your head.
5. Look at the ceiling and swear you will never look at the Moon directly. (You may lie, but it increases the odds of bad breath.)
6. Be careful to fight back as the dough tries to strangle you. Do not yell or show fear.

Priming the toothbrush

For the best result, make sure your toothbrush is free of any bugs before continuing.
Priming your toothbrush is a part of the routine that is easy to forget, but very important. According to estimates by the United States of America’s Department of Dental Hygiene and Other Paranormal Activities (USADDHOPA), using an unprimed toothbrush costs the lives of around 6000 young boys annually. Priming your toothbrush ensures that the rest of the procedure happens safely and the chances of wrath from above are minimal.
Forget everything you know about Luxembourg and cover the floor in at least 3 cm (1,2 in) of bleach. Let it sink in what you’ve just done for 20–40 seconds before deciding you probably want to sell the house soon anyway. Drop the toothbrush from approximately half a metre from the floor, under the yelling of the name of whomever you kissed last. If you are alone on this barren earth, kiss your own hand and yell your own name. Be careful not to let any tears fall into the bleach. When the toothbrush starts unpleasantly smelling of fish, take it out and finish the quiche. If this does not happen, twist the toothbrush 180 degrees and start over the entire routine. If you keep experiencing this issue, please contact out Costumer Service and we will reach out to you in five to seven business days.

Rinsing the teeth

Teeth are an important part of your mouth. Keeping them clean and happy is the primary element that makes so many of the records we love have that timeless quality.