DIQ Morning Briefing - Jun 2nd, 2026

New data shows manual toothbrush users don't brush long enough

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Happy Tuesday, everyone!

The newest In Brief on DentistryIQ examines the potential new pathway for fluoride safety legislature after district judge oversteps boundaries, as well as new data suggesting manual toothbrush users are not brushing as long as powered toothbrush users.

For more on the correlation between manual vs. power toothbrushing habits among patients and the future of fluoride regulation, check out today's lead article.

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In Brief: Fluoride safety ruling overturned, new data on toothbrushing habits, DTA scholarship announced

New research suggests many manual toothbrush users still fall short of the recommended two-minute brushing time. Plus, a major fluoride ruling has been overturned and a new scholarship aims to strengthen infection control training for dental assistants.

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