# Road Trip Smiles
> Gas station snacks and long drives. Stay fresh with a small kit. Includes simple steps and when to ask a dentist.

## Guides
- [Packing a Glovebox Kit](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/glovebox-kit/): A good glovebox kit is small and boring: a toothbrush, fluoride toothpaste, something to clean between your teeth, water and a way to keep it all clean and dry.
- [Snacks to Choose](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/gas-station-snacks-teeth/): When it comes to gas station snacks teeth do best with options that are low in sugar, not sticky and not eaten slowly over hours.
- [Drive-Through Drinks: What to Know](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/drive-thru-drinks-teeth/): On a long drive, drive thru drinks teeth exposure comes mostly from sugar and acid and, above all, from sipping slowly for hours.
- [Travel Toothbrush: The Basics](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/travel-toothbrush/): A good travel toothbrush is simply a small, soft-bristled brush that stays clean and dry between uses.
- [Water Stops: Quick Notes](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/water-stop-rinse/): A water stop rinse is a quick swish and spit of plain water that helps clear leftover food and sugary or acidic drink residue between brushings.

## About
- [About Road Trip Smiles](https://road-trip-oral-hygiene.tylycisy.workers.dev/about/): not medical advice, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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