Our bamboo toothbrush for kids is the perfect way to introduce your little ones to the importance of sustainable living while encouraging good oral hygiene habits. Small handle, compact BPA free ultra soft bristles, and a slender brushing head accommodate small, delicate teeth, gums, and mouths.
Use like a normal toothbrush, wash and dry well after every use. Store in a dry place.
Why should your toothbrush last forever when you only need it for 2-3 months? Our bamboo toothbrush for adults is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to take a step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle by making small changes to their oral hygiene routine.
Why should your toothbrush last forever when you only need it for 2-3 months? This soft bamboo toothbrush for adults is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to take a step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle by making small changes to their oral hygiene routine.
Our bamboo travel case for toothbrushes is perfect for eco-conscious travellers who want to keep their toothbrush safe, clean, and secure on-the-go.
Why should your toothbrush last forever when you only need it for 2-3 months? Our bamboo toothbrush for adults is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to take a step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle by making small changes to their oral hygiene routine.
Brushing your teeth twice a day is key to keeping your enamel as free from plaque as possible. But you may have heard that the toothbrush you use can really make a difference as well. But you may not know all the specifics of how to choose the right toothbrush for optimal gentle but thorough cleaning power.
Here are five characteristics that indicate your toothbrush will be able to clean your teeth well. Check for these each time you buy a new type of toothbrush.
Some manufacturers sell toothbrushes with carefully rounded bristles. Although you may not be able to see the difference easily, the tiny ends of the bristles can have a significant impact on your dental health based on whether they&#;re rounded or not.
Bristles that aren&#;t rounded at the ends deliver more abrasions (tiny scratches) to your gums during use. To avoid any potential detriment from this gum trauma (such as pain and inflammation), be sure to check your toothbrush packaging to see if it says the bristles are rounded.
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Because people come in all different sizes, toothbrush heads aren&#;t a one-size-fits-all product. If you have difficulty opening your jaw wide (perhaps due to a condition such as temporomandibular disorder), you may need a small toothbrush head to reach the teeth in the back of your mouth. A small head may also be worth trying if you have a strong gag reflex.
However, a small head isn&#;t necessarily the best option for everyone. If you&#;re not sure whether small or large heads are best for you, you might want to try out a couple of different sizes. If you have an electric toothbrush, check to see if the manufacturer offers different head sizes so you don&#;t have to buy a whole new appliance.
The American Dental Association has several criteria needed before they will bestow their seal of acceptance on a specific toothbrush.
For instance, the company has to prove that their toothbrush product:
If you choose a toothbrush with the ADA seal of approval, you know that the manufacturer is being held accountable for the quality of their product and the claims they make about the product.
Although toothbrush heads do have some variation in bristle texture, dentists are more likely to recommend softer ones and less likely to recommend harder ones. A softer-bristled toothbrush is less likely to damage your teeth and your gums if you brush vigorously. Hard bristles can actually wear away your teeth&#;s enamel and hurt your gum, no matter how hard you brush.
This one is more optional. Not everyone needs or wants an electric toothbrush; however, these powerful scrubbing tools can offer essential benefits to many people. Most people agree that electric toothbrushes actually remove more plaque than manual brushes, and these toothbrushes can make brushing easier too.
If you have TMD, braces, wrist or elbow problems, arthritis, or physical coordination issues, an electric toothbrush can be a great help. For example, the electric toothbrush does all the scrubbing on its own, so you don&#;t need to use your wrist or elbow to scrub it back and forth much.
Once you&#;ve found the perfect toothbrush for you, remember: frequent replacement is key to keeping it that way.