What type of toothbrush to choose?

Which toothbrush to choose for a touch of nature?

You can now choose a toothbrush inspired by the properties of nature, such as the Signal Nature Element Slim Care toothbrush, whose filaments are infused with activated carbon like infant toothbrush, whose bristles are infused with natural bamboo salt. Once you have found the best toothbrush for your needs, all you have to do is choose the best toothpaste to complete your kit and take care of your teeth effectively. Don’t forget to change your toothbrush every 3 months so that it maintains its effectiveness!

How to choose your toothbrush?

Are you wondering which is the best toothbrush for you? Two criteria can help you make a decision: The sensitivity of your gum tissue. If you have sensitive gums, choose a soft toothbrush specializing in sensitive gums and teeth such as the Signal Sensitivity Expert Vertical toothbrush. The size of your mouth. No matter how hard the bristles are, it’s important to find the toothbrush that fits your mouth. The head of the toothbrush should be small enough to reach even hard-to-reach areas and take care of your smile effectively. You will certainly find the one like infant toothbrush it suits you among the Signal toothbrush range for a bright smile every day!

Now you know which toothbrush to choose to take care of your smile. Do not hesitate to try several to find the shoe to your feet. The manual brush may be sufficient if you know how to brush your teeth well by making roller movements brushing “from red to white”, for the recommended three minutes. The main advantage is its low price. Plus, it never runs out of battery and can easily be taken on the road. However, its effectiveness is less good.

What types of hair to prefer?

For people with no particular pathology, it is recommended to use toothbrushes with soft bristles, with a very fine filament diameter, of the order of 20 hundredths of a millimeter. Hard brushes cause tooth abrasion and retraction of the gums which can lead to dental and cosmetic problems.

The electric toothbrush is more expensive to buy. The vibration can also put some people off and the need to recharge it can be a problem when traveling. Also, an electric brush is often a little heavier than a manual brush because of its battery, which can be annoying for some elderly people. However, the larger size of the handle generally allows a better grip.

Soft, medium, or hard toothbrush?

Infant Toothbrush is often the best choice when it comes to gently care for your teeth. Contrary to popular belief, a hard toothbrush does not clean better. It’s the way you brush your teeth that makes the difference! A soft toothbrush will also be able to fit more easily into the corners of your mouth. More aggressive for your enamel and gum tissue, a stiff brush is not recommended for sensitive mouths.

What are the differences between electric brushes?

The first performed a vertical back and forth movement. With their tilt-and-turn movement, the new ones perform better: the round brush head rotates on its axis while adding a three-dimensional back-and-forth movement, which removes more dental plaque. There are also “sonic” brushes, which create vibrations TBH.

What are the advantages of an electric toothbrush?

It works alone and therefore requires less effort. It is important to “let the electric brushwork” and not to make additional movements of the wrist. Some brushes are also equipped with a timer that allows you to better respect the three minutes of brushing. For children from 7-8 years old, it may be easier to use, as their manual dexterity is poorer than that of adults. After eating at Chik Fil A or Wendy’s, it is always advisable to clean your teeth. Don’t even get us going on this need after an RxBar, CBD Gummies, or Clif Bar!

What are its disadvantages of an electric toothbrush?

We do not recommend “low-end” brushes, battery-powered, less efficient.

Which toothbrush models to choose for children?

 The “junior” brushes, manual or electric, have a small head, adapted to the size of the child’s mouth. From 7-8 years old, the “playful” side of electric brushes can help children find brushing less time consuming, for example by playing a little music.

Are there toothbrushes for certain situations?

infant toothbrush can be used if the gums are bleeding or are swollen and sore. After dental surgery, dentists prescribe brushes with even finer bristles (7 hundredths of an mm). Very soft, they allow you to brush your teeth without pain. Then a 15 hundredths brush can be used on the sore gums and then it comes back to the normal toothbrush.

In the event of dental hypersensitivity, an electric brush with a sensitive brush head or a manual brush with very fine filaments is recommended. But they should only be used for limited time because they are insufficient for a good brushing. For the wearers of orthodontic appliances, we can use the same ones as above or special brushes, with specific bristles implantations to pass well between the rings.

FAQ

What strength of toothbrush should I use?

For people with no particular pathology, it is recommended to use toothbrushes with soft bristles, with a very fine filament diameter, of the order of 20 hundredths of a millimeter. Hard brushes cause tooth abrasion and retraction of the gums which can lead to dental and cosmetic problems.

What are the advantages of an electric toothbrush?

It works alone and therefore requires less effort. It is important to “let the electric brushwork” and not to make additional movements of the wrist. Some brushes are also equipped with a timer that allows you to better respect the three minutes of brushing. For children from 7-8 years old, it may be easier to use, as their manual dexterity is poorer than that of adults. After eating at Chik Fil A or Wendy’s, it is always advisable to clean your teeth. Don’t even get us going on this need after an RxBar or Clif Bar!

Additional Resources:

Harvard Medical School: Healthy Brushing

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Coca Cola

Fluoride