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Part of effective brushing is having a good toothbrush. Many people think that to do a good job properly they need a good hard brush, but in fact, all they are doing with a hard brush is damaging the enamel of their teeth and bruising their gums
There are basic requirements for a good toothbrush: its head should into be longer than 20mm, it should also have nylon bristles that are medium soft rather than hard and its tips should be rounded. While it may seem unimportant, a comfortable grip makes a huge difference. If your hand slips while brushing, you can injure your gums or palate, so its worth finding a brush that is both comfortable to hold and unlikely to become slippery when wet.
Another option is the power or electric toothbrush: most dentists tell you that advances in this area have revolutionized how well we are able to brush our teeth at home. Power toothbrushes clean your teeth much better than you ever could, and are very gentle on the gums. Some people might find the sensation a little strange at first, as they vibrate fast, but once you've been using a power toothbrush for a while, a manual toothbrush simply wont seem to do the job well enough.
Power toothbrushes have been scientifically proven to modestly reduce plaque, gingivitis and secondary gum disease, which make them a good bet. They leave your teeth feeling fresher, smoother and cleaner than a manual toothbrush would. Remember however they do not take away the need to have your teeth professionally cleaned by an oral hygienist as tartar cannot be effectively removed with either a manual or power toothbrush.
There are basic requirements for a good toothbrush: its head should into be longer than 20mm, it should also have nylon bristles that are medium soft rather than hard and its tips should be rounded. While it may seem unimportant, a comfortable grip makes a huge difference. If your hand slips while brushing, you can injure your gums or palate, so its worth finding a brush that is both comfortable to hold and unlikely to become slippery when wet.
Another option is the power or electric toothbrush: most dentists tell you that advances in this area have revolutionized how well we are able to brush our teeth at home. Power toothbrushes clean your teeth much better than you ever could, and are very gentle on the gums. Some people might find the sensation a little strange at first, as they vibrate fast, but once you've been using a power toothbrush for a while, a manual toothbrush simply wont seem to do the job well enough.
Power toothbrushes have been scientifically proven to modestly reduce plaque, gingivitis and secondary gum disease, which make them a good bet. They leave your teeth feeling fresher, smoother and cleaner than a manual toothbrush would. Remember however they do not take away the need to have your teeth professionally cleaned by an oral hygienist as tartar cannot be effectively removed with either a manual or power toothbrush.