Toothbrushes

Regular toothbrush use is crucial for maintaining the health of the teeth and oral cavity and preventing various problems, such as caries, gingivitis, and bad breath. After meals, the toothbrush should be used at least twice daily, in the morning and the evening, to clean the teeth and remove plaque thoroughly.

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Classic manual toothbrushes are the most common and affordable and can vary in head shape, length, and bristle hardness. Electric toothbrushes work by vibrating or rotating the head and are famous for their effectiveness in removing plaque. Other types of toothbrushes include children's toothbrushes, which are specially designed for small lips and teeth, and toothbrushes for special needs, such as brushes for sensitive teeth, orthodontic brushes for people with fixed orthodontic appliances, and interdental cleaning brushes interdental spaces. In addition to using your toothbrush regularly, it is also essential to change it regularly, at least every three months or sooner, if the bristles are worn or damaged. Changing the brush ensures effective teeth cleaning and prevents the spread of bacteria and transmission of infections. In addition, it is also essential to clean the toothbrush regularly after each use to remove food and bacteria residues and to prevent unpleasant odors and infections. With regular use and proper care, toothbrushes can help maintain healthy white teeth and oral cavities.