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Dentists recommend that patients use an electric toothbrush for dental care. Depending on how they work, the sound-absorbing or rotating oscillating brushes remove plaque and food residues from teeth more thoroughly and quickly than manual toothbrushes. For reasons of hygiene, consumers should renew both versions regularly. On the electric model, this works by simply changing the replaceable brushes. Like conventional toothbrushes, they are available in a wide variety of versions and for sensitive or normal gums.

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The best known and most widely used electrical oral hygiene systems are Oral-B and Philips Sonicare. Both are characterised by a wide range of functions, simple handling and thorough oral and dental cleaning. For this purpose, both systems offer a variety of different brushes that can be changed with one hand. Oral-B offers CrossAction brushes especially for cleaning the interdental spaces and covering the entire tooth surface. Its angled bristles reach deep into regions hardly accessible to a manual toothbrush and reliably remove all plaque. The Oral-B brushes with MicroPulse bristles are suitable for deep cleaning after meals. They reach the hard-to-reach spaces at the molars and ensure a pleasantly fresh mouthfeel. Oral-B Pulsonic brushes ensure gentle plaque removal and gum-friendly oral hygiene. Manufacturer Philips promises optimum cleaning results with its DiamondClean brushes. With extra bristles she should remove up to 7 times more plaque than a conventional toothbrush.

When purchasing new attachable brushes, pay attention to the respective product description. It indicates which systems, such as Oral-B Professional Care, Perlodent med, Oral-B 3D-White or Panasonic Sonicare, the brushes are compatible with. As a rule, these are replacement kits from the toothbrush manufacturer. In drugstores, however, there are also inexpensive brushes available that fit the brushes of the Oral B and Panasonic systems. You should also make sure that you buy brushes that match your gum type. If you have sensitive gums that tend to bleed, sensitive brushes with soft bristles are best suited for you. For holistic oral hygiene, some manufacturers also have brushes for tongue cleaning in their range. For example Philips with the TongueCare+ tongue cleaner attachment including a cleaning tongue spray suitable for Philips Sonicare. While special attachments such as TongueCare+ can only be purchased individually, there are usually two, four or eight spare brushes in the storage pack. The rule of thumb here is: The more brushes you buy, the higher the savings.

Many people forget to change their toothbrush regularly during their daily stress. This is of great importance for oral hygiene and overall health. Bacteria and germs can survive and multiply on the brushes and are thus repeatedly introduced into the mouth. You should therefore replace the brush head with a new one every eight to 12 weeks at the latest. This is also because the cleaning performance of the bristles decreases over time and plaque and food residues can no longer be removed so easily. You should change the brush immediately after infections, especially mouth and throat infections. The pathogens can otherwise survive on the brush and cause a new infection after your recovery. No less important is the exchange of brushes for toothbrushes used by more than one person. For example, if your whole family uses an electric toothbrush, each person should have at least one brush head of their own, which they attach before each use. By the way: So-called indicator bristles, which are used with some brushes, make it easier for you to find the right time for the change. Their colours fade with time. If they have faded, you should put a new toothbrush on the toothbrush.

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