Cost of toothbrush

The cost of a child’s electric toothbrush varies. Rotating toothbrushes are generally less expensive than sonic toothbrushes. For rotary toothbrushes, the entry-level model is available from about 15 euros, while models with advanced functions can cost over 40 euros.

Ultrasonic toothbrushes for children are available in drugstores for between 50 and 60 euros. The attachable heads, which are changed regularly, usually cost 5-10 euros. How do I clean an electric toothbrush for children properly (0.5) Just as important as regular dental care is the cleaning of the electric toothbrush every time after that, in order to ensure the cleaning function continues.

After brushing the teeth, the attachment head is removed from the handpiece and rinsed thoroughly with water. The handpiece is also rinsed and dried with a towel to remove all toothpaste and water residue. Afterwards, the head should be turned off for drying and not immediately put back on the handpiece to prevent residual moisture from remaining and thus corrosion from forming or germs such as mold from settling.

How do I clean an electric toothbrush properly?

Just as important as regular dental care is the cleaning of the electric toothbrush every time after that, in order to continue the cleaning function. After brushing the teeth, the attachment head is removed from the handpiece and rinsed thoroughly with water. The handpiece is also rinsed and dried with a towel to remove all toothpaste and water residue.

Afterwards, the head should be turned off for drying and not immediately put back on the handpiece to prevent residual moisture from remaining and thus corrosion from forming or germs such as mold from settling. Regular replacement of a brush head is essential to ensure a consistent cleaning function. If the brushes appear frayed and protrude, the optimal cleaning ability is no longer given when brushing, so that plaque can remain on the teeth and an increased risk of caries develops. The attachments should be changed every two to three months, depending on the condition of the brush head. Longer intervals are not recommended.