Standardization | Everything around the toothbrush

Standardization The German Standards Committee has also established a standard for toothbrushes. The hardness and flexibility of the bristles were measured and standardized using elaborate test procedures. Brush head and handles were also subjected to standardization. Brushes that comply with this standard can bear the DIN mark. However, this regulation is not binding; it is … Standardization | Everything around the toothbrush

Manual toothbrush vs. electric toothbrush | Everything around the toothbrush

Manual toothbrush vs. electric toothbrush You can choose between manual toothbrushes and electric toothbrushes. Basically, you can have very good oral hygiene with both. Especially with the manual toothbrush, however, it is especially important to use them correctly in order to achieve optimal results. For this reason, manual toothbrushes are recommended for less skilled people … Manual toothbrush vs. electric toothbrush | Everything around the toothbrush

Toothbrush for the spaces between the teeth | Everything around the toothbrush

Toothbrush for the spaces between the teeth Even if you are very good with your toothbrush and clean optimally, special aids for cleaning the interdental spaces are indispensable. Here you can use dental floss, dental sticks and interdental space brushes (= tooth space brushes).Interdental space brushes are small brushes with holder, which usually consist of … Toothbrush for the spaces between the teeth | Everything around the toothbrush

How often should you change your toothbrush? | Everything around the toothbrush

How often should you change your toothbrush? It is recommended to change his toothbrush every 6 to 8 weeks. If it looks particularly worn out before that time, you should of course change it before then. The bristles must always be parallel to each other to ensure optimal cleaning. In addition, bacteria and germs collect … How often should you change your toothbrush? | Everything around the toothbrush

Ultrasonic toothbrush

Introduction Ultrasonic toothbrushes and sonic toothbrushes are often used as synonyms, but have fundamentally different functions. While sonic toothbrushes work by mechanical friction, the application of the ultrasonic toothbrush requires a special toothpaste whose particles are set in motion by the vibrations. But what makes an ultrasonic toothbrush better than a pure rotary toothbrush and … Ultrasonic toothbrush

For whom is an ultrasonic toothbrush useful? | Ultrasonic toothbrush

For whom is an ultrasonic toothbrush useful? The ultrasonic toothbrush is useful for patients with very sensitive and thin gums, who benefit from the fact that there is no longer any mechanical friction caused by brushing the teeth, and the gums are no longer irritated. This is true for the majority of patients who have … For whom is an ultrasonic toothbrush useful? | Ultrasonic toothbrush

Ultrasonic toothbrush for children | Ultrasonic toothbrush

Ultrasonic toothbrush for children Electric toothbrushes can be used by children from the age of 3 years, sonic toothbrushes from about 4-5 years. There are no ultrasonic toothbrushes specifically for children, but children would have to use the models that are also for adults. In general, an ultrasonic toothbrush can be used by children if … Ultrasonic toothbrush for children | Ultrasonic toothbrush

Tooth brushing technique according to Bass | Tooth brushing techniques

Tooth brushing technique according to Bass One of the best known tooth brushing techniques is the method according to Bass (1954). The Bass technique is comparatively difficult to learn and is suitable for motivated patients who suffer from gingival or periodontal problems. This technique cleans the interdental spaces very well. In the application, the bristles … Tooth brushing technique according to Bass | Tooth brushing techniques