Toothbrush | Surround®

This means that more tooth surface can be cleaned in the time that a caregiver is allotted, especially when the degree of cooperation is limited.

Benefits:

• The soft, end-rounded bristles and smooth, heart-shaped, compact head make brushing safe and comfortable.
• The improved Surround® Toothbrush is easier to grip, and helps protect the oral environment if the person moves unexpectedly during brushing.
• The brush head and neck have been re-designed to make brushing safer, even for those who have a tendency to bite down on the toothbrush.

Most dentists agree you should change your toothbrush every three months. Studies show that after three months of normal wear and tear, toothbrushes are much less effective at removing plaque from teeth and gums compared to new ones. The bristles break down and loose their effectiveness in getting to all those tricky corners around your teeth.

It is also important to change toothbrushes after you've had a cold, the flu, a mouth infection or a sore throat. That's because germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead to reinfection. Even if you haven't been sick, fungus and bacteria can develop in the bristles of your toothbrush - another reason to change your toothbrush regularly.

Source: Colgate - Oral & Dental Health Resource Centre

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This means that more tooth surface can be cleaned in the time that a caregiver is allotted, especially when the degree of cooperation is limited.

Benefits:

• The soft, end-rounded bristles and smooth, heart-shaped, compact head make brushing safe and comfortable.
• The improved Surround® Toothbrush is easier to grip, and helps protect the oral environment if the person moves unexpectedly during brushing.
• The brush head and neck have been re-designed to make brushing safer, even for those who have a tendency to bite down on the toothbrush.

Most dentists agree you should change your toothbrush every three months. Studies show that after three months of normal wear and tear, toothbrushes are much less effective at removing plaque from teeth and gums compared to new ones. The bristles break down and loose their effectiveness in getting to all those tricky corners around your teeth.

It is also important to change toothbrushes after you've had a cold, the flu, a mouth infection or a sore throat. That's because germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead to reinfection. Even if you haven't been sick, fungus and bacteria can develop in the bristles of your toothbrush - another reason to change your toothbrush regularly.

Source: Colgate - Oral & Dental Health Resource Centre

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