🤗100% Silicone bristles
✅ Gentle on Gums and Teeth: The soft silicone bristles are gentle, reducing the risk of irritation or damage to gums and enamel.
✅ Hygienic Material: Silicone is non-porous and resistant to bacteria, making it more hygienic compared to traditional bristle toothbrushes.
✅ Durable and Long-Lasting: Silicone is highly durable, so the toothbrush can last longer without wear or deformation of the bristles.
✅ Waterproof: Being made entirely of silicone, the toothbrush is fully waterproof, making it safe and durable for use in wet environments.
✅ Easy to Clean: The smooth, non-porous surface of silicone makes the toothbrush easy to rinse and keep clean, preventing residue buildup.
✅ Eco-Friendly: Many silicone toothbrushes are more environmentally friendly, as they can be recycled and reduce the need for frequent replacements.
✅ Comfortable Grip: The silicone wristlet design offers a comfortable, non-slip grip, making it easy to handle even when wet.
✅ Travel-Friendly: The wristlet design allows you to wear the toothbrush on your wrist, making it highly portable and convenient for travel.
✅ Gentle Vibrations: Ultrasonic vibrations clean teeth effectively while being gentle on gums, offering a thorough clean without harsh brushing.
✅ Versatile Use: Can be used by people of all ages, including those with sensitive teeth or gums, due to its gentle and effective cleaning.
Pregnancy gingivitis?
Pregnancy hormones can turn brushing into a pain, with sensitive teeth and tender gums making every stroke feel like a challenge.
😔Sensitive teeth. Causes:
✖️ Enamel Erosion Wearing down of tooth enamel, often due to acidic foods and drinks, can expose the dentin layer, leading to sensitivity.
✖️Gum Recession:When gums recede, the roots of the teeth are exposed, which are more sensitive to temperature and touch.
✖️Tooth Decay: Cavities or tooth decay can expose the inner layers of the tooth, causing pain and sensitivity.
✖️Bruxism (Teeth Grinding): Grinding or clenching teeth can wear down enamel and cause sensitivity.
✖️Cracked or Chipped Teeth: Damage to teeth can expose the inner layers, leading to sensitivity and discomfort.
✖️Aggressive Brushing: Brushing too hard or using a hard-bristled toothbrush can wear away enamel and cause gum recession.
✖️Recent Dental Procedures: Teeth may be temporarily sensitive after procedures like fillings, crowns, or whitening treatments.
✖️Gum Disease: Conditions like gingivitis or periodontitis can cause gum recession and expose sensitive areas of the teeth.
✖️Use of Acidic Mouthwash: Frequent use of mouthwashes containing alcohol or acids can erode enamel and increase sensitivity.
✖️Diet High in Acidic Foods: Consuming a lot of citrus fruits, soda, or other acidic foods can weaken enamel and lead to sensitivity.
✖️Age: Sensitivity can increase with age as enamel naturally wears down over time.
✖️Exposed Dentin: Dentin exposure due to enamel erosion, gum recession, or worn fillings can lead to heightened sensitivity.