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Why Electronic Toothbrushes Are Important For Your Oral Hygiene

Posted on October 8, 2020

Nobody can dispute the importance of oral hygiene and nowadays, brushing has become much more effective and easier. Electronic toothbrushes are quickly becoming the weapon of choice against plaque buildup and other dental diseases.
Superior Cleaning
The most important thing for oral hygiene is consistent cleaning and taking care of your teeth. A good battery powered or sonic toothbrush can perform a much more effective cleaning than you can get with a manual toothbrush. This method is also easier on your teeth to avoid the risk of damaging enamel or gum tissue. Moving bristles can clean between teeth and in hard to reach places that a manual brush cannot. Stains from things such as coffee, smoking or wine are no match for the rigorous power of an electronic toothbrush.
Easy to Use
The grip and strength and constant scrubbing motion required with a manual toothbrush are just simply no longer needed. Although the electronic toothbrush does not do all the work for you, it does provide the cleaning action for you as you guide the brush along your teeth. Additionally, powered toothbrushes can be easier and more fun for children to use which encourages better oral hygiene. People with arthritis, disabilities or other movement restrictions will also find these toothbrushes easier to grip and use.
Better Oral Oral Care Tablet Health
The oscillating and pulsating method creates brush strokes of anywhere from 3,500 to 40,000 brush strokes per minute which removes far more plaque over time than manual toothbrushes. Removal of more plaque leads to less accumulation of calculus also known as tartar on the teeth. Tartar can occur when plaque is not removed frequently. The increased brush stroke and speed of this method of cleaning has also been proven to reduce incidences of gingivitis and bleeding gums. Some models come with their own UV sanitizer units to properly clean brush heads between uses.
Multiple Power Modes and Brush Heads
Many models come with more than one mode in order to customise the brushing experience. The modes vary by model so shop around to find the combination that will work best for you. Children and those with more sensitive teeth will want to be able to use a lower setting or go with a battery operated rather than a rechargeable toothbrush. Some models come equipped with a mode specifically for gum massage, teeth whitening or sensitive teeth. Brush heads come in different sizes and shapes so that you can find the brush head that most easily fits your mouth.
Features Can Help Improve Brushing Habits
There are timers that signal when it is time to move on to a new quadrant of your mouth, as well as those that warn you when you have brushed for too long. There are also sensors that let you know when you are brushing too hard which can help to avoid damaging gums and teeth with excessive brushing. Other smart features include digital or visual reminders to replace your brush head and lights to indicate a low battery or to show the unit is charging.
The best way to practice good oral hygiene is to create and stick to a consistent daily routine. If you choose Teeth For Life the right electronic toothbrush it can easily become your best ally in the fight against plaque and bacteria.

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