One of the secrets of a snow-white smile and healthy gums is the right toothbrush. This is indicated not only by commercials, but also by experts and dentists. In recent years, electrical models... Most people prefer these particular devices, appreciating the ease of use and fast cleaning speed. Here's how to find the best electric toothbrush that's right for you.
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How to choose a brush for yourself
To simplify the procedure for finding the best model, you first need to decide which one type of toothbrush right for you. According to the principle of operation, all electric toothbrushes can be divided into the following categories:
- Standard electric brushes designed for mechanical cleaning... These toothbrushes involve direct contact with tooth enamel. Circular movements are performed on average with a frequency of 15-20 thousand head vibrations. These brushes usually run either on batteries or charged from a rechargeable battery. The price for products starts from 2 thousand rubles and does not exceed 5 thousand.
- Sound Models... Cleansing occurs due to sound vibrations. This option is considered less aggressive and more gentle on tooth enamel and gums. The bristles vibrate at a lower frequency than ultrasonic models. The cost of models varies from 4 to 9 thousand rubles.
- Ultrasonic apparatus... Brushing your teeth with such a brush is considered the most effective. Removal of plaque and stones from tooth enamel occurs due to ultrasonic vibrations. There is a whitening effect. The cost of such brushes depends on the model and averages 8-12 thousand rubles.
When choosing an electric brush, also pay attention to the following parameters:
- Bristle stiffness... For sensitive gums, choose models with soft bristles - they will provide gentle cleaning and will not harm. For everyone else, brushes of medium hardness are suitable, they cope well with plaque and prevent the appearance of stones.
- Cleaning head size... For children, choose small brushes with a head up to 25 mm in diameter. For adults, larger ones are suitable - 30 mm.
- Bristle density... The best option for adults would be nozzles with 50-55 bundles. Children and teenagers are advised to choose brushes with 30-40 tufts.
- Head movement direction... For people with sensitive enamel, as well as for children and the elderly, it is recommended to choose brushes with a return movement, they provide delicate care. Pulsating heads are used when plaque and calculus are present, but these brushes can damage the enamel.
