CS 1560 Soft Bristles Toothbrush

Curaprox CS 1560 toothbrush is specially designed with soft and dense bristles to remove plaque thoroughly and helps to maintain oral hygiene. Curaprox toothbrushes not only prevent brushing damages, but also effectively combats plaques. CS 1560 soft is made of Curen filaments of 0.15 mm diameter. Curen-bristles are stiffer than nylon and remain just as stable in the mouth as when they are dry. These properties make it possible to produce toothbrushes with many ultrafine bristles. Bristles are soft and dense for effective cleaning performance, and it is free from harmful substances such as bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates or azo dyes. It is advisable to brush twice a day to maintain good oral hygiene. Pay particular attention to your toothbrushing technique before going to bed and do not forget to clean the spaces between your teeth. Otherwise, the bacteria in the plaque have all night to attack your teeth and gums. Further, saliva production, which helps protect the enamel, decreases during the night, leaving your teeth vulnerable to bacterial attack without adequate defense. Remember not to eat or drink anything after brushing your teeth in the evening, although it is okay to have a glass of water. • Soft bristles toothbrush to effectively combat plaque Gentle on teeth & gums To prevent gum recession To maintain good oral hygiene Soft bristles Curen filaments 0.15mm in diameter BPA & Phthalates free Suitable for Adults Assorted color Head: Regular • Helps to effectively remove the plaques Soft bristles are gentle on the gum line area and helps prevent gum receding Flexible filaments helps to every contour of the teeth Brushing helps to prevent bacteria from building up • Rinse your mouth thoroughly with warm water to wash away any food debris Use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste Hold the toothbrush loosely like a pen and make sure that half of the filaments are sitting across your gums and the other half over your teeth Tilt the brush to a 45-degree angle to allow the filaments to clean the gum line. The toothbrush is at an upward sloping angle in the upper jaw and a downward sloping angle in the lower jaw When brushing, make sure that half of the filaments are always sitting across your gums and the other half over your teeth Hold the toothbrush in a horizontal position when brushing the outer surfaces. When brushing the inner surface of the incisors and canines, the backside of the back molars and other difficult-to-reach areas, hold the toothbrush in a vertical position Brush your teeth in small, gentle circular movements with very little pressure Advisable to brush twice daily to maintain good oral hygiene Colors are subject to availability and may vary from the images shown