Firm Toothbrush
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wrote on 31 Jul 2020, 20:03 last edited by
we use the Oral B too. Great cleaning.
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wrote on 31 Jul 2020, 20:15 last edited by
I've been using an electric for years (Sonicare). Felt super strong and borderline hurt the first time I used it. Fast-forward to now - using a regular toothbrush (sometimes when i've forgotten my electric ahead of a trip), feels like a toy.
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A few years ago, the dentist said to buy this
It works great, great price at Costco
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wrote on 31 Jul 2020, 21:47 last edited by
This is what I use when i want really firm.
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wrote on 31 Jul 2020, 21:48 last edited by
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
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wrote on 31 Jul 2020, 22:49 last edited by
Rotadent FTW!
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I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 03:03 last edited by@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
That is what I have hear to. Actually, my dentist always gives me soft toothbrushes.
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I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 10:12 last edited by@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
+1
And to avoid gum damage. -
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:38 last edited by@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
Snowflake!
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@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
That is what I have hear to. Actually, my dentist always gives me soft toothbrushes.
wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:38 last edited by@taiwan_girl said in Firm Toothbrush:
@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
That is what I have hear to. Actually, my dentist always gives me soft toothbrushes.
Sheep!
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@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
+1
And to avoid gum damage.wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:38 last edited by@brenda said in Firm Toothbrush:
@George-K said in Firm Toothbrush:
I've been told that one should (ahem) eschew firm toothbrushes and just go with regular to avoid enamel damage.
+1
And to avoid gum damage.Lemmings!
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wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:40 last edited by
Yeah, it's hard to avoid the connection between soft toothbrushes and increased incidence of dental clinic visits, amirite?
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Is anyone frustrated at being unable to find a firm toothbrush anywhere for years?
I did! It arrived today via the magic UPS carpet. I used it, and it is aaaabfab!
Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019474Y10/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:41 last edited by@Catseye3 said in Firm Toothbrush:
Is anyone frustrated at being unable to find a firm toothbrush anywhere for years?
I did! It arrived today via the magic UPS carpet. I used it, and it is aaaabfab!
Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019474Y10/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thanks, Catseye. As far as manual toothbrushes go, I also find it virtually impossible to buy “firm” toothbrush in retail stores, and have settled for “medium” many times. Thanks for the Amazon link.
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wrote on 1 Aug 2020, 11:51 last edited by
You're welcome. Use it in good health. And hey, if I can call you Ax, you can call me Cats. Just don't call me late for dinner.
