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Flat type
The brush utilizes a dentist-recommended design featuring “powerful double” bristles at the top and base of the brush for effective brushing behind teeth and of rear teeth, where plaque can easily build up. Users can choose brushes with three or four rows of bristles. |
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Dome type
Easy on the gums, the double
bristle design scrubs the gum line and reaches pits behind teeth for effective
and gentle cleaning. Users can choose brushes with three or four rows of bristles. |
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Power Front type
The head of this brush features a dentist-recommended design that enables users to thoroughly brush away plaque from all areas, combining a power front construction (double bristled head) to eliminate plaque from back teeth and a convex-cut tip to pull up entrenched plaque. Comes in compact or super compact sizes. |
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Point Floss type
Long, ultra-fine rectangular bristles are aligned alternately with rounded bristles to fit snugly into the spaces between the teeth and remove plaque from difficult to brush interdental areas. |
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Kid's series
Brushes to match children’s growth stages, including a baby brush (6 months-2 years), a toddler brush (18 months-5 years), and a children’s brush (6-12 years). Each brush features a dentist-recommended design for effective plaque control suited to the oral health condition of each user. |
