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Crucial Tips for Choosing the Best Toothbrush

Sean Mallon
Last updated: March 16, 2022 1:21 pm
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Life can get overwhelming at times. You have to balance work, family and other obligations. At the same time, you need to make sure you take care of your teeth. Tooth decay is a huge problem around the world, as 2.4 billion people suffer from it.

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Consider the Size of the Brush HeadThink About the Types of BristlesConsider Whether You Want a Manual or Electric ToothbrushFind the Right Toothbrush To Meet Your Needs

Most cavities can be prevented by brushing. However, getting the right toothbrush is very important.

Consider the Size of the Brush Head

With so many toothbrushes from which to choose, you may have difficulty picking the right one. What are a few tips you should keep in mind if you want to select the best toothbrush to prevent cavities?

First, you need to think about the size of your toothbrush head. This is important because it can significantly impact the quality of the head of your brush. Brush heads come in a wide variety of sizes, but you should try to find a toothbrush head that is approximately 2.5 cm tall and about 1.25 cm wide. That way, you know your toothbrush is large enough to clean the top, back, and front of your teeth. You will not have to work too hard to brush every surface.

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If you select a toothbrush head that is too large, it can make it difficult for you to clean your back molars because you may have difficulty getting your toothbrush to fit in the back of your mouth. If you are looking for a good toothbrush, you might want to reach out to Birch Dental for some recommendations.

Think About the Types of Bristles

Next, think about the types of bristles you want on your toothbrush as well. There are three separate categories of toothbrush bristles. There are hard bristles, medium bristles, and soft bristles. In general, you should go with softer bristles if you tend to bear down as you brush your teeth. That way, you won’t damage your teeth as you brush. On the other hand, if you use a toothbrush with hard bristles and brush your teeth too hard, it can damage your gums and roots. If you have questions about what types of bristles are good for your teeth, reach out to a local dentist. 

Consider Whether You Want a Manual or Electric Toothbrush

Finally, you should think about whether you want an electric toothbrush or a manual one. Again, this is a matter of personal preference. Those electric toothbrushes and manual ones can do an excellent job of cleaning your teeth. As long as you brush your teeth for at least two minutes twice per day, you should be able to keep cavities from developing. Electric toothbrushes can be more expensive than manual ones, but you need to think about your brushing style and what works best for you. If you are interested in trying out different toothbrushes, consider talking to a local dentist. 

Find the Right Toothbrush To Meet Your Needs

In the end, there is a lot you need to think about if you are looking for a toothbrush. There are a lot of choices available, and it is easy to get overwhelmed by so many options. Remember that this is not a decision you need to make on your own. You should go to the dentist at least twice per year to get your teeth cleaned so that you can talk about this with your local dentist. If you find the right toothbrush, you will have an easier time removing food debris from your mouth, which can help you prevent cavities from developing down the road.

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