How to brush your teeth with an electric toothbrush
How to brush your teeth with an electric toothbrush
Check out the video below on How to brush your teeth with an Electric Toothbrush !!!
Whether you have an Electric toothbrush, you’re just thinking about purchasing an Electric toothbrush or you’re thinking to replace your current Electric toothbrush, this is the right place for you.
Make sure to read the Requirements for using an Electric Toothbrush located below as well as the different Toothbrush subscription services available now.
The truth is that you can find Electric toothbrushes that range from $5 to over $200 dollars.
When considering your Electric toothbrush, it’s important to think about your price range, maintenance(toothbrush head replacements) of the toothbrush, as well as where you will store your new Electric Toothbrush.
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Some electric toothbrushes, like sonicare, come with a case for your toothbrush head which will sterilize the toothbrush head.
Brushing your teeth with an electric toothbrush requires a couple things:
- An Electric Toothbrush(Sonicare, OralB, etc)
- Proper Adaptation of the toothbrush bristles towards the tooth surface – This should be a 45 deg. angle towards the tooth
- Focus on only 1-2 teeth at a time, and let the toothbrush do all the work.
- Do not use the toothbrush like a See-saw. Do not move the toothbrush across more than 2 teeth at a time because you can damage the gums, cause recession and the root surfaces will show
- No scrubbing the toothbrush along the full quadrant of the mouth
- Brush the tops of the tooth as well as 45 deg. towards the gumline
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Make sure you brush for a full 2 minutes
- Make sure to recharge your toothbrush after you use it
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Dont forget to brush your tongue
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Replace your toothbrush head every 3 months
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How to brush your teeth with an electric toothbrush?
Get An Electric Toothbrush. Proper Adaptation of the toothbrush bristles towards the tooth surface. This should be a 45 deg. angle towards the tooth Focus on only 1-2 teeth at a time, and let the toothbrush do all the work. Do not use the toothbrush like a SeeSaw. Do not move the toothbrush across more than 2 teeth at a time
How do I brush my teeth with Oral B electric toothbrush?
Get An Electric Toothbrush. Proper Adaptation of the toothbrush bristles towards the tooth surface. This should be a 45 deg. angle towards the tooth Focus on only 1-2 teeth at a time, and let the toothbrush do all the work. Do not use the toothbrush like a SeeSaw. Do not move the toothbrush across more than 2 teeth at a time
How do I brush my teeth with Sonicare electric toothbrush?
Get An Electric Toothbrush. Proper Adaptation of the toothbrush bristles towards the tooth surface. This should be a 45 deg. angle towards the tooth Focus on only 1-2 teeth at a time, and let the toothbrush do all the work. Do not use the toothbrush like a SeeSaw. Do not move the toothbrush across more than 2 teeth at a time
Are you supposed to move an electric toothbrush?
Do not use the toothbrush like a See-saw because you have lose Periodontal tissue attachment, the connection of your tooth to the bone securing your teeth in place. Do not move the toothbrush across more than 2 teeth at a time because you can damage the gums, cause recession and the root surfaces will show No scrubbing the toothbrush along the full quadrant of the mouth
How long should you brush your teeth?
two minutes
How often should I recharge my Electric Toothbrush or Sonicare Toothbrush?
Make sure to recharge your toothbrush after you use it Don't forget to brush your tongue
How often should I replace my toothbrush head for my Electric Toothbrush?
Replace your toothbrush head every 3 months whether it's electric or not. Another indicator is the blue line on the bristles of your toothbrush goes white.
What kind of toothbrush do Dentist's recommend?
Soft or extra soft Bristles with the head being no larger than 2 of your back molars. It should be ADA approved, and Electric Toothbrushes are generally easier to use, especially for those with hand dexterity issues
