Use only the type of brush you would use to clean fine silverware or jewelry. That means a soft brush and a brush that is always in “mint” condition.
If, after only a couple of weeks’ use, the brush looks like somebody has been standing on it, then that means you have been using it far too aggressively. The cure for that is to “lighten up.” DON’T get a harder brush. You will only cause more damage than you already have.
Brushing is only a very small part of your oral hygiene. The most important part is attending to the vital areas of your mouth that you cannot see.
Dr. Arnott and his staff have shown us how to really do this easily, and effectively. Something we didn’t know anything about before.