Review (5/5): best buy, great product; for healthy gums, and reducing enamel loss, at gum line, and between teeth, due to rotting food.
Bristles may seem too tough, until the brush helps, to make the gums healthy again. The problem is with, a chronic state, of compromised gums. Within a few weeks, the bristles will seem softer; but in reality, the gums are healthier. Oral health, is not just about preventing, cavities. As we age, the gumline, and the teeth, have held rotting food, for years, and decayed the enamel of the teeth, making caves, for holding more rotting food. For my mouth, the sulca brush, is the first solution. Running the brush, down the gumline, and the teeeth, dislodges, many food particles; expecially like bits of raisins, or shreds of oranges, etc. This is done, in a few seconds. then the two different angles, let me, up and down, between the teeth; quickly, and efficiently. Many times, this may be enough. But this is so fast, that I use, a tuft brush, with softer bristles, that can jam more easily between the teeth, effortlessly, to take out, just a few more, food partiles. If I floss, at this point, only a small amount, of stuck food, will be dislodged. I can floss, in about, 20 seconds, on each side, where the gum and two teeth, meet; to dislodge, food, and use the tuft brush, to quickly get this out, rinse my mouth; and only use, a speck of toothpaste, before, going to bed, My teeth and gums feel, more healthy than normal tooth brushing. If I use a rubber gum stimulator, there is seldom any other residue. I am not trying to, make my teeth white; just maintain, healthy gums, and mouth. The tuft brush, is tightly bristled, so it is cleaned, instantly. the fuft brush, alone, will catch the particles, and be very hard to clean, if I do not use the sulca brush. The angles on the sulca brush, really do help, to do everything, very quickly. Washing particles out, quickly, more than once, is very useful. I am sold this product. It is superior, to everything, I have ever tried. I am not profiting, by writing this. For my mouth, I will use my other toothbrushes, bought in quantity, for cleaning other things. If you find the bristles, too hard, I suggest to you, you have been living, with a chronic, gum problem, due to rotting food. I suspect, people saying, the bristles, got softer, were unaware, their gums, became healthier. This brush, is easy to clean; and does not seem to wear out, as fast as my tuft brush. I have not visited a dentist, for over a decade, except for a loose, filling.