We all know that dentistry has gone far ahead, and the existing treatment and prosthetics techniques within its borders are constantly being modernized and expanded. But, you see, it is much more useful and cheaper to prevent than to treat. Prevention will save both your teeth and your nerves. It is based on oral and dental hygiene, as well as periodic visits to the dentist. A huge number of tools and tools are produced for brushing your teeth. We offer to focus your attention on one of them. Mono-beam toothbrush - how does it stand out from all this diversity?
How did the mono-beam brush appear?
It all started 300 years ago, in Africa. Local tribes took sticks (called sotiu or miswak), cut them into small pieces, on the one hand, roughly speaking, they ground the object and cleaned each tooth separately. It’s from this simple device that the monopushed toothbrush originates, which means that it is based on one bunch of villi. In addition, she has absolutely no contraindications. For dental hygiene with its help there is no need for toothpaste, which is a big plus of such a brush.
This appearance differs from the usual ones in that monoblock brushes easily clean hard-to-reach areas, the lateral parts of the tooth, which in itself is an excellent prevention of such an unpleasant interdental caries. Also, they do not need to get to the neck of the tooth and thoroughly clean this area, which removes plaque, and with it the possibility of the appearance of tartar.
A monoblock toothbrush is produced in the same way and in the same place as a regular one. It differs in a unique small round head with a single bunch of bristles. The latter can be direct or pointed. Sometimes the brush can be equipped with a curved handle in order to clean your teeth in the most inaccessible places.
Who needs a monopushed toothbrush ?
Who do dentists recommend using such brushes to brush their teeth? Firstly, for patients who are prescribed an orthodontic toothbrush (mainly wearing designs on their teeth, in particular braces). If this mechanism is fixedly mounted on the teeth, then areas are formed that simply cannot be processed with a conventional toothbrush. Such designs, by the way, make gums and enamel sensitive and vulnerable. Mono-beam brushes will clean the tooth surface much more carefully than usual without disturbing the gums, remove food particles from the braces without damaging their mechanism. Follow with careful "sweeping" movements. In this case, the choice is best to stop on a tool with long and soft bristles.
People wearing implants and dentures can be advised by Kuraproks - toothbrushes designed specifically for their cleaning. It will be useful to adapt both with the crowded location of the teeth, and with wide interdental spaces - “grafts”. Such a brush can be worn in hard-to-reach areas of the oral cavity.
It will be useful for everyone, as an additional effective means of dental hygiene in "difficult" places, whether it is molars, wisdom teeth or interdental spaces.
Pay attention when buying!
- Head of fixture. Mandatory rounded shape and small size.
- Rigidity. It is divided into three categories: soft, medium, hard. As already mentioned, if you buy a tool for cleaning teeth and braces, your choice should be to stay on bristles with soft villi; if you get a brush as a tool for effective additional oral hygiene, then you should choose hard bristles or medium hardness.
- Material. Brushes are made with artificial and natural bristles. Naturally, the last road. In addition, it is characterized by such an unpleasant moment that is not obvious to the inexperienced eye: the natural hair inside is empty, hollow, and, therefore, during use, the remains of food and plaque can periodically fall into this gap. And this is a wonderful environment for the appearance and subsequent reproduction of pathogenic bacteria on the bristles. It is preferable to purchase Kuraproks. Toothbrushes from this manufacturer have artificial nap.
- The last moment is the pen. It is more convenient and pleasant for you when this element is ergonomic, with rubber inserts and power bulges. This will prevent the brush from sliding in the hand and will help regulate the force of pressing on the gums.
How to use it?
Place the brush head on the edge of the tooth, gently brush with the brush toward the groove of the gum. Use light sweeping movements. Do not forget to repeat these operations on the inner surface of the tooth.
Monopushed Toothbrush: Customer Reviews
Many who have tried this innovative tool on their own have noticed fresh breath and improved aesthetic condition of teeth from the beginning of the application. People emphasize the ease of use of the brush along with its effectiveness.