Dental Warning!Electric toothbrush is not suitable for which kind of people?

The main function of using an electric toothbrush to brush teeth is to remove dental plaque.Diseases such as tooth decay, gingivitis and periodontitis are at risk if plaque is not removed promptly.

Diseases such as tooth decay, gingivitis and periodontitis are at risk if plaque is not removed promptly.The core of the Pap method, which is currently the most accepted method by dentists, is to make the bristles tremble quickly in the gingival crevae to remove plaque.

For the electric toothbrush, the tremor will happen automatically, and all we have to do is put it in the right position. As a had been tortured to death dental care products category manager, has been in depth understanding of electric toothbrush, can be said to be the native electric toothbrush, the N is ordinary but confident friend questioned electric toothbrush IQ tax after my messy, since the depth of a post deep grilled about why we need to use an electric toothbrush and electric toothbrush to exceed all skills of choose and buy, probably the driest I've ever had in my life.

A good electric toothbrush has more than two modes. Before brushing, select the mode you want and then turn off the electric toothbrush.(The first time you use it, it is recommended to start with the light one.)

We need to be sensible about this. We don't need to be overly alarmed or completely indifferent.

First of all, when I'm talking about a tooth injury, I don't mean that brushing with an electric toothbrush will break a tooth, or cause a piece of tooth to be worn off...If someone says so, it's really a rumor.

Put your electric toothbrush in your mouth, then turn it on!

The average electric toothbrush comes with a 2-minute timer and a 30-second reminder, which we'll come back to in a moment.

First, we divide the teeth into four areas. We brush area A first.

Place the electric toothbrush on the outer surface of Zone A at an Angle of 45 degrees toward the gingival crevices.Open the electric toothbrush and move it slowly, making sure the bristles stay on each tooth for 2-3 seconds.After the outer surface of area A is brushed, brush the occlusal surface with the bristles resting on the occlusal surface and moving slowly.Finally, on the inside of the teeth in area A, again aim at the gingival crevice, and slowly move the electric toothbrush.Brushing time is about 10 seconds for each face, and 30 seconds for three faces.After 30 seconds, the electric toothbrush will pause for 1 second or otherwise remind you to change the area.In the same way, you brush the teeth in the BCD area for 2 minutes.

Now let's take a look at the 2 minute timer and the 30 second cue. These two functions can help you control your brushing time and avoid missing teeth when you brush, so I recommend you choose an electric toothbrush that has these two functions.