BEST TOOTHBRUSH

for 45 Degree Angle the Bass Method or for Very Effective Sulcular Vibration Brushing

Best Toothbrush - Classically-Styled, Fine Quality, Opaque, Medium Adult, Angle, Soft Toothbrush - has been accepted by American Dental Association (ADA) for 45 Degree Angle the Bass Method or for Sulcular Vibration Brushing.

Indications and Key Benefits

• Tooth Decay Prevention
• Gum Disease Control

It is also USEFUL for:

• Tooth Erosion
• Bad Breath Control
• Care of Dentures, Dental Crowns, Bridges, Dental Braces, and Implants

Designed for UTILITY and CLEANLINESS

Conformed to individual REQUIREMENTS IN SIZE, SHAPE, and TEXTURE

Manipulated EASILY and EFFICIENTLY

Product Description and Features

• Easy to grasp, slanted (angled) - Has no sharp corners or projections - Light weight plastic, consistent with strength - Thumb rests assist in brushing and vibration - Extra long and wide for better angle adaptation

HEAD:

• Multi-tufted design - Tufts are spaced closely to provide a smooth brushing plane - Narrow, compact flat plane (trim/profile) at the brushing surface - All filaments are soft, long lasting, and end-rounded o.oo7" nylon bristles for safety to oral soft tissues and tooth structure - White bristle or filaments height is 11 mm (7/16 inch)

SHANK:

• Long, narrow, and flexible - Makes available for cleaning mal-positioned teeth and distal surfaces

SIZE:

• Adult Medium toothbrush with 38-tufts: 10 tufts long and 4 rows wide

COLORS:

• Individually wrapped in assorted solid opaque colors: blue, green, pink, purple, red, yellow, orange of Medium Adult Soft toothbrushes

DIMENSIONS:

• L7 1/4" x W3/4" x H1 1/4"

SHIPPING WEIGHT:

• 1.1 ounces (oz)

MANUFACTURED:

• Super-Dent® Corporation. Made in the USA

DISTRIBUTED:

• Exclusively to the Dental Offices

Tips and Advice on your Toothbrush

• long, wide handle for a firm grasp
• small head for easy access to all areas of the mouth, teeth and gums
• narrow, compact flat plane at the brushing surface - makes correct brushing gentle on your teeth
• soft nylon bristles with rounded ends so you won't hurt your gums

Toothbrushes should be changed:

• every three to four months before the bristles become splayed and frayed
• sick people - at the beginning of an illness and after they feel better

You should brush your teeth at least 2-3 minutes twice a day - the length of a song on the radio.

Brush outside and inside the teeth, and especially on chewing surfaces and between teeth.

Aleksandr V. Melekhin, DDS

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