7월 2020

Toothbrush, one of the products I use every day. It’s a daily product, but it’s very rare for anyone who knows which toothbrush is right for me and how to choose the right one.

This is often because you buy it at a mart or use a toothbrush at home.

However, the arrangement of teeth is different for each person, and the shape of the teeth and the condition of the gums are different, so the toothbrushes suitable for each person are different!

So today I’m going to tell you how to choose the right toothbrush for me.

In general, toothbrushes are often classified according to the brush head. The bristles are divided according to whether they are soft or strong.

A strong brush has the advantage of being easy to remove the plaque because of its good transmission of power, but care must be taken because cleaning too strongly can damage the teeth, and weak gums can bleed. That is why people with weak gums prefer soft brush heads.

Soft bristles are not the only advantage.

Soft bristles have less irritation, so they are good for those with weak gums, but their ability to remove plaques is somewhat inferior, so there is a disadvantage that they have to be done for a long time when brushing your teeth.

To catch both of these, there is a method of brushing teeth by selecting a bristle that fits the gums and brushing the teeth between teeth using an interdental toothbrush.

However, this can also be a problem if you don’t know how to use it properly. Because of this, the newly released product is an embossed toothbrush.

It is a product that has the advantages of strong and soft hair as mentioned above in the form of embossing of bristles. This product removes plaque from every corner of the tooth without irritation or injury.

When choosing a toothbrush, the size of the toothbrush head is also important.

It is better to choose a size that covers 2 to 3 molar teeth rather than being too large. If the bristles are too small, you can wipe the inner molar and corners of the gums, but if they are too large, it is difficult to clean them, so you should consider this part and choose a toothbrush.

A lot of people care about teeth and gum care, but I’ve told you how to choose the right toothbrush because I’m less concerned about choosing a toothbrush.

Once a tooth is damaged, it is difficult to return it, and it is important to keep it healthy when it is a healthy tooth.

Brushing your teeth after eating is basic, and brushing teeth is one of the most basic dental care you can do yourself to remove plugs and debris to clean or disinfect the mouth.

Storing the toothbrush incorrectly increases the likelihood of developing various oral diseases, such as gum disease and tooth decay. So today, I will tell you in detail about how to care for your toothbrush.

1. Change the toothbrush every 3 months.

-In general, the replacement cycle is 3-4 months. It can be changed according to the brushing method and strength of the individual, so it is better to replace the brush quickly if the bristles are worn or worn out before the toothbrush replacement cycle.

2. Please keep it away from moisture.

-Many people keep their toothbrushes in the bathroom and desk drawers. At this time, it is better to store the toothbrush on the side of the window that is well-ventilated and well-ventilated because the moisture and wind are not good, so the bacteria can easily reproduce. It dries naturally and you can use a clean toothbrush with UV disinfection effect.

3. Rinse thoroughly after brushing.

-After brushing your teeth, it is also important to rinse them clean. Care must be taken in running water and care should be taken not to get toothpaste or food debris inside the brush head. It is recommended to sterilize the baking soda at least once a week for 10 minutes in warm water when the residue remains, because the bacteria are easy to reproduce.

4. Keep it away from the toilet.

-When you flush the toilet, very fine cloud of germs are formed. If the water is flushed without the lid closed, small clouds of up to 2 m are formed, and these bacterial clouds contain E. coli, which can reach all around the toilet. So it is recommended to keep the toothbrush as far away as possible from the toilet.

Today, I learned more about how to care for the toothbrush. Based on the toothbrush management method, brush your teeth thoroughly 3 times a day, for more than 3 minutes, and take care of healthy teeth. I hope you find it helpful.

Even a normal healthy person has hundreds of millions of bacteria in the oral cavity, so you might consider it a conjecture to expand it by linking it to cardiovascular disease.

However, there is an experimental result that one inflammation causes cerebrovascular disease, and cardiovascular disease causes heart disease.

As a result of experiments on the association of cardiovascular disease in rats with bacteria of periodontitis patients. It is said that the probability of streptococci, a bacterium in the plaque, that infects the endometrium is almost 100%. Therefore, if you do not properly manage the bacteria in the oral cavity, such as plaque and cavities, through proper oral care, you have a very high chance of developing infectious endocarditis.

Recently, a clinical trial by the research team at Gachon University Department of Dental Hygiene.

We have demonstrated the effectiveness of the’embossed micro-mo toothbrush’ with a toothbrush that has higher plaque removal efficiency than the existing micro-mo toothbrush, and this can be seen as the result of suggesting the direction of consumer choice among many oral products.

Preventing disease starts with choosing the right product and getting in the habit of managing it constantly.

If a tooth is damaged after a permanent tooth has been removed from a tooth, there is no way other than to visit a dentist for treatment or implant, so it is better to take care before a problem occurs.

Many people already know the importance of dental care, but very few people care about it. In many cases, you are neglected in the care of your teeth unless you experience or experience the problems caused by poor management.​

Teeth and gums can be managed well enough just by brushing teeth properly, but there are many people who cannot manage them properly. Still, as time goes by, more and more people care about healthy teeth.

What products are you using for dental care?

When asked what products to use for tooth care, many people think of mouthwashes, dental floss, interdental brush, toothpaste and more! However, people often don’t think about toothbrushes.

Whenever the gums are weak or bleeding, the choice of a toothbrush is important for those who are bleeding, but for others, the additional products used when brushing rather than the toothbrush feel more important. But it is not. This is because it is really important to know which toothbrush to use when brushing your teeth.

When asked what is a good toothbrush? Many people think of a toothbrush with a fine brush head. Absolutely not. In the case of fine bristles, you think that the plaque will be completely removed because the bristles reach between the teeth and to every corner of the gum. Really?

​

In the case of a fine bristle, the bristles themselves are thin, so it is correct for the bristles to reach the fine gaps between the teeth. But the thinner it is, the less power! Because of this, the plaque cannot be removed smoothly. A simple example is that your hair is saggy. The thinner the bristles, the less force there is, so the plug between the teeth cannot be removed.

​

But what if you use strong hair quality? The power to remove the plug is transmitted, but it doesn’t go all the way between the teeth. Also, care should be taken because strong hair can scratch the surface of the teeth and bleed if the gums are weak.

So what kind of toothbrush should I use?

That’s why dentists tell you to use interdental brushes and dental floss. I’m telling you that you need to use additional products because it is difficult to solve with a toothbrush. However, using the floss and interdental brush constantly is really a star picking in the sky.

Most of all, few people know how to use it properly. There are many cases where the gums are irritated when used in the wrong way, so it is often necessary to take another method! For this reason, embossed toothbrushes have recently attracted attention.

The embossed toothbrush is completely different from the existing toothbrush.

If the existing brush head has a smooth surface, the brush head of the embossed toothbrush, as its name suggests, is a new concept toothbrush with embossing on the brush head itself. It is the characteristic of this brush head that keeps the cleanliness for a long time when brushing and maximizes the effect of removing the plaque, so you can feel the refreshing and refreshing feeling after brushing more strongly than before.

Normally, when looking at a toothbrush, the brush head is often one type or misaligned.

Embossed toothbrushes are made of two different bristles, so they are complementary to each other. With a regular toothbrush, the plaque is removed to the place where it cannot be reached, and the teeth are cleaned more closely. The long bristles are thinner, and the short bristles are thicker than the long bristles, so they interacted with each other to make sure that the existing toothbrush was insufficient.

If a long bristle removes the plaque between the gums and the teeth, the short bristles usually act like a radish, helping to remove the plaque strongly. It’s nicknamed the Scaling Toothbrush because its fine yet embossed brush heads are great for removing plaque.

Today we are going to show you how to choose the right toothbrush for healthy teeth care.

In fact, many people are interested in nutrients and toothpaste for tooth care, but few people worry about choosing a toothbrush. Don’t know how many toothbrushes are right for you, so remember how to choose a toothbrush!

The size of the head is best to cover 2-3 teeth. The most important thing to look for when choosing a toothbrush is the head of the toothbrush.

If the head is too large, it does not reach inside the molars, so it is easy for the bacteria to multiply and cause tooth decay. However, if the toothbrush is too small, the force is not transmitted, so it is better to choose the size that covers 2 or 3 of the tooth.

You should choose a grip that has a good grip on the handle that holds the toothbrush. If you are uncomfortable when holding the handle, one of the teeth can be difficult to brush properly due to the inconvenience.

A toothbrush with a snug fit and a toothbrush with anti-slip rubber are recommended. If the handle part is too thick or too thin, it is not only uncomfortable to brush your teeth, but it is also a good idea to choose the appropriate thickness because it can cause pain to the wrist.

Many people think that the bristles between teeth should be completely removed only if the brush head is fine and soft! However, if it is too fine and soft, the power of the brush head will not be applied properly, so it may not be able to remove the plaque or debris properly. Conversely, it is a good idea to choose a suitable product because too stiff can cause gum damage or tooth abrasion. Like embossing fine hair!

There are 3 ways to choose a toothbrush, so you can choose a toothbrush that fits your teeth. Since each gum and tooth condition is different, choosing the right toothbrush is better for gum and teeth care.

Most adults know that tooth loss is caused by tooth decay. But did you know that the bigger cause is periodontitis?

Because the teeth are not properly brushed, food residues and germs accumulate between the teeth and gums, ausing inflammation. It is said that this inflammation deepens and leads to the development of periodontitis.

So plaque care is the most important reason to brush your teeth and how well you remove plaques is an important criterion for oral care.

According to the results of clinical tests conducted by the Department of Dental Hygiene at Gachon University, our company’s “Embossing Fine Hair Toothbrush” showed a higher rate of plaque removal than other toothbrushes, and it was confirmed that the results of satisfaction with the subjects were also excellent.

Make sure you keep your healthy teeth long with the right toothbrush choice.

Did you know that a small germ in your mouth enters the brain through the blood, causing Alzheimer’s?

It seems like it’s too exaggerating, but when the cytokine, an inflammatory substance in the periodontal bacteria, actually enters the brain, a protein called amyloid beta increases. Research has shown that this substance accumulates in the brain, resulting in Alzheimer’s and the likelihood of getting worse.

Periodontitis occurs most frequently between the ages of 45 and 54, and if oral care is not done properly, the brain will accumulate debris and eventually increase the likelihood of developing dementia like Alzheimer’s.

A Florida University research team in the United States surveyed the brains of people who died of Alzheimer’s, and found that periodontal causative toxin was detected at a high frequency. As the results of the above study show, if you use the right oral products and take good oral care, it is very helpful in preventing brain disease.

Looking at the results of the plaque removal efficiency of the’Embossing Fine Toothbrush’, which has been proven through clinical trials at Gachon University’s dental hygiene department, it not only removes the plaque in the mouth much better than normal micro hair, but also received excellent results in the product satisfaction survey of test subjects.

If proper oral care is enough to prevent dementia, there is no easier way to prevent this.

Healthy teeth are the key to keeping you away from the fear of dementia and maintaining a healthy life.