Adult Sensitive Toothbrush - Extra Soft 0.01 mm
For sensitive teeth and gums: extra-soft 0.01 mm conical bristles for ultra-gentle deep cleaning, ergonomic non-slip handle, ideal for daily use and post-operative phase as advised by the practitioner.
Expédition dès commandes à partir du mardi 5 Août 2025
Designed for sensitive gums , this adult toothbrush combines extra-fine tapered bristles (0.01 mm) with extreme flexibility to gently remove plaque where sensitivity is highest: around the gum line, in the gingival sulcus , and between teeth. The DuPont™ 612 fiber retains its softness and strength brushing time and time again. Its compact head easily reaches back areas, while the ergonomic, transparent handle with non-slip grips provides a secure hold, even when wet.
- Ultra-soft & precise : 0.01 mm tips to caress the gum without irritating it.
- Deep cleaning : conical bristles that penetrate between the teeth and along the groove.
- Everyday comfort : balanced handle, controlled movements, less pressure.
- Sensitive phase : adapted after dental treatment according to the advice of your dentist.
Product Details
- Bristles: 0.01 mm tapered DuPont™ 612 nylon, polished tips.
- Head: Compact, rounded edges to protect mucous membranes and enamel.
- Handle: Transparent polymer with non-slip grip zones.
- Brush twice a day for ~2 minutes with light pressure.
- Use a fluoride paste; A quantity equivalent to a pea.
- Use short, gentle strokes, rolling the gums towards the teeth.
- Gently clean along the gum line and in the interdental spaces.
- Rinse, drain with the head facing upwards, and allow to air dry.
- Replace the brush every 3 months, or sooner if the bristles become splayed.
In case of surgery or significant hypersensitivity, follow the recommendations of your healthcare professional.
Who is the extra-soft toothbrush for?
Adults with sensitive gums or gum lines, or those looking for a very gentle daily brushing experience.
Do the 0.01 mm bristles really clean well?
Yes. Their tapered profile reaches difficult areas (between teeth/grooves) while respecting the tissues.
Can I use it after surgery?
Yes, often recommended post-operatively (follow your dentist's advice on resuming brushing).
How much pressure should I apply?
Very light. Let the bristles do the work.
Excessive pressure can irritate the gums.
When to change it?
Every 3 months or as soon as the bristles start to separate: its effectiveness and softness will then decrease.