Adult Sensitive Toothbrush - Soft
Gentle for everyday use, effective on plaque: Soft tapered bristles with fine tips, precise cleaning of sensitive areas, and an ergonomic, non-slip handle. Ideal for reactive gums that need a little more firmness than an extra-soft toothbrush.
Expédition dès commandes à partir du mardi 5 Août 2025
The Soft version of our Sensitive toothbrush is designed for those who want a slightly more invigorating feel while still being gentle on sensitive gums. The tapered bristles (thin at the tip, firmer at the base) glide between teeth and along the gumline to gently remove plaque. The DuPont™ 612 fiber retains its flexibility and shape longer. Its compact head easily reaches the back of the mouth, and the ergonomic, transparent handle provides a secure grip, even when wet.
- Flexible & precise : tapered bristles with polished tips, comfort for sensitive fabrics.
- Targeted cleaning : effective on fine areas (interdental, necks).
- Gesture control : non-slip handle to limit pressure.
- Daily use : ideal if Extra Soft seems too soft for you.
Product Details
- Bristles: Tapered DuPont™ 612 nylon (fine, polished ends).
- Head: Compact, rounded edges.
- Handle: Transparent polymer with grip zones.
- Brush twice a day for ~2 minutes with light pressure.
- Use a fluoride toothpaste; the amount is about a pea-sized.
- Make short strokes from the gum towards the tooth, gently following the groove.
- Gently brush between the teeth to complete the cleaning.
- Rinse and allow to dry with the bristles facing upwards. Replace every 3 months or when the bristles are worn.
What's the difference with the Extra Soft?
The Soft offers a slightly firmer brush for a more pronounced cleaning sensation, while remaining very gentle on gums.
Is it suitable for sensitive gums?
Yes; the fine, polished ends minimize irritation while loosening plaque.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, it's a soft brush designed for comfortable daily use.
How much pressure should I apply?
Light. Let the tapered bristles do the work; Too much pressure can irritate the gums.
When should it be changed?
Every 3 months approximately, or as soon as the strands start to separate.