Toothbrushes 2 articles

Toothbrushes are plaque-control tools whose clinical usefulness depends on bristle design, head size, power mechanism and, most importantly, how effectively they are used. Manual and powered brushes can suit different patients, while pressure sensors, handle design and smaller heads may affect usability for people with particular needs. Replacement and hygiene also influence routine use. The category compares toothbrush types and practical selection without turning product features into claims of guaranteed disease prevention or replacing instruction in brushing technique.