Electric brush

Electric Toothbrush

1. Wet the brush
2. Apply toothpaste
3. Position on teeth
4. Turn it on
5. Brush gently, 2 min
6.Brush all surfaces
7. Brush twice a day

Handle: Made of plastic (polypropylene or polyethylene) for durability and grip.

Bristles: Made of nylon or other synthetic materials. They can vary in texture (soft, medium, or hard) to cater to different brushing needs.

Rubber Grips: Added to the handle for better grip and comfort during brushing.

Special Bristle Patterns: Some toothbrushes have angled, crisscross, or multilevel bristle patterns designed for better plaque removal.

Indicator Bristles: These bristles change color to indicate when it's time to replace the toothbrush, usually every three to four months.

Flexible Neck: Allows the brush head to move and adapt to the shape of your teeth and gums for more effective cleaning.