Electric or manual toothbrushing?

Electric toothbrushes reduce plaque, which is responsible for the production of cavities and gingivitis, more. They are gentler on tooth enamel. These devices have a pressure control mechanism that prevents abrasion on the surface of the teeth, thus respecting tooth enamel.
There are state-of-the-art electric toothbrushes that emit an acoustic or vibrating signal that warns you that the 2 minutes required for proper brushing have passed. These devices are designed with a pressure control mechanism to avoid eroding the surface of the teeth. In addition, the electric toothbrush reduces the bacterial plaque responsible for causing cavities or gingivitis.

How to brush our teeth properly and have a healthy mouth

Many patients come to our clinic and ask us what movement they should use to brush their teeth correctly. The answer is always the same; teeth should be brushed gently back and forth with short, circular movements, not horizontally, applying gentle pressure. Using a toothbrush […]