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Toothbrush

An oral hygiene instrument, which has a handle, neck, head, and bristles that is used to clean teeth surfaces, gums, and tongue is called a toothbrush. Toothbrushes are available in different shapes, sizes, and textures, and the bristles can be hard, medium, soft, and ultrasoft. There are special brushes available for brushing teeth with braces.

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When should I change my toothbrush?

Query: Hello doctor, How can I take care of toothbrush health? How often to change toothbrush heads or disposable toothbrushes and the negative effects of not changing them often?  Read Full »


Dr. Tooba Qazi

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Dentists recommend a change of toothbrush every six months. But this toothbrush health depends on patient's brushing habits too. Like if a person does not follow proper brushing techniques and brush his teeth vigorously, or maybe he is suffering from any gum disease and...  Read Full »

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