Brushing your teeth is the foundation of good oral care. Both manual and electric toothbrushes effectively clean teeth if you brush long enough and use proper techniques.
However, studies suggest that electric toothbrushes do decrease more plaque and gingivitis. Both still have their pros and cons.
Read on to know which one might be best for you.
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Manual vs Electric
Toothbrushes: Which Ones
Are Best For You?
B LOG | S UNR I S E D EN T I S T R Y
https://sunrise-dentistry.com/
Keeping your teeth as clean as
possible can be challenging, especially
when you’re not sure which
toothbrush to use. Since technological
advances have been made in the
world of dental care, there are several
electronic toothbrushes to choose
from, so you don’t have to use a
manual toothbrush every day. While
there are pros and cons of both forms
of toothbrushes, it’s important to
know more about the benefits of these
toothbrush types to figure out which
one is best for you.
Plaque Removal
People are paying more attention to
electronic toothbrushes these days
because the devices have the ability
to remove plaque from the teeth
quickly and efficiently. Most
electronic toothbrushes promise to
do a better job at removing plaque
than manual toothbrushes. If you
have braces or aligners, or your teeth
are close together, you may want to
consider an electronic toothbrush.
The bristles move fast to get rid of
impurities and debris in hard-to-
reach places, which will reduce your
chances of tooth decay, cavities and
gum disease. If you’re getting braces
soon or are currently wearing braces
or retainers, talk to your dentist
about the electronic toothbrushes
that are best for your cleaning
routine. Electronic toothbrushes
may also work well for you if you
have dental implants, veneers or
caps.
However, the intensity of the bristle
motion can be too intense for some
dental work, so checking with your
dentist for recommendations is best.
According to an independent study
conducted in 2005, the oscillation
and rotation of an electronic
toothbrush removed more toxins
than a manual toothbrush and
reduced the incidents of gingivitis.
An additional study asserts that after
three months of using an electronic
toothbrush, plaque is often reduced
by 21% and gingivitis is reduced by
11%. If you’re thinking of getting an
electronic toothbrush, it’s best to
choose one that rotates, since the
cleaning bristles are better equipped
to get rid of plaque than
toothbrushes that simply vibrate.
Ease of Use
We learn how to brush our teeth
from the time we grow our first
tooth. But these days, we crave
convenience, especially when it
comes to items we use every day.
Electronic toothbrushes are easy to
use and don’t require you to exert as
much energy as a manual
toothbrush.
This is a small benefit, but when
you’re exhausted from a long day or
groggy in the morning, brushing
your teeth with ease can help to
make your day just a little better.
The electronic toothbrush does all the
cleaning for you; all you have to do is
guide the brush along the surface of
your teeth. There are also some
toothbrushes that will “learn” the
shape of your mouth and teeth. After
you use the device a few times, the
electronic toothbrush knows exactly
what to do to ensure your entire
mouth is clean.
Electronic toothbrushes can also
come in handy from people who
suffer from joint pain or arthritis, or
those who aren’t able to stand up for
long periods. By using the electronic
toothbrush instead of a manual one,
you’ll give your teeth a thorough
cleaning and save time.
Studies have also shown that you may
be more focused on cleaning your
toothbrush when you use an
electronic toothbrush. The device will
likely improve your overall brushing
experience and make you pay more
attention when you’re brushing to
ensure every part of your mouth is
clean.
Extra Features
There are several high-quality
manual toothbrushes out there, with
bristles that come in a variety of
textures and firmness preferences.
Some of these toothbrushes also have
special grips on them to make it
easier for you to manipulate the
brush as you clean your teeth.
However, electronic toothbrushes
have many more features that
contribute to your oral health.
Some electronic toothbrushes have
holders that serve as chargers, so your
toothbrush will be ready to use
whenever you need it. You can also
buy chargers to travel with. Electronic
toothbrushes usually come with
various brush heads as well.
This allows you to brush sensitive
teeth without pain and even add
whitening ingredients to a firmer
brush head for a polished smile.
You can also select an electronic
toothbrush with a tongue cleaner
and/or gum massage feature. Taking
care of your entire mouth is vital for
getting rid of germs and bacteria that
can affect your oral health in the long
run.
Additional features for electronic
toothbrushes include timers. You can
set the timer to make sure you're
brushing your teeth for long enough
in the morning and at night.
Some toothbrushes even play a song
while you brush so you can clean,
floss and rinse your mouth long
enough to ensure that your teeth,
gums and tongue are thoroughly
clean.
Fun For The Whole Family
Getting your kids to brush their teeth
can sometimes be a real chore.
Electronic toothbrushes can make oral
hygiene more fun for children and
motivate them to brush their teeth
more. When the toothbrush is used
correctly, it provides a more intense
cleaning for your child and won’t
damage your little one’s gums or
enamel.
As you can see, both manual and
electronic toothbrushes can clean
your teeth and help you keep your
tongue and gums clean. However, if
you’re looking for efficiency, exciting
features and ease of use, it may be
time to consider a high-quality
electronic toothbrush.
When you need to get more
information on the best toothbrush
for you, our local holistic dentist in
Durango can answer your questions.
We’re happy to take care of your
regular dental appointments as well
to ensure your teeth and gums are
healthy at every stage of your life no
matter which type of toothbrush you
use. Contact us to see how we can
help you preserve your dental health
and get the smile you want.
dale@durangolive.net
EMAIL ADDRESS
(970) 247-3303
PHONE NUMBER
https://sunrise-dentistry.com/
CLICK BELOW TO VISIT SITE:
Contact
Details
Toothbrushes: Which Ones
Are Best For You?
B LOG | S UNR I S E D EN T I S T R Y
https://sunrise-dentistry.com/
Keeping your teeth as clean as
possible can be challenging, especially
when you’re not sure which
toothbrush to use. Since technological
advances have been made in the
world of dental care, there are several
electronic toothbrushes to choose
from, so you don’t have to use a
manual toothbrush every day. While
there are pros and cons of both forms
of toothbrushes, it’s important to
know more about the benefits of these
toothbrush types to figure out which
one is best for you.
Plaque Removal
People are paying more attention to
electronic toothbrushes these days
because the devices have the ability
to remove plaque from the teeth
quickly and efficiently. Most
electronic toothbrushes promise to
do a better job at removing plaque
than manual toothbrushes. If you
have braces or aligners, or your teeth
are close together, you may want to
consider an electronic toothbrush.
The bristles move fast to get rid of
impurities and debris in hard-to-
reach places, which will reduce your
chances of tooth decay, cavities and
gum disease. If you’re getting braces
soon or are currently wearing braces
or retainers, talk to your dentist
about the electronic toothbrushes
that are best for your cleaning
routine. Electronic toothbrushes
may also work well for you if you
have dental implants, veneers or
caps.
However, the intensity of the bristle
motion can be too intense for some
dental work, so checking with your
dentist for recommendations is best.
According to an independent study
conducted in 2005, the oscillation
and rotation of an electronic
toothbrush removed more toxins
than a manual toothbrush and
reduced the incidents of gingivitis.
An additional study asserts that after
three months of using an electronic
toothbrush, plaque is often reduced
by 21% and gingivitis is reduced by
11%. If you’re thinking of getting an
electronic toothbrush, it’s best to
choose one that rotates, since the
cleaning bristles are better equipped
to get rid of plaque than
toothbrushes that simply vibrate.
Ease of Use
We learn how to brush our teeth
from the time we grow our first
tooth. But these days, we crave
convenience, especially when it
comes to items we use every day.
Electronic toothbrushes are easy to
use and don’t require you to exert as
much energy as a manual
toothbrush.
This is a small benefit, but when
you’re exhausted from a long day or
groggy in the morning, brushing
your teeth with ease can help to
make your day just a little better.
The electronic toothbrush does all the
cleaning for you; all you have to do is
guide the brush along the surface of
your teeth. There are also some
toothbrushes that will “learn” the
shape of your mouth and teeth. After
you use the device a few times, the
electronic toothbrush knows exactly
what to do to ensure your entire
mouth is clean.
Electronic toothbrushes can also
come in handy from people who
suffer from joint pain or arthritis, or
those who aren’t able to stand up for
long periods. By using the electronic
toothbrush instead of a manual one,
you’ll give your teeth a thorough
cleaning and save time.
Studies have also shown that you may
be more focused on cleaning your
toothbrush when you use an
electronic toothbrush. The device will
likely improve your overall brushing
experience and make you pay more
attention when you’re brushing to
ensure every part of your mouth is
clean.
Extra Features
There are several high-quality
manual toothbrushes out there, with
bristles that come in a variety of
textures and firmness preferences.
Some of these toothbrushes also have
special grips on them to make it
easier for you to manipulate the
brush as you clean your teeth.
However, electronic toothbrushes
have many more features that
contribute to your oral health.
Some electronic toothbrushes have
holders that serve as chargers, so your
toothbrush will be ready to use
whenever you need it. You can also
buy chargers to travel with. Electronic
toothbrushes usually come with
various brush heads as well.
This allows you to brush sensitive
teeth without pain and even add
whitening ingredients to a firmer
brush head for a polished smile.
You can also select an electronic
toothbrush with a tongue cleaner
and/or gum massage feature. Taking
care of your entire mouth is vital for
getting rid of germs and bacteria that
can affect your oral health in the long
run.
Additional features for electronic
toothbrushes include timers. You can
set the timer to make sure you're
brushing your teeth for long enough
in the morning and at night.
Some toothbrushes even play a song
while you brush so you can clean,
floss and rinse your mouth long
enough to ensure that your teeth,
gums and tongue are thoroughly
clean.
Fun For The Whole Family
Getting your kids to brush their teeth
can sometimes be a real chore.
Electronic toothbrushes can make oral
hygiene more fun for children and
motivate them to brush their teeth
more. When the toothbrush is used
correctly, it provides a more intense
cleaning for your child and won’t
damage your little one’s gums or
enamel.
As you can see, both manual and
electronic toothbrushes can clean
your teeth and help you keep your
tongue and gums clean. However, if
you’re looking for efficiency, exciting
features and ease of use, it may be
time to consider a high-quality
electronic toothbrush.
When you need to get more
information on the best toothbrush
for you, our local holistic dentist in
Durango can answer your questions.
We’re happy to take care of your
regular dental appointments as well
to ensure your teeth and gums are
healthy at every stage of your life no
matter which type of toothbrush you
use. Contact us to see how we can
help you preserve your dental health
and get the smile you want.
dale@durangolive.net
EMAIL ADDRESS
(970) 247-3303
PHONE NUMBER
https://sunrise-dentistry.com/
CLICK BELOW TO VISIT SITE:
Contact
Details