The brush is not the first device invented by a man to clean his teeth. According to history, ancient Egyptians used the cuticles of some shrubs 5,000 years ago to clean their mouths. Later in China and India a variety of 'tooth sticks' were used.
The fibrous toothbrushes (bristles), however, were first used by the Chinese in the 11th century. In 1780, William Addis, a British citizen, designed a special type of toothbrush. A hot brush with animal hair on a piece of bone. Later, toothbrushes with wood and metal were introduced.
10 Questions; Answers That Are Truth
1. How to choose the right brush
Diameter is available in Soft, Medium and Hard. Medium is best for daily use. For those who are prone to gums, those who have undergone gastrointestinal tract, and if the gums are back and the root area is clear, use a soft brush. Hard brush can be used to clean artificial teeth.
2. Bends, bends ... Which brush is best for this?
It is advisable to have a flexible type that extends from the neck of the brush. These will move more places and remove most of the dirt
3. Who can use a powered or battery-operated brush?
When joint brushes with bed and mattresses, people who have hand impairments, or those who have hand motions due to neurological problems.
4. Which brush should children use?
There are special brushes available in the market for them. Mother's finger brushes can be used on the mother's arm up to two years. Advanced chewable brushes are also available.
5. When to change the brush?
As the fibers in the bristles begin to rise. Or at the expiration of six to eight weeks.
6. How to brush?
The gums should be rotated 45 degrees to the top and the bottom teeth will be brushed from top to bottom. The bite should be brushed in a circular shape. Brush the top and bottom of the front teeth with the brush.
7. How long to brush?
Morning and night are three minutes each.
8. Do you want a paste full of brush?
The paste should be placed inside the Brussels. Not the top. This will increase the surface friction and allow the dirt to drain better.
9. How to keep the brush?
After use, rinse off the water thoroughly and place it in a holder or cup. Do not put on a flat surface. Otherwise, the moisture in the water will grow into the germs. Also, do not close and cover. This can cause infection by moisture. Keep the brush at least six inches away from the toilet. It is advisable to keep the holder / cup in a tightly closed area so that the lizard, the moth and the young insect do not. Wash the brush with warm water before using every day. Never use someone else's brush.
10. Ever delay brushing?
Do not brush for at least an hour with fruit juices or acidic soft drinks, soda, lemon water and pickles. This can lead to rapid decay of the teeth, in addition to mineral decay.
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