• Evenly cut bristles
  Rounded bristles allowing them to reach interdental spaces. Very important: Do not forget dental floss!
• Bristles medium to soft
  A good cleaning result by using hard bristles does not justify injuries to your gum, according to the experts. Therefore, they recommend softer bristles.

• Head medium to small
  Thus facilitating the biggest possible cleaning surface reaching all teeth.
• Multi-tufted bristles
  High density tufting allowing good cleaning results. The space between the bristles, however, is important so that bristles can dry quickly, preventing bacteria to settle.
• Angled head, abgewinkelt
  Making it easier to reach molar teeth.

All the rest is technology! So do not let others tell you how to clean your teeth and safe the environment at the same time! And use dental floss!