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한국어Superior plaque removal is one of the key benefits that set adult electric toothbrushes apart from traditional manual toothbrushes. This advantage is primarily attributed to the advanced brushing technologies employed by electric toothbrushes, which create dynamic movements of the bristles.
1. Oscillating-Rotating Technology:
Our electric toothbrushes use oscillating-rotating technology, where the brush head rotates in one direction and then reverses, creating a back-and-forth movement. This movement helps dislodge and lift plaque effectively from the tooth surfaces and gumline. Studies have shown that oscillating-rotating toothbrushes are more efficient in plaque removal compared to manual toothbrushes.
2. Sonic Vibrations:
Electric toothbrushes use sonic vibrations, which generate rapid bristle movements at high frequencies (typically over 20,000 strokes per minute). These vibrations create a sweeping motion that pushes fluid between teeth and along the gumline, effectively dislodging plaque and debris from hard-to-reach areas.
3. Ultrasonic Vibrations:
Our electric toothbrushes utilize ultrasonic vibrations, which produce even higher frequencies (typically above 20,000 Hz). Ultrasonic vibrations create tiny bubbles in the cleaning fluid, a process known as cavitation, which helps to break down and remove plaque more effectively.
4. Multi-Dimensional Cleaning Action:
Electric toothbrushes, especially those with oscillating-rotating or sonic technologies, offer multi-dimensional cleaning action. This means that the bristles not only move back and forth but also up and down or in circular patterns, providing a comprehensive cleaning effect. This multi-directional movement ensures that plaque is removed from various angles, leaving teeth cleaner and healthier.
5. Consistent Brushing Technique:
With manual toothbrushes, the effectiveness of plaque removal largely depends on the user's brushing technique. However, many people may not maintain a consistent and proper brushing motion throughout their entire mouth. Electric toothbrushes, on the other hand, provide a steady and consistent brushing motion, ensuring a uniform cleaning performance across all teeth.
6. Timer and Pacing:
Electric toothbrushes come with built-in timers that help users brush for the recommended two minutes. This ensures that users dedicate enough time to each quadrant of their mouth, resulting in more thorough plaque removal. Additionally, some electric toothbrushes have interval timers that pulse or pause at specific intervals, guiding users to switch to different sections of the mouth for an evenly distributed cleaning.
7. Pressure Sensors:
Electric toothbrushes equipped with pressure sensors can also contribute to superior plaque removal. These sensors detect when excessive force is applied during brushing and provide feedback to the user. Applying too much pressure can cause damage to the gums and enamel, leading to ineffective plaque removal. Pressure sensors encourage users to brush with a gentle and effective technique for optimal results.
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Model |
DY-600C |
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Color |
blue/pink/white |
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Function |
five cleaning modes |
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Brush head |
2 replacement brush heads |
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Material |
fuselage brush head ABS-bristles DuPont silk |
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Accessories |
host + 2 brush heads + power cord |
Feb.19 2025
