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Inava Total Black

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Description

It is a brush with bristles impregnated with charcoal, designed for effective and painless brushing of sensitive teeth and gums.

Its fine, rounded head, combined with a flexible handle, allows good accessibility to the areas behind the mouth for optimal hygiene.

Its tapered bristles range from 18/100 of a mm in diameter at the base to a diameter of 1/100 of a mm at the tip, for extremely gentle brushing. Its charcoal soaked bristles help to maintain the whiteness of the teeth.

Charcoal is traditionally used for its whitening and purifying properties.

Presentation: 1 toothbrush in blister pack.

Instructions for use

Wet the toothbrush and add a small quantity of toothpaste.

Place the toothbrush forming a 45° angle with the gums and brush gently in a circular motion.

Brushing time should be a minimum of 2 minutes, on all surfaces of the teeth.

Brush the tongue to kill bacteria and to maintain a fresh breath or use a tongue cleaner.

Rinse your mouth.

Composition

VEGETABLE CHARCOAL FROM THE CARBONIZATION AT 1000°C OF QUERCUS PHILLYREOIDES, A SMALL JAPANESE CHERRY.

Pharmaceutical Advice

To maintain good oral hygiene, you should brush your teeth with a fluoride toothpaste two to three times a day, once in the evening. At least 2 minutes should be spent to ensure proper cleaning. You can supplement your oral hygiene routine using a tongue cleaner, an interdental brush and a mouthwash to reach the less accessible corners.

The toothbrush bristles wear over time, so it is advisable to change the brush every 3 months or sooner if there is obvious deterioration. Remember that if the end of the bristles is very deteriorated, it may not provide optimal cleaning and may cause micro trauma to your gums.

Go for regular check-ups with your dentist to ensure good oral health and hygiene.

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