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CS 5460
Gums love this toothbrush: thanks to its 5,460 CUREN® filaments. A CS 5460 ultra soft toothbrush offers exceptional gentleness and efficiency – and is popular all over the world. 5,460 CUREN® filaments, 0.1 mm in diameter.
CPS prime
These are the finest little brushes on the market – for the particularly easy and effective prevention of caries in the side teeth, gingivitis and periodontitis. The quality of a CPS prime brush makes a single cleaning movement sufficient: once in and out. Done.
Black Is White Charcoal Whitening Toothpaste
Refreshingly lemony! “Black Is White” whitening toothpaste removes discolouration using activated carbon without abrading or bleaching. Contain fluoride. Enzymatic system. 15’000 ppm hydroxylapatite. Physical blue filter; cooling sensation while brushing. No SLS. No triclosan. No bleaching agents. Made in Switzerland.
CURAPROX Baby toothbrush
Now every child can look forward to brushing their teeth, right from their very first tooth: The bristles - lots of very fine Curen® filaments - are so soft that it’s impossible to damage the sensitive music membranes in the mouth. With base and rubber-covered brush head. Developed in collaboration with the University of Bern.
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Oral care and oral health: CURAPROX has the products, knowledge and training. Since 1972. We want more than just white teeth or fresh breath: "better health for you" - this is our vision and our mission.
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04/09/2019
Want to keep and maintain a happy, healthy mouth? Always remember to brush twice a day, and to disrupt the biofilm on all your teeth. Don’t let the bacteria accumulate on your teeth for too long. Also remember your regular dental check-ups. Your dentist knows where to look and how to prevent dental diseases. Spread the word and don’t let the bacteria build! Shop all Curaprox dental products now via the link: https://bit.ly/2ho2d8F
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03/09/2019
Dental plaque hides in the interdental space Everyone has some sort of interdental space, but since your tongue isn’t thin enough to get there, you might think you have none. But you do: if you ever used a toothpick, that’s where it went. Interdental space is the best place for the biofilm to accumulate: it’s usually undisturbed, quiet and full of nutrients. So even people with great brushing habits can have dental plaque accumulating in the interdental space. This place has to be cleaned.
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02/09/2019
Interdental brushing: what to avoid 🦷 Do not self-diagnose gum diseases, do not measure your own interdental space and do not stock up on interdental brushes based on self-diagnosis. Interdentals have to be picked out by a professional 🦷 Do not replace regular brushing with interdental brushing altogether. Interdental cleaning is a part of your brushing ritual. Regular brushing is still vital. 🦷 It’s generally a good idea to avoid a high-carb, high-sugar diet as it reduces your saliva’s capacity to protect your teeth. Bacteria breed better when sugars abound, so don’t give them the opportunity.
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01/09/2019
Flossing or interdental brushing? Swipe the gallery Studies showed that interdental brushes are significantly more effective and less aggressive than floss. Dentists also point to the fact that floss can cut into gums and damage them, while the interdental brush doesn’t do that. However, some places will only allow access by floss, and your dentist will indicate this if needed. Interdental brushes go between your teeth and destroy the structures of the biofilm. A simple in-and-out movement is usually enough. The brush is then rinsed clean and can be reused. Unlike dental floss, interdental brushes have bristles that get into all corners and spaces and clean out the plaque. This makes them more effective than floss.
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