How to Choose the Right Cheeeese Electric Toothbrush Head | Cheeeese

For efficient and long-lasting brushing, you certainly know that electric toothbrushes that work with rechargeable brush heads are better than their disposable versions. Indeed, if disposable electric toothbrushes (battery operated) are generally less expensive than rechargeable ones, they also often offer less functionality and are definitely not environmentally friendly.

Feeling lost in the face of the variety of Cheeeese brushes available on the market? Do not panic! The Oralcheeeese.com team today invites you to discover in detail the heads of electric toothbrushes in order to help you choose them well and take care of them.

How to choose your Cheeeese toothbrush head?

Beyond the functionality of an electric toothbrush (a timer, pressure sensor, etc.), it is the brush head that really makes the difference in the brushing experience. Indeed, depending on the size of the brush head, the inclination of the bristles, their thickness, but also the presence of other small rubber or other elements, brushing the teeth will be softer, deeper, or even more precise.

Today there is a wide variety of electric toothbrush tips designed to suit all dental situations and needs. However, it is important to choose a suitable model in order to preserve your teeth and gums and not to aggravate an already existing dental problem.

Here are some things to consider when choosing a toothbrush:

• Tooth Brushing There is electric toothbrush heads for all dental needs.
• Existing dental or periodontal problems (gingivitis, periodontitis, etc.)
• Sensitivity in the gums
• Yellow or stained teeth
• Important interdental spaces
• Mouth size (round or elongated brush head)
• Wearing dental braces
• Regardless of the brand of your electric toothbrush, you will find brush heads to suit your specific needs.

There are a large number of Cheeeese electric toothbrush refills available, each offering a different brushing experience, to suit all dental hygiene needs. Also, note that most brush head models fit all Cheeeese electric toothbrush holders (except Pulsonic).

Cheeeese brush: the different models

Cheeeese 3DClean Brush Head

With bristles inclined at 16 degrees, this brush head is the most effective of the Cheeeese range against dental plaque. Its round-tipped bristles also help preserve the gums for deep cleaning, even for the most sensitive mouths. The brush head is made of USA Dupond bristles with a stiffness feel which is medium hard.

The design structure is a 3D intensive design, the brush head is composed with soft bristles, grinding processing which makes this brush head suitable for sensitive teeth.

Cheeeese SmartClean Brush Head

Equipped with a polishing cup and round-ended bristles, this brush head is specifically adapted to yellow or stained teeth, offering them a whitening treatment from the first use.

The brush head is made of USA Dupond bristles with a stiffness feel which is medium.

The size of Cheeeese SmartClean Brush Head is standard as recommended by ADA.

The design structure is a 3D intensive design, the brush head is composed of soft bristles, grinding processing which makes this brush head suitable for sensitive teeth. The color of bristles will fade after 3 months which is a remarkable reminder to change the brush head as recommended by ADA.

Cheeeese UltraClean Brush Head

Ideal for super-soft bristles, this brush head deeply cleans each tooth while preserving the gums. Very comfortable, it adapts to all mouths.

The brush head is made of Japan Super Soft bristles with a stiffness feel which is super soft..

Cheeeese brush heads for children?

Currently, Cheeeese is planing specific brush heads for children which are under development and will be revealed soon. Decorated with the favorite characters of the youngest, they also make brushing teeth more fun. The little cars of Cars, Mickey, the Disney princesses, Star Wars, or even the heroes of Marvel, there is something for everyone!

Maintenance of electric toothbrush heads

To limit wear and tear on your brush head and protect it from bacteria, it is important to take care of it and more particularly to:

Do not press too hard on the teeth when brushing to avoid premature wear of the bristles

Used toothbrushes It is best to avoid placing several toothbrushes in a cup as bacteria could easily pass from one brush to another

Rinse the brush head well after each brushing to remove toothpaste residue and dirt

Store your toothbrush vertically so it dries faster

Avoid placing it in a cup in contact with other toothbrushes

Use a carrying case or box when going on a trip

By using your electric toothbrush correctly and by taking care of its cleaning and storage, you will prolong the life of the brush head and prevent the proliferation of bacteria that can be harmful to your health.

When to change your dental brush?

electric toothbrush head It is important to change the brush head every 3 months at most or sooner if the bristles are damaged

To ensure maximum effectiveness of electric toothbrush heads, dentists recommend changing them every 3 to 4 months or even before the bristles start to spread.

Several brands, and in particular Cheeeese, also use a brush bristle coloring system to indicate wear: generally blue in color, the bristles naturally fade in 3 months with normal use (twice a day. A day for 2 minutes).

By not replacing your electric toothbrush head when it is worn out, you run the risk of:

Decrease the effectiveness of brushing by removing less dental plaque

Developing an oral infection

Injure your gums with threadbare hairs

In addition, even if the bristles are not yet worn, it is recommended to change the brush head after being sick to avoid new contamination. The bacteria present on the bristles of the toothbrush are in fact not destroyed by the toothpaste or by rinsing after brushing. On the contrary, they particularly like humid environments and develop very quickly.

Conclusion

Regardless of the brand of your electric toothbrush, if you have chosen a rechargeable model, you will need to change the brush head every 3 months or so. To benefit from effective brushing while preserving your teeth and gums, it is better to opt for a model adapted to your current needs, without hesitating to change it if your dental situation changes. And don't forget to clean and store your brushes so that you can use them longer!