Best Toothbrush For Dental Implants

By: Your One and Only, Online Dental Expert - Writer, Mr. Efrain E. Silva!

There are many great ones for dental implants, and people could argue all day as to which they think is or is not the top one…. not to mention details on its competitors for prices, quality and much more. But let me share with you mine. And of course, you can disagree. But either way, you will have learned a few things on it and why I think it’s “tops”! He heh…. so let me get started with that, and I would like to point out to you this —– Amazon.com: Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, HX6731: Beauty

This healthy – white is a great one and does just what its name says, keeping your teeth ( or in this case, your implants ) healthy and shining, which I think is just what you need…. especially if you are looking at the long – run of things and do not wish to have to replace them for quite some time. Right? Am I right here? I know you are thinking the same thing, too, and that IS what you need! Thanks for your agreement with me friend ( I know you agree because I am psychic…. just kidding, he heh, but I’d be cool if I were ) . Anyways, on to the point at hand —- I also like this kind of a tooth – brush just cause it can clean the implants in 3 modes that you select…. and based on their material make ( such as plastic, metal, porcelain, etc… know what they are made of, start there ) , one of these 3 modes will be best for them. You just have to decide which one it is and potentially try them all out gently.

So the 3 modes offer different kinds and levels of cleaning as well as varied angles, lengths, and much more…. so this gives you some variety and some options which can not hurt at all. And like I said, if you know the material you are cleaning, what the implants are made from in other words, then you will be a step ahead and will more than likely already know which mode to go with. CLEAN MODE, for instance, is the first of these 3 modes and the very, very basic one of them all…. it is where things start out at, like a ‘regular’, if you will ( as opposed to light or intense, he he he heh ) . It is good to start out here, and you can either remove the implants ( if they are removable, of course ) and directly apply the brush on to them to see and get a feel for how well they clean them or you can also just clean them while the implants are straight on your teeth, not missing the back areas, too. Take your time and feel things out. Try CLEAN MODE.