A sensitive mouth, irritated gums or recovery after a surgical procedure in the oral cavity often makes daily oral hygiene a painful task. When brushing hurts, there is a risk that you will skip spots, which increases the build-up of plaque and the risk of inflammation. The Curasept Toothbrush Specialist Surgical offers the ideal, extremely mild solution here. This toothbrush is specially designed to clean the oral cavity effectively without exerting pressure or irritation on vulnerable tissue. This allows you to continue your daily brushing routine with confidence and support your recovery in a responsible manner.

Key benefits

• Atraumatic cleaning: The 12,000 ultrafine bristles of only 0.06 mm thick ensure an unprecedentedly soft touch that spares the gums.
• Optimal reach: The compact and flexible brush head reaches the most difficult spots in the mouth effortlessly without exerting extra pressure.
• Supports recovery: Specially developed for use after surgical procedures, with implants or with extremely sensitive gums.
• Ergonomic grip: The flexible handle helps to regulate brushing pressure for a controlled and safe cleaning.

How it works

Where regular toothbrushes often have bristles that are too stiff and can irritate damaged tissue, the Curasept Specialist Surgical distributes the brushing pressure over 12,000 extremely thin bristles. This unique density ensures that plaque is loosened and wiped away gently but thoroughly, without creating mechanical friction or pressure on the wound or stitches. This contributes to a clean oral environment, which is essential for a smooth and trouble-free recovery process after dental procedures.

Composition

Ingredients

Synthetic ultrafine bristles (0.06 mm), plastic handle and brush head filling.

Use & Dosage

Use the toothbrush daily, or as advised by your dentist or oral surgeon. Brush with very light, circular movements over the teeth and gums. Rinse the brush thoroughly with lukewarm water after each use and let it dry upright in the air.

Safety & Disclaimer

Replace the toothbrush regularly, at the latest after 2 to 3 months, or immediately when the bristles show signs of wear. When using after a surgical procedure, always follow the specific instructions of your attending physician or dentist.