Top Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Toothbrush Now


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Uploaded on Jul 3, 2025

This informative presentation covers the key signs that indicate your toothbrush may no longer be effective and could be harming your oral health. Discover how worn bristles, unpleasant odors, and improper storage can affect dental hygiene. For a detailed breakdown on when to say goodbye to your toothbrush, explore essential guidance from dental professionals. Don’t miss this presentation—take action to protect your smile and ensure optimal brushing habits starting today. Learn more- https://southshoredentist.com/blog/when-to-say-goodbye-to-your-toothbrush

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Top Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Toothbrush Now

When to Say Goodbye to Your S G Toothbrush Why Toothbrush Replacement Matters 3-4 700+ 25% Months Bacteria Reduced Recommended Different species Efficiency replacement interval found on used Cleaning power lost by dental toothbrushes after three months professionals of use 1. Bristles Losing SWahrnaingp Seigns The Impact • Splayed bristles Frayed bristles can't reach between teeth effectively. • Flattened brush head They miss plaque in tight spaces. Bacteria multiply in these missed areas. • Bristles pointing in multiple directions 2. Persistent Plaque Regular Brushing Yet plaque remains visible Inspect Bristles Check for wear and tear Replace Toothbrush Get a fresh, effective brush When plaque persists despite thorough brushing, your toothbrush has likely lost its effectiveness. Time for a change. 3. After You Drop It High-Risk Invisible Threats S•uBraftharcooems floors • E. coli bacteria • Near toilet areas • Staphylococcus • Public sinks • Fungal spores Proper Response • Discard immediately • Don't attempt cleaning • Replace with new brush 4. Sharing Brushes (Even by Mistake) Viral Transfer Cold sores, flu viruses Bacterial EMxoucthh abancgteeria enters bloodstream Oral Health Risk Increased cavity and gum disease risk Even accidental sharing requires immediate replacement. Never share brushes, even among family members. 5. Discomfort During Brushing Gum Irritation Sore, red gums after brushing Bleeding Pink toothpaste when spitting Sensitivity Teeth feel uncomfortable when brushing Maintain Your Oral HeRaeglutlahr Check- Set Reminders Vuipsits your dentist every six months for professional Mark your calendar for toothbrush replacement cleaning every 3-4 months Local Expertise Healthy Habits Visit our preventative dental service in Trenton, MI Brush twice daily with a fresh, effective toothbrush Reach Us At Southshore Dentist 2861 West Road Trenton, MI 48183 (734) 675-0585 [email protected] om SouthshoreDentist.com