EBISU Premium Toothbrush 6 Row Compact Regular

$3.49 CAD

Description

The Ebisu Premium toothbrush in the 6 Row Compact format is a Japanese toothbrush with six rows of bristles rather than the usual three or four. The wider head is designed to cover more tooth surface per stroke while staying compact enough to reach the back teeth.


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OVERVIEW

Japanese toothbrushes tend to have smaller heads and finer bristles than Western ones, and Ebisu is one of the best-known names in that category. The Premium 6 Row Compact is its wide-head option, packing six rows of bristles into a head small enough to still reach the back molars.

The six-row layout is the point of difference. Most toothbrushes run three- or four-row, which means more strokes to cover the same surface. Six rows in a compact head cover more tooth per pass without making the brush unwieldy in the mouth. Ebisu has been making oral care products in Japan since 1947 and its brushes are a fixture in Japanese drugstores.

Features

●        Six rows of bristles rather than the usual three or four

●        Compact head that still reaches the back teeth

●        Covers more tooth surface per stroke than a standard brush

●        From Ebisu, a Japanese oral care maker founded in 1947

●        Densely packed bristles

Concerns

●        Brushes with heads too large to reach the back teeth

●        Taking a long time to cover the whole mouth

●        Wanting a Japanese-style brush rather than a Western one

●        Bristles that splay quickly

Suitable For

●        Adults wanting efficient daily brushing

●        Anyone who prefers a Japanese-style compact head

●        Replacing every three months, as dentists generally advise

●        Not suitable if you specifically need a soft brush and this is the regular version

Made In

●        Japan


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Got questions? We’ve got answers!

Q1: What does six-row mean?

A: The number of bristle rows across the head. Most toothbrushes have three or four; six covers more tooth surface per stroke.

Q2: How often should I replace it?

A: Every three months is the usual advice, or sooner if the bristles start to splay.

Q3: How is a Japanese toothbrush different?

A: Japanese brushes generally have smaller heads and finer bristles than Western ones, which many people find easier to manoeuvre around the back teeth.

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