EBISU Premium Toothbrush 6 Row Regular Normal

$3.49 CAD

Description

● A six-row Japanese toothbrush with a wider head than a standard brush. ● Normal bristle firmness. ● Covers more tooth surface per stroke, so brushing takes less time. ● Densely packed bristles for effective plaque removal. ● Slim handle with a controlled grip. ● Made in Japan.


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Overview

Most toothbrushes have three or four rows of bristles. A six-row brush is wider, and the point is coverage: more tooth surface per stroke means fewer strokes to cover the mouth properly, which in practice means most people brush more thoroughly in the same two minutes.

Ebisu is one of Japan's longest-established toothbrush makers, and the six-row Premium is its best-known format. The bristles are densely packed rather than sparse, which is what makes the extra width count rather than just making the head bigger.

This is the Regular head in Normal firmness, the everyday specification. For shoppers looking to buy a Japanese toothbrush in Canada, it is noticeably different in feel from the North American norm. It is also an option for those searching for a six-row toothbrush in Canada. If you are looking to buy a wide-head Ebisu toothbrush in Canada, this is the standard entry point to the range.

Features

●        Six rows of bristles

●        Normal bristle firmness

●        Regular head size

●        Densely packed bristle tufts

●        Slim ergonomic handle

●        For adult use

Concerns

●        Brushing feeling rushed or incomplete

●        Narrow brush heads covering little ground per stroke

●        Plaque build-up between brushings

●        Wanting a more efficient two minutes

Suitable For

●        Adults

●        Daily brushing, morning and evening

●        Anyone who finds standard brushes slow to cover the mouth

●        People without particularly sensitive gums

Made In

Made in Japan.


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Got questions? We’ve got answers!

Q:1 Why six rows?

A: A wider head covers more tooth surface per stroke, so a full two minutes of brushing covers more ground than it would with a narrow three- or four-row brush.

Q:2 Is a wide head harder to use at the back?

A: It takes a little getting used to if you are coming from a compact brush. If reaching the back molars is your main concern, a compact head is the better choice.

Q:3 What does Normal firmness mean?

A: It is the standard middle firmness, between soft and hard. If you have sensitive or receding gums, choose a soft brush instead.

Q:4 How often should I replace it?

A: Every three months, or sooner if the bristles splay or lose their shape. A splayed brush cleans poorly.

Q:5 How hard should I brush?

A: Lightly. Brushing hard does not clean better and is a common cause of gum recession and enamel wear.

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