$3.49 CAD
Description
A six-row bristle head, wider than the three- and four-row heads used on most standard toothbrushes. Manufactured in Japan by Ebisu Corporation, an Osaka-founded company that registered its toothbrush trademark in 1919.
The Ebisu Premium Care Toothbrush in the six-row regular size is a Japanese manual toothbrush built around a wider-than-usual head. Most toothbrushes sold in North America carry three or four rows of bristle tufts. This one carries six, which means more bristle surface makes contact with the tooth face on each stroke and fewer strokes are needed to work along an arch.
The bristles on this model are the soft grade. Soft bristles flex more readily against the tooth and gum line, which suits people who brush firmly out of habit, anyone who finds medium bristles uncomfortable, and those who have been advised by their dentist to use a gentler brush. The handle is moulded polypropylene with a straight profile and a textured grip zone.
Ebisu has been making toothbrushes in Japan for over a century, and the Premium Care range is its everyday line. The packaging is Japanese domestic, and the colour of the handle is assigned at random, so the brush you receive may not match the image shown.
Features
● Six rows of bristle tufts for a wider brushing surface
● Soft bristle grade suited to sensitive gums and firm brushers
● Polypropylene handle with a textured grip section
● Straight handle profile for controlled angling along the gum line
● Model code B-3601S on Japanese packaging
● Made in Japan
Concerns
● Sensitive gums
● Discomfort with medium or firm bristles
● A habit of brushing too hard
● Wanting fewer strokes to cover the full arch
Suitable For
● Adults looking for a soft-bristled manual toothbrush
● Anyone advised to switch to a gentler brush
● People who prefer a wider head over a compact one
● Everyday morning and evening brushing
Made In
Japan
● The six-row head covers more tooth surface per stroke than a standard three- or four-row brush
● Soft bristles flex against the gum line rather than pressing into it, which suits people who brush with a heavy hand
● The straight handle makes it easy to hold the brush at a consistent angle along the gum margin
● Textured grip zone keeps the handle stable when wet
● Japanese manufacturing with consistent bristle trimming and rounding
● Simple manual design with nothing to charge or replace apart from the brush itself
1. Wet the bristles and apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste.
2. Hold the brush at roughly a forty-five-degree angle to the gum line rather than flat against the tooth face.
3. Brush in small circular or short back-and-forth motions, working through the arch in sections so every surface is covered.
4. Brush the outer surfaces, the inner surfaces, and the chewing surfaces, and give attention to the back molars.
5. Brush for about two minutes in total, twice a day, then rinse your mouth and rinse the brush head thoroughly.
6. Shake off excess water and store the brush upright with the head uncovered so the bristles can air dry. Replace it every three months, or sooner if the bristles splay.
Key Ingredients
· Nylon Bristles: Soft synthetic fibres designed for gentle cleaning while helping remove plaque.
· Polypropylene Handle: Lightweight and durable plastic material used for the toothbrush body.
· Elastomer Grip: Soft-touch material added for a comfortable and secure hold.
· Stainless Steel Wire: Used to secure the bristles inside the brush head.
Ingredient Claims
· Soft bristle toothbrush
· 6-row dense bristle design
· Regular size brush head
· Designed for daily oral care
· Helps clean between teeth and along the gum line
· Comfortable grip handle
Full Ingredients List
Materials: polypropylene handle, synthetic filament bristles. Exact bristle filament type and heat resistance rating as printed on the Japanese packaging.
Ebisu Corporation traces its origins to an Osaka sundries merchant established in 1896, and registered the Ebisu toothbrush trademark in 1919. The company incorporated as a toothbrush manufacturer in 1963, later consolidating its group and moving its base to Nara prefecture, where it still produces oral care goods today. Alongside toothbrushes and tongue cleaners, the company makes a range of household plastic products. Its brushes are a familiar sight in Japanese pharmacies and supermarkets, known for wide multi-row heads and tightly specified bristle grades rather than for marketing gimmicks.
● 1 x Ebisu Premium Care Toothbrush, six-row regular, soft (B-3601S)
● Handle colour is assigned at random and cannot be selected
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Both words appear on the packaging, and they describe two different things. "Regular" is the head size within the Ebisu six-row range, and "soft" is the bristle grade. This model, B-3601S, has soft bristles.
It refers to the number of rows of bristle tufts on the head. Most toothbrushes have three or four. Six rows give a wider brushing surface, so you cover more tooth area with each stroke.
No. Ebisu ships these in assorted colours and the colour is assigned at random, so the handle you receive may differ from the photograph.
Every three months is the usual guidance, or sooner if the bristles begin to splay outward or lose their shape.
Some people find a wide head less manoeuvrable around the rearmost molars than a compact head. If you have a small mouth or a strong gag reflex, a compact head may suit you better.
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