Beautiful card deck, exactly what my speech pathology clinic needs. Work so well with spoon savers cards. Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful card deck, exactly what my speech pathology clinic needs. Thank you so much 😊
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Baby- Collis-Curve Toothbrush with Triplefit Bristles
Baby- Collis-Curve Toothbrush with Triplefit Bristles
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Dubbed a “life- saver” by parents who brush the teeth and gums of their children.
The Collis Curve Toothbrushes are great for kids/adults with oral sensitivities, people learning to brush, having difficulties brushing their teeth and particularly useful where mouth care is provided by a second person.
The Collis Curve Toothbrush features two outer rows of curved bristles and a center row of short straight bristles, enabling front, back and top of each tooth to be cleaned and gums massaged, all at once.
They feel thinner and less obtrusive than other brushes with bristles curved and flexible to gently flex and rotate around undercut and malpositioned teeth.
The compact head and efficient patented Triplefit bristles prevent gagging when brushing back teeth and eliminate any harsh poking actions that can occur with the straight bristled brush.
They are more comfortable for care recipients and removes plaque in half the time of other brushes.
The Baby Brush is good for use at appearance of first tooth until permanent first molars appear at approximately 6 years of age.
- Recommended for Ages 4 months - 5 years
- Great for assisted brushing
- Easy handle manipulation
Bristle head dimensions- L 15mm, W 6mm, H 6mm
Other Collis Curve brushes in the range include baby, Youth, Adult Medium and Adult Perio.
How to brush effectively:
Place the Collis Curve toothbrush over the top of the lower front teeth. Using a short back and forth brushing motion, gradually progress to the back teeth on one side.
Re-position the brush over the lower front teeth and brush to reach the back teeth on the other side. Repeat for the upper teeth.
If necessary, tilt the brush from side-to-side as you brush, to ensure reaching the tooth surface at and below the gum margin.
Initially, bleeding from the gums may occur, indicating that plaque has not been removed previously from this area. If bleeding persists, contact a dental professional.
To clean any areas you may have missed, use the Collis Curve toothbrush as you would a straight-bristled toothbrush.
Clinical tests show the curved bristle to be more effective in massaging gums and removing plaque than the conventional straight bristle.
Remember, the main aim of tooth brushing is to remove plaque from all surfaces to prevent dental decay and gum disease.
Reviews:
'I have a special needs child and our dentist suggested this toothbrush for a better clean. I recently started having my other child use one as he wasn’t doing a great job brushing. They work great and my kids prefer them over regular brushes.'
– Cynthia A.
Wonderful for an Alzheimer's patient
'Purchased these for my husband, who is in moderate stage Alzheimer's. I had noticed that he was brushing side to side, when I could get him to brush, and this is exactly what has been needed to make sure his teeth get a good brushing while allowing him to care for himself.
Having heard of the Collis Curve years ago, I did not realize how great my need would be for this invention. If you have a child just learning to brush or a loved one that is forgetting how to brush, this is a very worthwhile purchase.'
Great for getting rid of cavities in the back of your mouth. Quadriplegic approved.
'I'm in a different boat than most people because I'm a disabled quadriplegic veteran. So caregivers were missing my back teeth brushing and I was paying the price with cavities and fillings. The dentist offered this toothbrush and I haven't quit yet because the cavities are gone.
Hopefully this helps people if it works for me it should work for everyone else because my teeth are crooked as can be.'
– Matthew L.
