Manual and Electric Toothbrushes, which is more Effective?

Manual and Electric Toothbrushes, which is more Effective?

According to the American Dental Association (ADA) both manual and electric toothbrushes are effective in removing oral plaque that causes decay and disease. It will all depends on the persons preference of comfort otherwise medically recommended by the dentist.

Manual Toothbrushes-offers a simple and effective method to oral care. It requires users to be aware of their brushing habits, ensuring thorough cleaning through correct motions and pressures. It is more accessible, can be use anytime and anywhere without being charged to function and safer for kids.

Electric toothbrushes- delivers a thorough cleanse but also reach difficult areas more effectively. the vibration of bristles does all the function in removing plaque buildup across the teeth. It can be also healthier choice for people with limited mobilities such as with carpal tunnel syndrome, developmental disabilities and arthritis.

Dental Consideration:

Both manual and electric toothbrushes are effective at cleaning teeth, providing you practice proper brushing technique with the right amount of fluoridated toothpaste and replacing manual toothbrush or brush head (electric toothbrushes) every 3 to 4 months or whenever its necessary. We also suggest talking to your dentist for appropriate recommendation which toothbrush is suitable for you.