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Can I Harden the Bristles on an Electric Toothbrush?

How can I harden bristles on an electric toothbrush?

By Nancy Feeney from Wood Ridge, NJ

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October 22, 20100 found this helpful

I don't know that you can do that; however most electric toothbrushes offer "refill" brushes in a variety of bristle firmness. You should ask your dentist, however, as most dentists don't recommend any other than soft! Scrubs the enamel right off the teeth. and if you're over 30 and your gums are not in perfect health, they may have pulled back slightly above (or below, on the bottom) the strong enamel part of the tooth, and the exposed top or bottom of the tooth is much softer and more vulnerable, and you can grind grooves into them.

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(If you're trying to whiten your teeth, there are toothpastes that can do that.)

 

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October 23, 20100 found this helpful

As Jilson said, it's best to purchase soft bristles and if your bristles are simply worn out there are brush refills readily available at your local pharmacy at a very reasonable price for a pack of two or three. :-) I've had my electric toothbrush for over three years now and love it!

 

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