Description
- Set contains 3 OraMD Dr. Bass Toothbrushes (random color) and 3 OraMD Pure Unwaxed Dental Floss
- Soft nylon bristles are rounded to prevent scratching, puncturing, and tearing of the gum tissue
- Soft bristles bend effectively to penetrate into the grooves and spaces on and in between the teeth
- Just the basics: free of chemical waxes, fragrances, synthetic and artificial flavorings
- Durable: shred and break resistant - remove plaque and food particles from between the teeth
Dr. Charles C. Bass devoted 20 years of his life to developing this revolutionary toothbrush and brushing technique. The OraMD toothbrush has 3 rows of bristles, 6 tufts to a row, evenly spaced. The bristle length is 13/32 of an inch long and .007 inches in diameter. For best results, follow these directions exactly: Hold the OraMD Toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to your teeth and brush in a short, circular motion with the bristles penetrating the gum line as you brush. Apply firm but light pressure. This gentle sweeping action along the gum line will dislodge the soft material containing foreign particles. Brush the outer, inner, and chewing surfaces. You may experience slight bleeding for the first couple days as the OraMD toothbrush and brushing technique penetrates and cleans the gingival crevices. We recommend using OraMD as your powerful toothpaste and mouthwash alternative. OraMD Unwaxed Dental Floss is a safe addition to your oral hygiene routine! It works effectively to remove foreign particles and debris from between the teeth. Feel confident that our OraMD Unwaxed Dental Floss doesn't use any chemical or synthetic waxes or fragrances. Some dental floss manufacturers coat their products in a Teflon-like substance that contains highly toxic PFAs. One study found that women who flossed with a popular brand of floss had higher levels of a chemical called perfluorohexane sulfonic acid (PFHxS) in their blood than women who didnt use that type of floss. These chemicals have been linked to liver damage, harm to the immune system, developmental issues, cancer, and can persist in peoples bodies and environment for many years. The wax used in conventional floss is often 20% paraffin wax and 80% microcrystalline which are both derived from petroleum. Microcrystalline waxes are derived from the refining of the heavy distillates from lubricant oil production.This by-product must then be de-oiled at a wax-refinery and then hydro-treated to remove odors.