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- Post Date:
- - March 31, 2008
- Minimum Order Quantity:
- - 10,000
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- Product Name
- - sonic toothbrush
- Model
- -
- Production Time:
- - half month
- Brand Name:
- - careme
- Description:
- Electric toothbrush
Brush of three sides can clean three sides of tooth,gum ditch and tooth slot at the same time there is no dead angle in cleaning teeth.
Unique 45 degree brush angle design
Brush fur and tooth surface will form 45 degree automatically, which accords with the principle of Bell's tooth brush", deeply and effectively clean gum ditch and tooth slot.
Patent ultra soft brush material
patent ultra soft brush is made by special craft, relatively hard for the middle brush fur, the surface fur is softer 225% than general nylon brush
Remove tooth fungus spot efficiently, eliminate the cause of disease.
Brush moving 3,000 times around every minute, dispel the obstinate tooth fungus spot that the manual toothbrush can't remove .
Unique gums massage function
It is a natural massager, which massage gums. Improve the blood circulation in tooth circle, firm tooth, prevent the gums from withering.
High-efficient clean tooth result and massage function on the gums, longing run will reduce the emergence of the oral cavity disease greatly.
It accords with the humanized handle, protect body with soft glue, which not only has good hand feeling but also looks beautifully.The full set of water proof design strengthens the dependability of using of the battery.
Verification
1. CareMe 3-sided electric toothbrush has been developed from 3-sided Dentrust Bristle. The bristles used in CareMe are same as Dentrust bristles. So the advantage and feature of CareMe are from the clinical test reports made by Dentrust and plus electric movement feature and advantage. The clinical test reports for Dentrust bristles are as follows. These reports are available upon request.
(1). "A Study of Gingival Irritation and Plaque Removal Following a Three-Minute Toothbrushing" was published by "The Journal of Clinical Dentistry" at Volume V, Number 1, 1994.
(2). "A Six-Month Clinical Evaluation of the Dentrust Toothbrush" was published by "The Journal of Clinical Dentistry" at Volume VII, Number 4, 1996.
(3). "Four-Month Assessment of the Dentrust and Oral-B P35 Toothbrushes in Orthodontic Patients" was published by "The Journal of Clinical Dentistry" at Volume VIII, Number 4, 1997.
2. Dentrust 3-sided bristle was acceptable to American Dental Association (ADA) in 1995.
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