Angle Correctly
Apply Light Pressure
Use Gentle Strokes
Don't Forget Your Tongue
Angle bristles at 45 degrees toward the gumline. This position allows the micro-bristles to reach beneath the gumline and clean interdental spaces effectively.
Light pressure is essential: let the 0.01mm micro-bristles sweep plaque without scrubbing. Excessive force can damage gums and enamel, negating the benefits of soft bristles.
Employ short, gentle, back-and-forth strokes across each tooth surface. Focus on one or two teeth at a time, ensuring thorough coverage before moving on.
Gently brush your tongue from back to front to remove bacteria and freshen breath. This final step completes your oral hygiene routine for a cleaner mouth.
Maintain Optimal Oral Health
Extend the life of your brush and enhance your daily routine with these expert tips for lasting gum health and effective cleaning.
Replace Regularly
Rinse & Store
Avoid Aggression
Replace your toothbrush every 2 to 3 months, or sooner if bristles fray. This maintains bristle elasticity and hygiene for consistent cleaning performance.
Rinse your brush thoroughly after each use and store it upright to air dry. Proper storage prevents bacterial growth and keeps your bristles clean.
Trust the ultra-soft bristles to clean effectively without damaging enamel or gums. Avoid aggressive scrubbing, as it can lead to gum recession and sensitivity.
Experience Gentle, Effective Cleaning
Upgrade your daily routine with the Mizo UltraSoft Toothbrush, engineered by dentists for your gum health and designed for superior plaque removal.