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Sonya Eckel
New Braunfels, TX
Silver Senior Vice President
Inhibits bacterial growth and buildup and self-sanitizes within hours of use! On contact with water, the silver on the unique bristle base releases active ions that eliminate up to 99.9% of the bacteria that cause plaque, cavities and gingivitis.
The unique, replaceable Silver Care Plus Head snaps in and out, and the plastic handle is reusable.
- Not intended for individuals requiring assistance brushing their teeth or children under the age of three.
- Problem & Solution
PROBLEM
Did you know? According to research, the most common bacteria found on toothbrushes are the same ones that cause plaque, cavities, gingivitis and bad breath.SOLUTION
Use a Norwex Silver Care Toothbrush with a silver-covered base for natural and continuous antibacterial properties. As the bristles dry, the brush is sanitized! - Use & Care
- Wet the toothbrush, which immediately starts the antibacterial action.
- Apply toothpaste or gel and brush teeth thoroughly.
- Many dentists recommend the Bass technique when brushing—from down to up for the lower teeth, and from up to down for the upper teeth.
- Thoroughly rinse the Silver Care Toothbrush after each use.
- The brush is sanitized when the bristles have dried completely.
- Dentists recommend replacing toothbrush every three months, or as the bristles wear.
- Features & Benefits
- Gently curved handle provides non-slip grip.
- Flexible nylon bristles clean teeth gently and effectively.
- Medium or soft bristles available.
- Antibacterial properties interrupt the survival of bacteria, viruses and fungi.
- Self-sanitizes within hours, helping to reduce bacteria.
- Reduces waste - just throw out the refill base, not the whole brush.
- One replacement refill included, additional are available.
- Handy brush cover to helps reduce dust and dirt particles on bristles between brushing and when traveling.
- Four different colors available.
- Did You Know?
- The first “toothbrush” was created around 3000 BC. Ancient civilizations used a thin twig with a frayed edge to rub against their teeth for cleaning.
- Dentists recommend brushing for at least two minutes, twice a day.
