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<\/figure>\n\nFirst of all, size \u2014 of the head \u2014 does matter. We should choose brushes with a medium or small<\/strong>head, because with large ones we will struggle to reach every corner of the mouth properly, especially the back teeth.<\/p>\n\n In the case of children, it is very important that the brush is the right size, so the best thing to do is to look at the models recommended for each age range.<\/p>\n\n Another extremely important feature is the firmness of the bristles or filaments. Most experts agree that choosing a medium-firmness toothbrush<\/strong> allows us to remove food debris and plaque without damaging tooth enamel or gums.<\/p>\n\n As for the handle, it is advisable that it be ergonomic and made<\/strong> from a non-slip material. Beyond these<\/strong>specifications, the particular model is down to personal taste. The best shape of brush is the one that feels comfortable and lets you reach all your teeth easily.<\/p>\n\n Replace your toothbrush every 3 months<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Once we have chosen our ideal toothbrush, we should remember to replace it roughly every 3 months, or<\/strong> sooner if necessary. We may see that the filaments are worn and decide not to wait those 3 months, or we may have been ill with a cold \u2014 another good reason to change your toothbrush early. Or do you want to keep all those germs living in your brush?<\/p>\n\n Remember that keeping your toothbrush in good condition contributes enormously to better oral hygiene.<\/p>\n\n