Toothbrush

 There are a myriad of choices in the world of toothbrushes. You can pick between bristles with soft or hard bristles. Additionally, there are electric vs. manual. Rectangular or tapered heads. The kind of handle, non-slip grip flexible neck, and even the design of the handle. Are they better than the other? In this article, we'll discuss the main differences between electric vs manual and which type of toothbrush we suggest using.Most dentists would recommend a soft bristle toothbrush as it's the most comfortable and safest option. Based on the intensity with which you use your toothbrush, softer bristles are gentler on gums, whereas the hard bristles could damage your gums, tooth surface, and enamel.There's no significant difference, aside from the convenience. Flexible handles are preferred by certain people due to their ability to angle their toothbrush with greater ease, while rigid handles are easier to hold. You should choose a handle that feels more comfortable to you, or consult your dentist to help you pick the right brush.