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PAROGENCYL
Gum Care Toothbrush 20/100 Soft
Gum Care Toothbrush 20/100 Soft
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3,99 €
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Description
The Parogencyl Gum Care 20/100 Soft toothbrush is designed to provide optimal care for sensitive gums and maintain good oral hygiene. Its soft bristles effectively clean while protecting irritated or inflamed gums. The ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip and maximum control while brushing. Ideal for adults looking for gentle yet effective gum care.
The Parogencyl Gum Care 20/100 Soft toothbrush is designed to provide optimal care for sensitive gums and maintain good oral hygiene. Its soft bristles effectively clean while protecting irritated or inflamed gums. The ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip and maximum control while brushing. Ideal for adults looking for gentle yet effective gum care.
Indications
Recommended for people suffering from gum sensitivity, gingivitis, or after dental treatments that require gentle brushing. Can be used for mild bleeding and to prevent gum inflammation.
Recommended for people suffering from gum sensitivity, gingivitis, or after dental treatments that require gentle brushing. Can be used for mild bleeding and to prevent gum inflammation.
Directions for use
Use your Parogencyl Gum Care 20/100 Soft toothbrush two to three times a day, especially after meals. Brush your teeth with gentle, circular motions, paying particular attention to the gum line to effectively remove plaque. Change your brush every three months or as soon as the bristles begin to fray. Avoid brushing too vigorously to protect your gums. Visit your dentist regularly. Ask your pharmacist for advice.
Use your Parogencyl Gum Care 20/100 Soft toothbrush two to three times a day, especially after meals. Brush your teeth with gentle, circular motions, paying particular attention to the gum line to effectively remove plaque. Change your brush every three months or as soon as the bristles begin to fray. Avoid brushing too vigorously to protect your gums. Visit your dentist regularly. Ask your pharmacist for advice.
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