Review on 🪥 Colgate Slim Soft Charcoal Toothbrush - 17x Slimmer Soft Tip Bristles - Buy 2 Get 2 Deal by Dale Mankad

This was the first time I've switched to soft bristles rather than hard and I don't think I'll be going back. I've never used carbon brushes before so I decided to see if it's worth it. Worst case I lose 5 dollars. Here's my verdict after two weeks of use: The soft, thin bristles are good for removing plaque and food debris from between teeth and along the gum line. My teeth are also sensitive and the soft bristles provide a more comfortable job against enamel erosion. My teeth also seem to be a bit whiter after 2 weeks of use, but nothing major. I'm sure my results would have changed if I had combined the product with a different whitening toothpaste or activated charcoal powder. are common symptoms of gingivitis. If you don't thoroughly remove plaque with regular brushing and flossing, that plaque creates bacteria that irritate the lining of your gums. Because of this, people often bleed when they first start flossing regularly. In this case, the soft, thin bristles can irritate already inflamed gums as they remove plaque and tartar from long-standing cracks.