Dear Sadie, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, our silver is an EPA-approved nano-silver, meaning it is food-grade quality and highly tested for safety. It also ensures the antimicrobial effectiveness when in contact with the bacteria cells! Let me know if that answers your question or if you need more info. Thank you again and best regards, The Dr. Plotka's Mouthwatchers Team.

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Mouth Watchers Antimicrobial Toothbrush with Flossing Bristles, Adult Blue

Mouth Watchers Antimicrobial Toothbrush with Flossing Bristles, Adult Blue

Q: What is the difference between the toothbrushes? One is much cheaper price than the others, is there a difference in them!

If you are comparing Mouth Watchers to Mouth Watchers I don't think there is any difference in the brush. It appears there is a price difference based on the supplier that is selling it. The brush is great - my dentist highly recommends it.

Q: Is this the soft bristle brush?

Thank you for your great question and interest in Doctor Plotka’s toothbrushes. The whole line is SOFT. Medium and hard bristles can dramatically damage your gum (and give permanent gum recession) and your teeth enamel. However, because they are not in nylon (like 95% of brushes on the market), they still have a somewhat "firm" feeling and do get the job done! They won't fold or bend on your teeth even though they are super fine, and will get deep down the groves (where the cavities form!) and in between teeth ("flossing bristles") like no other do! You might find the brush a bit abrasive at first if you have a lot of plaque build-up, but the sensation goes away after a few days. Remember: Do NOT brush hard. The more gentle the better :) You are only brushing away food plaque that deposited on your teeth within 20 minutes after eating. A gentle circular motion is plenty to break that thin layer of food/drink plaque! Of course add flossing to your routine to complete your oral hygiene! Most people brush way too hard. A good way to know if you are applying too much pressure on your brush against your teeth is to check the bristles/the head once in a while: if your Doctor Plotka’s toothbrush bristles look like they start to fade away before it’s time to change it (around 4months), then you have your answer! Release pressure when brushes :)