Brushette Helpdesk

Toothbrush bristles get dirtier with each use. Residues of toothpaste, saliva, and moisture build up and create a breeding ground for bacteria. This means y...

         Sharing is caring, but this is not the case! For obvious hygiene reasons, it is not recommended to share your neck adapter and/or electric too...

The Brushette® neck adapter has been designed so that water can flow inside to remove daily impurities and deposits that are regularly found on the brushes ...

American Dental Association recommends to brush your teeth twice day and for at least two minutes.

Sure! It is safe to use an electric toothbrush in the shower unless it's not being charged. It's a great way to save your time and brushettes won...

Sharing is caring, but there are limitations: You can share new brushettes. Putting up a box for your household with a bunch of function is typically what ...

No two people have the same set of teeth — your teeth are as unique as your fingerprints. 

Over a lifetime your mouth produces over 25000 quarts of saliva. That amount is enough to fill two swimming pools. Saliva has many uses, including assisting...

Early versions of toothbrushes with animal hair was not beneficial, as the animal hair used to fall out and did not really fight the bacteria. The first too...

Brushing three times a day for two minutes each time can burn more than 3,500 calories a year. So, you could lose a kilo per year just by brushing your teet...