Quelle dureté de filaments me convient?

What bristle hardness is suitable for me?

The choice of bristle hardness is very personal and depends on your teeth, gums, and sensitivity.

You might think that toothbrushes with hard bristles clean better, but in reality they damage tooth enamel and weaken gums. So a soft toothbrush is often the best choice when it comes to caring for your teeth gently.

However, for those who prefer a firmer cleaning sensation, we recommend Berninox medium heads, which have also been designed to protect your gums. For particularly sensitive gums, such as those of pregnant women, people who have undergone dental surgery, suffer from periodontitis, or simply because of natural sensitivity, opt for the super soft bristles. This option prevents bleeding and offers a gentler, more comfortable experience for your mouth.
To learn more about gum sensitivity during pregnancy: click here .

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  • Medium

    Our recommendation: For healthy teeth and gums

    Combination of 3 bristles types:

    • Transparent medium interdental bristles (0.20mm), relatively firm for effective plaque removal.
    • Soft white interdental bristles (0.18mm) to avoid irritating the gums.
    • Medical-grade elastomer (TPE) bristles to "erase" staining and protect the gums.
  • Soft

    Our recommendation: Soft: For slightly sensitive teeth and gums.

    Combination of 3 bristles types

    • Soft white interdental bristles (0.18mm) for gentle yet effective plaque removal.
    • A small line of transparent medium interdental bristles (0.20mm) that contribute to thorough plaque removal.
    • Medical-grade elastomer (TPE) bristles to "erase" staining and protect the gums.
  • Super Soft

    Our recommendation: For very sensitive teeth and gums.

    Combination of 2 bristles types

    • Super soft white interdental bristles (0.15mm) for very gentle yet effective plaque removal.
    • Medical-grade elastomer (TPE) bristles to "erase" staining and protect the gums.

As the choice is highly individual, if you still have any doubts,
discuss it with your dentist
to determine which hardness would be most suitable for your situation.