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Hydrosonic Black is White Carbon Duo
Hydrosonic Black is white Carbon brush heads combine gentle sonic plaque removal with everyday surface-stain care. The two-head pack renews the cleaning performance of any Curaprox Hydrosonic toothbrush while retaining the existing rechargeable handle.
Ultra-fine Curen® filaments are coated with activated carbon particles to absorb discolouration during regular brushing. The small, droplet-shaped head supports precise tooth-by-tooth cleaning, and CURACURVE® ergonomics improve access behind front teeth and around back teeth. The shape also supports the hydrodynamic effect created by Hydrosonic movement. Both heads fit every Curaprox Hydrosonic model. Replace each head after no more than three months, or earlier when filaments show wear; braces may require more frequent replacement.
Can activated charcoal damage teeth?
Depending on its formulation, activated charcoal can stress enamel. Black is white, however, was developed to remove surface stains particularly gently while remaining soft on enamel and gums.
How often to change the electric toothbrush head?
If you brush your teeth regularly twice a day, replace the electric toothbrush head every 2–3 months. Well, this is only a rough guideline. If you were ill or if the brush head shows signs of wear before then, replace it. Change it after 3 months at the latest, no matter how good it still looks. Why? Using a worn toothbrush increases the risk of not brushing properly. This may result in plaque residue on your teeth and eventually in tooth decay. If you wear brackets: replace the brush head every 6–8 weeks to achieve optimal results, as the bristles can wear out more quickly due to the brackets and wires.
How quickly will I see whitening results?
Depending on your starting point and everyday habits, first results may become visible after just a few applications. For best results, we recommend regular use.
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Can activated charcoal damage teeth?
Depending on its formulation, activated charcoal can stress enamel. Black is white, however, was developed to remove surface stains particularly gently while remaining soft on enamel and gums.
How often to change the electric toothbrush head?
If you brush your teeth regularly twice a day, replace the electric toothbrush head every 2–3 months. Well, this is only a rough guideline. If you were ill or if the brush head shows signs of wear before then, replace it. Change it after 3 months at the latest, no matter how good it still looks. Why? Using a worn toothbrush increases the risk of not brushing properly. This may result in plaque residue on your teeth and eventually in tooth decay. If you wear brackets: replace the brush head every 6–8 weeks to achieve optimal results, as the bristles can wear out more quickly due to the brackets and wires.
How quickly will I see whitening results?
Depending on your starting point and everyday habits, first results may become visible after just a few applications. For best results, we recommend regular use.
Does Black Is white toothpaste really whiten teeth?
Yes. Black is white gently removes surface stains caused by coffee, tea or smoking while enhancing the natural whiteness of your teeth.
How do I clean and care for my Hydrosonic toothbrush properly?
Rinse the brush head thoroughly with water after every use and allow it to dry properly. Clean the handle regularly with a soft cloth as well. For best results, we recommend replacing the brush head every 2–3 months.
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