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Contrary to popular belief, overly energetic brushing to remove dental plaque is not a good...Read all the answersHow should I brush my teeth if I have sensitive gums?
To avoid hurting sensitive gums when brushing, it's better to use a toothbrush that has soft bristles with rounded tips.
Be careful not to worsen gum hypersensitivity by using an excessively abrasive toothpaste. Instead choose a fluoride gel like ELGYDIUM SENSITIVE.
For effective brushing without injuring the gums, move the head of the toothbrush in a circular motion over all the sides of the teeth. You should also tilt the brush to an angle of 45° away from the gums.
Always brush from the gum to the tip of the teeth (‘pink to white’) to avoid the bristles hitting the fragile edge of the gums.
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