CleanCurl 3D
Brush everywhere, all at once
Welcome to the Brushing Revolution*
With three sides of bristles, CleanCurl 3D is three times more efficient than standard toothbrushes. Just a simple brushing movement ensures thorough cleaning of the chewing, inner and outer surfaces of the teeth, as well as the gum line.
Increase your brushing efficiency by 300% by using this revolutionary 3D toothbrush.
*US market exclusive
4 reasons to love the CleanCurl 3D
3 SIDES OF BRISTLES TO CLEAN EVERY TOOTH SURFACE
LOOPED HANDLE TO ABSORB EXCESS PRESSURE
PERFECT CLEANING OF BRACES, BRIDGES AND IMPLANTS
CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH DENTISTS
As awarded by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design.
Award-winning design
This revolutionary toothbrush is the recipient of the 2020 GOOD DESIGN® Award
Founded in Chicago in 1950 by Eero Saarinen and Charles and Ray Eames, GOOD DESIGN remains the oldest and the world’s most recognized program for design excellence worldwide.
"The toothbrush uniquely combines geometry and kinetics. The 2D oval was brought to life using a flexible material, creating a 3D looping handle that can be lightly manipulated. If the user brushes with too much pressure, the loop closes to relieve tension in the wrist. At the same time, the head flexes away from the teeth to prevent damage to teeth and gums.
The head is compact, which permits a large variety of tufting options and layouts. It includes a high-density version and innovative curved bristles for better brushing, particularly for people with limited dexterity. We believe that the CleanCurl 3D toothbrush improves people’s brushing habits with its smart and economical design. It takes the manual toothbrush one step closer to perfection.
Each toothbrush saves an average of 50% plastic, thus reducing the carbon footprint of the product and offering a more ecological approach. This can be taken one step further by using a rice husk-based material, which has been successful in testing."
The preferred toothbrush for those who find brushing a challenge
CleanCurl 3D was developed in collaboration with dentists. Many people find brushing their teeth sufficiently with a 'regular' toothbrush a challenge, so we created CleanCurl 3D to assist these individuals. The looped handle absorbs excess pressure during brushing, while also making it easier for those with limited dexterity to grip. The curved bristles of CleanCurl 3D hug the teeth and act as a guide for your hand to follow - similar to the mechanism of a train moving along a track.
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What science says about the bristles of the Clean Curl:
A Study of the Effectiveness of Two Types of Toothbrushes
for Removal of Oral Accumulations
for Removal of Oral Accumulations
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Give your teeth a hug: a simplified brushing technique for children.
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Improving Quality and Efficiency in Oral Hygiene
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An Evaluation of the Efficacy of a Curved Bristle and Conventional Toothbrush. A Comparative Clinical Study
Chava VK. An evaluation of the efficacy of a curved bristle and conventional toothbrush. A comparative clinical study. J Periodontol. 2000;71(5):785–789. doi:10.1902/jop.2000.71.5.785
The Curved-Bristle Toothbrush: An Aid for the Handicapped Population
Williams NJ, Schuman NJ. The curved-bristle toothbrush: an aid for the handicapped population. ASDC J Dent Child. 1988;55(4):291–293.
An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Four Mechanical Plaque-Removal Devices When Used by a Trained Care-Provider
Kambhu PP, Levy SM. An evaluation of the effectiveness of four mechanical plaque-removal devices when used by a trained care-provider. Spec Care Dentist. 1993;13(1):9–14. doi:10.1111/j.1754-4505.1993.tb0144
