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Rotating Brushes
To effectively use a rotating brush, the user must adopt a mindful and dexterous approach. The correct method involves starting at the back of the mouth and moving to the front, brushing in an inward and outward motion. Unfortunately, many users revert to the more instinctive back-and-forth motion, which can inadvertently trap plaque between teeth.
As a result, improper usage can lead to areas with heavy plaque buildup, cavities, and gum disease. This brush may not be the best option for individuals with limited manual dexterity, such as children or the elderly.