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Butterfly

SOFTdent® Butterfly is not just an ordinary toothbrush – it is a combination of cutting-edge technology, ergonomics and stylish design that turns everyday oral hygiene into a pleasant ritual.

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ECO

It is your choice for healthier teeth, an eco-friendly approach to the planet, and a style you will enjoy every day. Choose what’s best for you and for nature!

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Egg+

The innovative head shape, ergonomic handle and special fibres ensure not only perfect hygiene but also a gentle massage of the gums. Treat yourself to a unique experience with every cleaning!

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Bamboo

Discover SOFTdent® Bamboo, the toothbrush that brings 100% organic care to your teeth. It is made only from plant materials, contains no plastics or harmful chemicals, and is completely VEGAN. It is not only kind to your teeth, but also to nature!

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Sonic

Discover the revolution in everyday oral hygiene. Sonic technology combined with high-quality DuPont fibres delivers a perfect clean, gentle gum care and a naturally whiter smile.

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Perfect cleanliness
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SOFTdent® offers innovative oral care products that combine gentle care with maximum effectiveness. With unique technologies and carefully selected materials, we help protect your smile gently and thoroughly every day.

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Our toothbrushes, interdental aids, and other products are developed with gum sensitivity and the needs of the most demanding customers in mind. SOFTdent® guarantees premium quality and comfort with every use for healthier teeth and fresher breath without compromise.

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At SOFTdent®, we believe that oral health care goes hand in hand with taking care of the environment. That’s why we choose eco-friendly materials, minimise waste and are constantly seeking new ways to produce more sustainably.

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Do you really not have time to clean between your teeth? 🦷 Sure, after brushing your teeth, nobody really feels like dealing with an interdental brush too. But in reality, you often do have the time - you just don’t realize it. Because you lose those few minutes somewhere every day anyway. When you’re waiting for the next episode of Survivor to start, standing in the shower while tomorrow’s plan is running through your head, or scrolling Instagram for twenty minutes while telling yourself you’ll stop in a second. 😅 That’s exactly the perfect moment to grab your interdental brush. You’re simply using time you’re already spending elsewhere. And your teeth will notice the difference sooner than you think. Because most cavities and inflammation start right between the teeth — where a regular toothbrush simply can’t reach. 🦠 👉 Follow us and we’ll show you how to take care of your teeth smartly, not complicatedly. ✨
Did you know that saliva protects your teeth more than toothpaste? 👀💧 Saliva plays a much bigger role in your mouth than most people realize. It helps neutralize acids after eating, protects enamel, and supports the natural balance in your mouth. 🦷 When you have too little of it, your teeth lose their natural defenses. And that’s when the risk of cavities, sensitivity, and gum problems increases. So maybe it’s not just about what you brush your teeth with... but also the environment in which they function every day. 👉 Support a healthy oral environment with the right products. Choose at softdentcare.com.
Is it really right to brush your teeth right after breakfast? 🦷 At first glance, it makes sense, because you feel like you’re doing the best you can for your teeth. But after eating, the enamel is weakened by acids, and if you brush right away, you can gradually erode it. Not immediately, but you may feel more sensitive or your teeth will be more susceptible to damage. 🩸 It makes much more sense to wait a while, ideally about 30 minutes, for the environment in your mouth to stabilize, and only then brush your teeth. Follow us so that you can finally have clarity about your dental care. 🪥
Do you think it matters what you do first? It doesn’t. 🦷 It’s the order of those small steps that determines whether your teeth will be healthy. 👇 🍽️ Brush first, then eat Brushing in the morning before eating creates a protective layer on your teeth. When you eat without brushing, acids and sugars act directly on the unprotected enamel and your teeth are much more susceptible to damage. 🦷 Interdental brush first, then floss pick Interdental brushes remove most of the plaque from the spaces between your teeth, where a regular toothbrush can’t reach. The floss pick then cleans the details and any residue that remains. 🪥 Brush first, then coffee Coffee contains acids and pigments. If you don’t brush your teeth beforehand, it has something to “catch” on and the discoloration is more pronounced. Clean teeth mean less risk of stains. ☕ Coffee first, then water Don’t brush your teeth right after coffee. Acids temporarily weaken enamel and your toothbrush could damage it. Rinse your mouth with water first to help neutralize the environment, and only then tackle brushing. 👉 Follow us if you don’t want to make mistakes you don’t even realize. 🦷
Most people have never heard of this about teeth, and yet it determines their condition 🦷 Most habits are formed in childhood. But some of them give the feeling that everything is right, even though the reality is different. 1️⃣ You brush your teeth with force A common feeling is that the more pressure, the better the result. In fact, this gradually wears away the enamel and irritates the gums, which can lead to sensitivity or their receding. Teeth do not need force, but the right technique and gentleness. 🪥 2️⃣ You rinse your mouth immediately after brushing After brushing, the paste is supposed to continue to work and protect the enamel. Rinsing immediately washes away the active substances before they start working, thus reducing the effect of the entire cleaning. 💦 3️⃣ You brush your teeth immediately after eating After eating, the enamel is weakened by acids. If you start brushing right away, it can be mechanically damaged. It is better to wait at least 30 minutes for the environment in your mouth to stabilize. 🍽️ 4️⃣ You don’t clean your interdental spaces every day The toothbrush doesn’t get between your teeth. But these are the places where most cavities and gum inflammation occur. 5️⃣ You use your toothbrush for too long The bristles gradually lose their shape and effectiveness. Even if the toothbrush looks “cool”, it may spread plaque rather than remove it. 🕗 6️⃣ You rely on the feeling of cleanliness Fresh breath and a smooth feeling can be deceiving. Your teeth may look clean, but plaque remains in the interdental spaces or near the gums. 🫧 👉 Follow us if you want to understand what really helps your teeth.
Are you dealing with toothpaste… but are you using its full potential? 🤔 Toothpaste is an important part of dental care. But the result is mainly determined by how you brush your teeth – pressure, angle and time. These 3 things determine whether you really remove plaque or just “brush over” it. 🪥 Too much pressure can be harmful, the wrong angle misses key areas and quick brushing is simply not enough. When you combine the right technique with a quality toothpaste, your routine makes real sense. 🦷✨ 👉 Try to focus on how you brush your teeth today. 🛒 You can find SOFTdent toothpaste and all the tools for proper care at softdentcare.com. 💙
Most people only start to deal with their teeth when something hurts. But what you do every day at home decides whether a problem will arise at all.👇 You can significantly influence the health of your teeth by starting to follow a few simple principles: 1️⃣ Clean the spaces between your teeth every day The brush does not get between the teeth. But it is there that most caries and inflammations occur. 🦠 2️⃣ Do not rinse your mouth after cleaning in the evening The active substances from the paste need time to be able to protect your teeth. If you rinse your mouth right away, you will lose its effect. ✨ 3️⃣ Do not brush your teeth immediately after eating After eating, the enamel is weakened by acids. If you start cleaning right away, you can gradually disturb it. Just wait about 30 minutes for the environment in the mouth to stabilize. ⏱️ These changes decide whether you will deal with prevention or expensive procedures 💸. 👉 Follow us if you want to have your teeth under control before the problem starts.
I bet you use these tools on your teeth longer than you should. 👇 Most people deal with the cleaning technique, but they forget one important thing: worn tools no longer clean as they should. 🪛 Floss pick - every day You can use the plastic holder several times, but the thread itself should always be clean. Ideally, a new floss pick every time you clean. 🪥 Interdental brush - approximately every 3 weeks Wires and bristles wear out much faster than people think. Once they lose their shape or bend, they no longer clean the interdental space properly. 🧵 Dental floss - every day The thread is intended for single use. After cleaning the interdental spaces, it catches bacteria and plaque, so it is not hygienic to use it again. 🪥 Brush - every 3 months The bristles bend over time and lose their ability to remove plaque. If they are frayed earlier, it is time to change it before three months. 👉 Follow us if you want to know how to take care of your teeth really properly. 🦷
Most people think that their teeth are really clean after cleaning. But are they really clean? 🦷 There is a simple test that will show you the truth in thirty seconds. After cleaning, slowly run your tongue over the surface of your teeth until you get to the gum line. The teeth should be smooth as glass. If they look rough, “hairy” or as if they have a fine coating on them, it means that a biofilm composed of plaque and bacteria remains on them, which is the beginning of caries and gingivitis. When you feel the roughness, go back to a specific place with a brush or an interdental brush and clean it until the surface is completely smooth. If you still do not manage to achieve a smooth feeling, it may be a signal that it is time for professional dental hygiene. 👉 Follow us if you want simple tips that will really improve the health of your teeth. 🦷
Do you think that a harder brush will clean your teeth better?🪥 Quite the opposite. It can often be unnecessarily aggressive towards the teeth and gums. 😉 Brushes with ULTRASOFT fibers are much softer, but at the same time very effective. Thanks to the thinner fibers, they get closer to the gum line, better copy the shape of the teeth and gently collect plaque from the surface of the teeth instead of scrubbing it. 🦷 The result is gentle but thorough cleaning that helps protect enamel and sensitive gums. ✨ 👉 Do you use an Ultrasoft brush or still a classic one? Try SOFTdent brushes with Ultrasoft fibers and give your teeth gentler care. Order at softdentcare.com.