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A new way to clean
20x Slimmer Bristles that gently clean while reducing gum bleeding by 74%*
Our patent-pending bristles are inspired by honey- comb to deliver the most efficient clean possible while still protecting your gum line. Each bristle is tapered for extra versatility in hard-to-reach places.
The scoop on brush heads
Dentists recommend replacing your brush head a minimum every 90 days. Why?
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Bacteria
After 3 months, harmful bacteria buildup begins and can increase the risk for cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.
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Reduced effectiveness
After extended use, the bristles become less effective at cleaning plaque and debris from your teeth.
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Increased irritation
Bristles become less soft over time and can become abrasive on the gum line, causing irritation and bleeding.
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Most people replace their brush every 8+ months. Don't be like most people.
ARU makes it easier than ever to keep track of your refill schedule. Receive reminders every 90 days directly on the brush handle and receive new brush heads automatically with our subscription program.
Signs it’s time to replace your brush head
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Frayed bristles
If your bristles are frayed, you're already overdue for a change. Frayed bristles don't clean as effectively and cause irritation along the gumline.
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Cross-contamination
Cross-contamination: toothbrushes kept in the same holder create a breeding ground for bacteria... yuck.
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Under the weather
If you've been recently sick, swap your brush head to reduce the risk of being exposed again.