MAGIC BRUSH

Recommended for cleaning children’s teeth, the Magic Brush has an extra soft bristle texture suitable for children over 3 years old and soft bristles for children over 5 years old.

About 18 brushings until it is necessary to refill the dental gel reservoir.

A. Unscrew the base of the Magic Brush from the reservoir, counterclockwise, until it is removed.
B. For the first use, fill about half of the reservoir with tooth gel. In order to avoid the formation of bubbles, always fill slowly.
C. Screw the base back into the reservoir until the plunger drives the dental gel towards the metering valve.
D. Align the base markings with the reservoir leaving the brush in a horizontal position.
E. To extract the dental gel in the optimal amount, rotate the base clockwise for one complete turn or as suggested by your dentist.
F. Perform toothbrushing. Tooth gel will spread over the bristles.
G. Sanitize and dry the Magic Brush head after use and put on the protective cap.
H. Repeat steps a-c to refill the reservoir.

Thermoplastic resin, elastomer, nylon, non-toxic pigments and metallic anchor.

Children supervised by an adult and by dental professionals.

Yes, it has the options in blue, red and purple.

Indeterminate as long as it is kept in the original packaging.

You can use children’s dental gel of your choice.

About 10 to 12 grams of gel, ideal amount recommended by dentists for brushing.

Yes, because when you fill the reservoir, positive pressure is created. This pressure is stabilized after a few uses.

Only the brush head must be replaced. The other parts can be reused.

The head should be replaced every 3 months or when the bristles are deformed.

The reservoir must be filled by removing the lower part of the brush (base). Fill it slowly to avoid bubbles from forming.

To prevent the gel from exceeding the reservoir’s capacity, it is recommended to fill about half of its capacity.