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Charcoal-infused micro-tapered PBT with a memory spine — contrast and hygiene.

Charcoal PBT + memory spine
  • Charcoal-infused micro-tapered PBT
  • Memory spine keeps bristle shape
  • Stain-prone, sensitive & ortho mouths
€7.90 incl. formula · excl. shipping
Fluoride-freeSLS-freeVeganGerman formula

Specifications

CategoryBrush · Charcoal
Best forStain-prone · sensitive · ortho
Key ingredientCharcoal PBT + memory spine
FluorideFree
SLSFree
StandardGerman formulation · ISO-certified
VeganYes · cruelty-free

FAQ

Does the charcoal actually whiten my teeth, or is it just black bristles?

The charcoal is infused into the PBT filaments themselves — it's there for the dark contrast and for hygiene, not to bleach teeth. Any visible whitening comes from your paste and from consistent plaque and stain removal, which the micro-tapered tips help with by cleaning gently along the gumline.

Are the micro-tapered bristles safe for sensitive gums and receding areas?

Yes — micro-tapered PBT filaments end in a much finer point than a standard cut bristle, so they flex against the gum instead of scrubbing it. That makes this brush a sensible pick for sensitive and stain-prone mouths, though gentle pressure and a soft technique still matter more than the brush alone.

Why is it recommended for braces and orthodontic work?

The tapered tips are thin enough to slip around brackets, under wires and into the gaps where a blunt bristle skips, which is exactly where plaque builds up during ortho treatment. It doesn't replace an interdental brush for the tightest spaces, but it covers far more of them than a flat-trim head.

What is the memory spine, and does the head hold up over time?

The memory spine is a structural core that helps the bristle field spring back to its original shape after each use, so the head stays defined rather than splaying flat early. Like any brush, replace it once the bristles lose their taper or fray — for most people that's around every three months.