Toothbrush Curaprox Ultra Soft 5460 — Curaprox — extra-fine 5460 filaments, ultra-soft brush head

The Curaprox Ultra Soft 5460 manual toothbrush features 5460 ultra-fine filaments arranged in a compact head to provide gentle yet effective plaque removal and gum protection. Designed for daily oral hygiene, the dense CUREN® filaments reach interproximal spaces and the gumline with minimal abrasion. The brush head and filament density are intended to reduce mechanical stress on enamel and soft tissues while maintaining cleaning performance suitable for sensitive mouths.

Advantages

The toothbrush combines a very high filament count with extra-soft filament thickness to deliver thorough cleaning without harsh brushing. Its compact head improves access to posterior teeth and hard-to-reach areas, and the dense filament arrangement distributes pressure evenly to protect gums. The neutral handle shape allows controlled movements for precise cleaning around orthodontic appliances, restorations and along the gumline.

Suitable for

• Daily oral hygiene for people with sensitive gums
• Cleaning around braces, brackets and other orthodontic appliances
• Post-treatment oral care where gentle brushing is advised
• Users who prefer a compact brush head for targeted cleaning

Key specifications

• Filament type: ultra-fine CUREN® filaments
• Number of filaments: 5460
• Brush head: compact design for improved access
• Filament stiffness: extra-soft
• Recommended use: manual toothbrushing for sensitive gums and orthodontic care

How to use

Place a pea-sized amount of toothpaste on the brush head and hold the brush at a slight angle toward the gumline. Use short, gentle strokes or small circular motions to clean tooth surfaces and along the gingival margin. Pay attention to posterior teeth and interdental spaces, letting the dense filaments contact the tooth and gum without applying excessive force. Rinse the brush after use and allow it to air dry in an upright position.

Usage recommendations

Replace the toothbrush approximately every three months or sooner if filaments show visible wear. Follow professional dental advice for frequency and technique, especially after periodontal treatment or when wearing orthodontic appliances.