Toothbrush Colgate Max White Medium – manual toothbrush, medium bristles, model 7025931

Colgate Max White Medium is a manual toothbrush with medium bristles designed for everyday cleaning and stain removal. The toothbrush head and bristle arrangement are tuned to provide effective plaque removal while maintaining gentle contact with the gum line. Intended for adult use, this Colgate Max White Medium model supports routine oral hygiene and is compatible with standard brushing techniques.

Advantages

The medium bristles balance cleaning power and gum care, removing surface stains and plaque without excessive abrasion. The brush head shape and bristle pattern improve coverage of tooth surfaces and interdental spaces compared to basic flat-bristle designs. The handle provides a stable grip for precise control and consistent brushing pressure during daily use.

Suitable for

• Daily toothbrushing for adults seeking stain reduction and plaque control
• Routine oral hygiene in standard home dental care
• Users who prefer a manual toothbrush with medium bristle firmness

Key specifications

• Bristle firmness: medium
• Brush type: manual toothbrush
• Intended user group: adults
• Primary function: plaque removal and surface stain reduction
• Head design: compact head for access to posterior teeth
• Grip: ergonomic handle for controlled brushing

How to use

Wet the bristles and apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste. Hold the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gum line and use gentle, short strokes to clean the outer, inner and chewing surfaces of each tooth. Brush for at least two minutes, spending roughly 30 seconds on each quadrant. Rinse thoroughly after brushing and replace the toothbrush when bristles show visible wear or every three months, whichever comes first.

Usage recommendations

Use twice daily as part of a complete oral care routine that includes flossing and periodic professional dental check-ups. For sensitive gums or enamel concerns, consult a dental professional to determine whether a softer bristle option is more appropriate.