The Oral B toothbrush has a major design flaw that you need to be aware of. For over 20 years, I've used a Sonicare toothbrush, but as I realized it was coming to the end of its life, I decided to see if the Oral B toothbrush was better. I liked the Oral B, but I noticed it had areas where water, saliva, and food particles could enter the toothbrush head.
To improve dental hygiene, I meticulously cleaned it with water to prevent bacterial growth. However, when I placed the Oral B toothbrush head in a glass filled with hydrogen peroxide, I quickly discovered what looked like black mold! I believe this is a design flaw that needs to be fixed.
Black mold health problems are well known, and this should be particularly concerning for those with immune disorders or parents of children.
For mold prevention on your oral B toothbrush, I suggest regularly soaking the toothbrush head in hydrogen peroxide or switching to a toothbrush that does not foster internal mold buildup.
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