Collis Curve Variety Pack
Product Description
Give the Collis Curve Toothbrush a Try - It's newer and better than your old toothbrush
For many years American dentist George Collis felt that toothbrushes were difficult for his patients use. The complicated ‘scrub and roll’ technique was hard to teach to children, and many adults also failed to apply it properly. Drawing from his experiences trying to brush his elderly father’s teeth, who had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the time, Dr. Collis invented the first ever 3-sided curved bristle toothbrush.
Our brush is better than your average straight bristle toothbrush:
- Its an adaptive device for limited manual dexterity like for persons with Parkinson's disease and arthritis
- Its preferred by caregivers, occupational therapists, dental hygienists, dentists, care homes, and hospitals for assisted brushing
- It cleans around braces, crowns, and implants
- Use a quick and easy brushing technique
- Reach into periodontal pockets and recessed gum lines
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| Collis Curve Soft Three Sided Toothbrush (4 Pack) | Collis Curve Triplefit Medium Toothbrush (4 Pack) | Collis Curve Triplefit Periodontal Toothbrush (4 Pack) | Collis Curve Triplefit Youth Toothbrush (4 Pack)… | Collis Curve Triplefit Baby Toothbrush (4 Pack) | |
| Gum Health Type | For sensitive or bleeding gums | For already healthy gums | Longer medium bristles for already healthy gums | For Ages 5- 13 years old | For Ages 4 months - 5 years |
| Best for | Light massaging action on gums | Stiff bristles flick plaque away | Gets around braces, implants, and other dental appliances | Start using when the first molar appears | Great for assisted brushing |
| Benefits | Increase gumline blood circulation | Hugs teeth for Superior cleaning | Reaches deep into periodontal pockets | Easy handle manipulation | Easy handle manipulation |
Three-sided Toothbrush
Clean the top, side, and deep into your Sulcus
The two outer rows of curved bristles gently nestle their way between the tooth and the gum line to remove plaque and food debris from the sulcus.
Complicated Brushing
The straight bristle toothbrush requires complicated brushing techniques to reach the sulcus. Some of these include the modified stillman, bass, and fones.
Simplified Brushing
Just do what comes naturally by moving our brush back and forth over your teeth. The unique design of the curved bristle takes care of the rest!
The sulcus
- The sulcus is the space between the tooth and the gums.
- Food Debris and plaque accumulate in this pocket.
- Your Enamel thins out in the sulcus, so cavities here are especially dangerous to the pulp.
Perfect for the Individual and the Caregiver
The Collis Curve Toothbrush was specifically designed to be easy to use for people with a disability self-brushing or for caregivers providing assistance brushing.
People with disabilities have higher rates of dental caries, gingivitis, and periodontal diseases due to an inability to perform adequate personal oral hygiene on their own or without an assistive device like The Collis Curve Toothbrush.
Some contributing factors may be:
- Poor physical coordination or motor skills (like inability to rotate wrist or grip toothbrush)
- Poor cognitive skills
- Inability to comprehend and learn the importance of oral health (making it necessary to rely on a caregiver for supervision or assistance)