Round vs Manual Elongated Toothbrush Heads: Which Cleans Tooth by Tooth?

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What Is the Difference Between a Round and a Manual Elongated Brush Head?

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- A round brush head cleans tooth by tooth, wrapping around each tooth to reach the gumline and back molars.
- A manual elongated head covers more teeth, which feels quicker
- Head shape is only part of it: pressure, bristle type and three-monthly replacement matter too.

Round vs Manual Elongated Toothbrush Heads: Which Cleans Tooth by Tooth?

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