• Space-Saving Compact Design: The handle is 20-30% shorter than standard adult toothbrushes (usually 12-14cm long), with a slim, ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the palm—easy to hold for both adults and people with smaller hands. It can be stored in mini toiletry bags, pencil cases, or even pockets (for emergency use), making it ideal for travel.
• Gentle Soft Bristles: The bristles are made of high-quality soft nylon (diameter 0.18-0.2mm), which is gentle on sensitive gums and thin enamel. They effectively remove surface plaque, food residue, and stains from tooth surfaces without causing irritation—suitable for daily use by most adults.
• Sleek Black Aesthetics & Hygiene: The brush adopts a matte black finish (on the handle and sometimes the bristle base), which is modern and versatile, matching various bathroom styles. Black is also resistant to visible stains (e.g., toothpaste residue) compared to white or light-colored toothbrushes, maintaining a clean look for longer.
• Durable & Practical Details: The brush head is small to medium-sized (adapting to the compact design) and can reach back molars for basic cleaning. The handle is made of impact-resistant plastic, and the bristles are firmly planted—ensuring a service life of 2-3 months (in line with the recommended toothbrush replacement cycle).

• Made in :Japan

（specific ingredients are subject to product packaging; the following are core and common components）：
Soft Bristle Material:
High-Quality Soft Nylon (0.18-0.2mm diameter): Sourced from Japanese suppliers, it has good flexibility and softness—gentle on gums while maintaining basic cleaning power. It meets Japan’s JIS L 1015 standard for bristle safety, with no heavy metals (lead, mercury), phthalates, or formaldehyde.
Compact Handle Material:
BPA-Free Polypropylene (PP): The main body of the handle is made of food-grade PP—lightweight (reducing travel burden), impact-resistant (not easy to break when carried in bags), and heat-resistant to 80℃ (safe for warm water cleaning). It is non-toxic and does not leach harmful substances.
Black Coating (If Applicable):
Water-Based Matte Black Coating: Applied to the handle surface, it is free of benzene, toluene, or other harmful solvents. It has good scratch resistance and fade resistance, maintaining the black finish even with long-term use and contact with water.
Bristle Adhesive:
Medical-Grade Epoxy Resin: Used to fix bristles to the brush head, it is non-toxic, waterproof, and has strong adhesion—preventing bristles from falling off (avoiding accidental ingestion). It complies with international safety standards for oral contact materials.
Protective Cover Material (If Included):
Food-Grade Polyethylene (PE): Lightweight, transparent, and non-toxic, it protects the brush head from dust and contamination during travel. It is breathable (some designs have small vents) to prevent moisture buildup and bacterial growth.

Pre-Brushing Preparation:
If the toothbrush has a protective cover, remove it and wet the bristles with warm water (avoid hot water, which may damage soft bristles).
Squeeze a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste onto the brush head (avoid excessive toothpaste, which may cause foam overflow with the compact brush head).
Correct Grip & Angle:
Hold the compact handle with a relaxed grip (the slim design is easy to control, so no need for a tight hold). Tilt the brush head at a 45° angle to the gum line—this allows soft bristles to reach the gum line and clean gently.
Gentle Brushing Movements:
Outer/inner teeth & gum line: Use small circular motions (1-2mm in diameter) with light pressure (the bristles should bend slightly) to clean plaque without irritating gums.
Chewing surfaces: Use gentle back-and-forth brushing to clean grooves and pits (focus on areas with food residue).
Back molars: Adjust your wrist angle to ensure the small brush head reaches the back teeth—avoid rushing to ensure thorough cleaning.
Brushing Time & Frequency:
Brush for 2 minutes each time (divide the mouth into 4 areas: upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right) , twice a day (after breakfast and before bedtime).
Post-Brushing Care:
Rinse the toothbrush thoroughly with water (remove toothpaste residue and plaque), shake off excess water. If traveling, dry the brush head slightly before putting on the protective cover (to prevent bacterial growth). Store in a cool, dry place—replace every 2-3 months or if bristles fray.