Our U-shaped brush is a whole mouth tooth brush designed to efficiently clean the all the surfaces of your teeth in under 40 seconds.

• Shorter time -30-40seconds (compared to 2 mins)
• Whole Mouth Brushing (Not able to miss individual teeth)
• Movement is easy (Accessible for all- particularly those with dexterity issues)
• Food Grade Silicone - Ability to sterilize (throw out traditional toothbrush)

Additionally, those with specific oral health concerns should consult with a dentist to determine if a U-shaped toothbrush is the best choice.

Yes, the manual brush heads come in small (0-6 years) and medium (6-12 years) and the electric brush heads come in medium.

Rinse the brush thoroughly under water, removing any debris or remaining toothpaste. Allow it to air dry before storage.

We recommend the use of age appropriate toothpaste or as directed by your dentist.

The most effective way to use toothpaste with our unique  U-shaped brush is to place some toothpaste on a front tooth and spread it around using your tongue.

Insert the toothbrush and brush away. 

U-shaped brushes were designed for those with dexterity difficulties in mind, who have sensory differences and those little ones who need require encouraging to brush their teeth.

So infants, toddlers, neurodiverse or those who require additional support!

They are generally suitable for most people. If you are unsure if they are suitable for you please send us an email so we can help guide you.

We are selling to Australia and New Zealand and other countries are coming soon!

Please send us an email if you are interested in a purchase and are located outside of Australia so we can help. 

Yes, U-shaped toothbrushes are designed to effectively clean hard-to-reach areas in the mouth, including the back molars. The U-shaped design allows for better access to these difficult-to-reach spaces.

Definitely, we highly encourage you change the brush head every 3 months. You can purchase the extra brush heads on our website.

Insert the brush into your mouth, ensuring the u-shaped curve sits comfortably surrounds your teeth and gums. Bite down on the brush gently and move the brush in a side-to-side motion for 20-30 seconds. After use, rinse toothbrush head thoroughly, shake off excess water and store in a cool dry place.

Insert the brush into your mouth, ensuring it comfortably surrounds your teeth and gums. Gently bite down on the brush. Press the power button and let the brush do all the work. When the brush has finished it will automatically turn off.

Electric U-shaped brushes offer automated motion, with adjustable settings, to provide thorough cleaning with less effort compared to manual brushes.

Electric U-shaped brushes come with a charging station or cable.

Yes of course, please ensure it's powered off during travel.

U-shaped toothbrushes can be safe for individuals with braces or dental restorations. However, it's crucial to follow the dentist's or orthodontist's instructions on proper oral care with these dental appliances. We highly recommend the combined usage of our U-shaped brushes with our hydro flossers daily especially for those over the age of 8 for a complete mouth clean.  

U-shaped toothbrushes can be a useful tool, but they are not a substitute for flossing. Flossing remains an essential part of daily oral care to remove plaque and debris from between teeth and along the gumline.  To ensure you are keeping your gums clean, we recommend the usage of our hydro flosser from 8 years and above. 

U-shaped toothbrushes are generally safe for most individuals, but dentists may recommend them for specific dental conditions, such as orthodontic patients or for those with physical limitations that may benefit from our unique design.

It's best for each individual to have their own brush to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination of germs.

As a speech pathologist, using U-shaped toothbrushes may not directly impact speech development or oral motor skills in children. However, good oral hygiene can support overall oral health, which indirectly contributes to a healthy foundation for speech development. 

Oral health plays a critical role in speech development in children. Healthy teeth and gums are essential for proper articulation and clarity in speech. If a child experiences dental issues like cavities or misalignment, it can affect their ability to form certain sounds correctly, leading to speech sound difficulties.

Several speech difficulties can be related to oral health problems. Some of the common issues include lisps, difficulty pronouncing certain sounds like "s," "z," and "th," and slurred speech. These problems may arise due to factors such as missing teeth, malocclusion (bad bite), or tongue tie.

In general, it is beneficial to seek advice from a speech pathologist as early as possible when concerns about communication or oral health arise. Early intervention can lead to better outcomes and more effective management of speech and language difficulties. Remember, speech pathologists are trained professionals who can assess, diagnose, and provide personalized therapy plans to address a wide range of communication challenges.
If in Australia, find your local Speech Pathologist on the Speech Pathology Australia website (https://www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/)