Step into an immersive pop-up exploring the bacteria manual brushing leaves behind
The Night Switch. One Day Only in NYC.
March 20th | 2-8PM | Lavan Midtown (641 W 42nd St. NYC). Open to the public.
What your toothbrush isn't telling you
Brushing manually with the wrong technique and not for long enough does not remove plaque effectively. This allows harmful bacteria in the plaque to damage teeth and irritate gums.
When brushing matters most
At night, our mouths are vulnerable. While we sleep, saliva flow slows down, allowing bacteria left behind to multiply more easily.
Disclaimers
¹Slot DE et al, Int Dent Hygiene (2012):187-97 ***
²vs. a manual toothbrush ***
³DiamondClean range with A3 brush head, vs. a manual toothbrush ***
