small brush for small mouth?
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They make a ProResults Standard and a ProResults Compact brush head. From Philips site: "Healthywhite Brush HeadsOur advanced ProResults brush heads are available in two sizes for use with FlexCare+: Standard and Compact. The Standard brush head is perfect for everyday use, and the Compact brush head provides a more precise cleaning and better, easy reach to posterior teeth. The Compact size is also perfect for patients with smaller mouths."
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Think there are smaller brushes available, but it might involve getting a different model. Since I'm not really sure, a little research is needed.
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The brush is smaller than regular brushes that you get a the grocery store. I didn't measure it but I would estimate 1/2 inch. I would think it would ok for a small mouth.
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The small would probably work for you.We got the large and it is approx. 5" in diameter. Good for pushing around but to big to put into the mouth.Mandy
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It's designed for smaller hands but replacement brushes are interchangeable so adults can use it as well.
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The bristles are the thin metal type that are hard, so I would at gently brush. The small size will be a perfect fit. Hope this helps
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The brush is similar to an average adult size toothbrush. It works well for our mid-size beagle mix and min. Schnauzer. Hope this helps. They love the toothpaste.
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The smallest one should, I use the smallest brush to clean out the inside of my hummingbird feeders. I'm at work right now, I can measure the opening of my hummingbird feeders if need be. Just let me know.
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small brush: (side A: 1/2 inch, Side B: 1/8 inch)medium brush: 1/2 inchlarge brush: 3 inches roughly
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The brush it self is tapered, narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. The top of the brush will get between just about any two teeth, but you may not be able to push it all the way between two teeth which are very close together.
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I do not think so. If you purchase this brush and there is a larger brush head then I advise you to use the larger. Less of a chance of slipping off teeth and damaging them as happened to me. I now use a Spinbrush. Love it! Threw the sonicare in the trash !
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I just use a small brush. Try a toothbrush. It really hasn't been a problem. Hope this helps.
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If you can find Conair Instant Heat Hot Brush 1" or smaller I would recommend it. I have the one that's 1 1/4" as Ihave long fine hair (shorter on the top) and I love it...have been using it for years....Good Luck
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Yes, but I would get the smaller one for a Frenchie.KONG ZoomGroom, Dog Grooming Brush, Small
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No, sorry. These aren't as thin or small as they appear. I bought them because I wanted to clean the inside of some essential oil bottles and the smallest brush wouldn't fit.
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I have no idea, my brush is labeled Oral B Professional. You might try a "local" supplier and look at or even try a package in whatever size you find. I'm guessing it will work.
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I was fine with this stand because I didn't consider brushes came in different sizes. I have several brushes now, so I just shake them and place them handle down and the capillary action keeps them purrfect!
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It is a teether. I sent a message to Delta Dental and asked for a child\toddler brush and they sent me two in the mail. Or ask your dental clinic. The one I have has a special handle that doesn't allow her to choke and the bristles are soft and small. Good luck.
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The brush head/bristles are small but we used them for ourselves and our 2 year old. Our dentist recommended using a small brush for ourselves as adults to scrub better.