When do you use this?
A tongue cleaner can help when coating is visible or your breath feels less fresh.
- When tongue coating is visible
- Alongside brushing and interdental cleaning
- When you want one simple extra step
Fresh mouth
Practical extraTongue cleaner
A simple addition to a fresh daily routine
A simple tool for gently removing tongue coating as an addition to brushing and cleaning between the teeth.
- Quick and simple to use
- Helps remove tongue coating
- Complements your existing routine
- Material
- Smooth and easy to clean
- Use
- Once daily
- Selection
- Personally assessed by Claudia
Claudia advises
Use gentle, unhurried movements.
Do not place the cleaner farther back than feels comfortable. A few light strokes are enough.
“A fresh mouth starts by addressing possible causes, not by masking them.”
How do you use this?
Use very little pressure and rinse the tool afterwards.
- Extend your tongue and place the cleaner comfortably.
- Draw it gently from back to front.
- Rinse the cleaner and repeat once if needed.
Read more in the knowledge centre
What can cause bad breath?
Learn about common causes and the steps that do more than simply mask the problem.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How often should I use a tongue cleaner?
Once a day is usually enough.
Should I press hard?
No. Gentle, controlled movements are sufficient.
Does it replace brushing?
No, it complements brushing and interdental cleaning.
What if bad breath persists?
Discuss persistent symptoms with your dentist, dental hygienist or doctor.
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