This manual toothbrush is a revolutionary natural alternative health product toothbrush, invented in Japan. Studies there have demonstrated a significant reduction of bacteria and decrease in plaque in the mouth after use.

Is Fluoride Safe?

With the Proton Toothbrush ^TM, you avoid the danger of Fluoride by reducing or eliminating the amount of toothpaste you use. This lets you reduce your exposure to Fluoride and Fluoride poisoning. Too much Fluoride is a known toxin if taken internally. Pregnancy and Fluoride toxicity is especially a concern.

Get more information about Fluoride concerns, the nine potentially cancer causing chemicals found in some toothpastes, how the proton toothbrush works, instructions for use and more at www.iontoothbrush.com.

How It Works

This toothbrush has two metal disks inserted on the back made of magnesium and copper. These disks interact with each other in the saliva creating a low voltage electric current which can magnetizes plaque away from the teeth and kill bacteria which causes bad breath.

The electric potential difference between precious metals and base ones generate both a voltage of 0.8 - 1.8 and an electric current of 20mA - 1200mA in the saliva as well as minus ion. Bacteria in your mouth will be killed by voltage over 1.3, thus you have the sterilization effect.

The action of electrons removes dental plaque from areas where conventional toothbrushes cannot reach.

How To Use

Brush for 2 minutes, gently on all surfaces. Brush thoroughly near the gum line. Give extra attention to problem areas.

No need for fluoridated toothpaste. If you still want to use toothpaste, use it with a regular toothbrush.

It is normal to experience a little foaming with a slight metallic chlorine taste. This could be due to the ozone molecules.

Some discomfort may occur at first. This should go away after a few days.

Specifications

The handle and head of brush is made of polypropylene.
The brush is made of Nylon made by DuPont.

Cautions

If either of the metal disks loosens, replace the toothbrush immediately. The Metal disks can be hazardous if swallowed.

Replace the toothbrush every six months or when the bristles widen or become worn or split. If teeth are brushed with worn bristles, your gums may become injured or inflamed.