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In the land of oral care and bright smiles so wide,
There lies a dilemma that many can’t hide,
A new purchase made, a Sonicare toothbrush in hand,
But oh the pain, it feels like nails on sand!
The brush that promises a clean, a polish so pure,
A smile that shines, a confidence to allure,
But what’s this ache, this throbbing in the jaw,
Why does the Sonicare toothbrush hurt my teeth now?
The Sonicare brand is renowned, trusted and true,
But with a product new, comes a brand new hue,
Perhaps the brush head isn’t right for your grin,
Or maybe you need some guidance to help you begin?
Firstly, if you’re a bleeder, we’ve got a hint,
The Sonicare might have caused gingivitis or a mint,
For gingivitis is the swelling of the gum line,
While fresh breath might have been a sign, now gone with the wind!
Secondly, could it be that you were being rough,
Aggressively brushing, the brush head, your teeth aloft,
The Sonicare’s power might have caused gum recession,
Leaving your roots exposed, with pain as confession!
But fear not, the Philips Sonicare electric toothbrush,
Isn’t the cause of your oral pain, it’s a blush,
The Sensitive Mode, it’s the feature you need,
A gentle clean, without pain or need!
Studies have shown, the Sonicare DiamondClean,
Results in teeth that are clean, without a sheen,
The brush, it’s a marvel, that helps maintain,
A smile that shines, without the pain of pain!
So don’t fret, your new purchase won’t harm your teeth,
Just use it right, and you’ll reap the benefits with ease,
The Sonicare toothbrush, it’s a gift, a treat,
A smile that shines, without the hurt, or the heat!
The humble Sonicare is a friend indeed,
Its bristles dance to an ultrasonic beat,
Cleaning teeth with gusto, that much is said,
But how can it hurt, when all it does is meet?
First off, the right technique must be employed,
Gentle hands and careful strokes are key,
For vigorous scrubbing may lead to scolded tooth rolls,
When done repeatedly over time, we see.
Enamel, our teeth’ protective sheath,
Is thin and fragile, we must respect,
Forcing hard bristles upon it will lead us to paths,
We do not wish to take, nor ever rect.
Excessive pressure while using electric,
May wear down enamel, causing discomfort,
Irritation of gums may be the epicenter,
Of pain that we’d rather disavow altogether.
Thus, Sonicare’s ultrasonic wave,
Can lead to sensitivity if used wrongly,
For delicate enamel may not wave,
But instead succumb, as we see drearily.
Misusing an electric toothbrush may also lead,
To receding gums, and pain beyond,
For constant scrubbing may lead us indeed,
To situations that we wish were beyond!
To avoid sensitivity while using an electric,
Choose gentler techniques, lest pain ensue,
For gentle touches lead us towards efficacy prophetic,
And better oral health than ever we knew!
So, brush with care, my friends, and do it right,
For teeth are dear, and need our tenderest touch,
Let’s use our Sonicare’s with all our might,
But gently, for that’s the way to hush.
Innovative tools like Sonicare bring us delight,
But let’s not let them harm us in their quest,
For better oral health, we must abide by their light,
And care for our teeth, as they’re truly the best!
Note: This poem is not intended to be factual - for product details, prices and availability you should search Amazon.com for "Sonicare Toothbrush Hurts Teeth" (affiliate link)