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OraSweet Tongue Scraper

OraSweet

OraSweet Tongue Scraper

Tongue scraper in six colours. Mix the colours freely and save when you buy more.

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3–5 pcsDKK 20
6–9 pcsDKK 18
10+ pcsDKK 15
Description

Kiss-ready breath. More taste. A cleaner tongue.

Your toothbrush and dental floss take care of your teeth, but what about your tongue?

Coating, food debris and bacteria can accumulate on the surface of the tongue. A tongue scraper provides a simple way to remove this coating as part of your daily oral hygiene routine.

The OraSweet tongue scraper is shaped to follow the surface of the tongue, making it easy to clean with just a few gentle strokes.

Brush your teeth. Floss. Clean your tongue.

It is the small part of daily oral hygiene that many people are still missing.

Regular tongue cleaning can help remove coating, support fresher breath and may make taste sensations more noticeable.

Specifications
  • Ergonomic tongue scraper
  • Curved scraping edge designed to follow the surface of the tongue
  • Lightweight and easy to use
  • Easy to rinse and keep clean
  • Designed for daily oral hygiene
  • Packaged dimensions: 23 × 7 × 3 cm
  • Weight: 25 g
  • Made in USA
Use & Care
  1. Step 1: Brush your teeth. Brush your teeth thoroughly with a toothbrush and toothpaste. A smiling woman brushing with a blue toothbrush. (show large)
  2. Step 2: Clean between teeth. Use dental floss or interdental brushes to clean between your teeth. A woman flossing between the front teeth. (show large)
  3. Step 3: Stick out your tongue. Stick out your tongue. Position the scraper as far back as feels comfortable. A woman with the tongue stuck out. (show large)
  4. Step 4: Scrape gently forwards. Gently draw the scraper towards the tip of your tongue using light pressure. Repeat as needed. A pink OraSweet tongue scraper being drawn forwards over the tongue. (show large)
  5. Step 5: Rinse after use. Rinse the tongue scraper thoroughly under running water. A pink OraSweet tongue scraper is rinsed under the tap. (show large)
  6. Step 6: Put it back. Allow the scraper to dry and return it to your toothbrush cup. Do not share it. A pink OraSweet tongue scraper stands in a toothbrush cup next to a toothbrush. (show large)

Stick out your tongue and place the scraper as far back on the tongue as feels comfortable.

Place the scraping edge against the tongue and gently pull it from the back of the tongue towards the tip.

Rinse the scraper between strokes and repeat as needed.

Rinse the tongue scraper thoroughly after use and allow it to dry.

It can be used morning and evening after brushing your teeth.

Do not share your tongue scraper. Replace it regularly, approximately every 2 to 3 months.

Tongue scraping does not replace brushing or flossing. Children should use the tongue scraper under adult supervision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why clean your tongue?

Coating can accumulate on the surface of the tongue. Tongue scraping helps remove this coating as part of your daily oral hygiene routine.

Can tongue scraping help with fresher breath?

Cleaning the tongue can help reduce coating and bacteria on the tongue that can contribute to unpleasant breath, leaving the mouth feeling fresher.

Can it affect your sense of taste?

When coating is removed from the surface of the tongue, some people may find that taste sensations become more noticeable.

How often should I use the tongue scraper?

It can be used as part of your daily oral hygiene routine, for example morning and evening after brushing.

How hard should I scrape?

Gently. There is no need to apply strong pressure. Draw the scraper smoothly from the back of the tongue towards the tip.

Does tongue scraping replace brushing?

No. Tongue scraping complements brushing and flossing; it does not replace them.

Delivery

Free pickup at Astanga Yoga Studio, Fensmarkgade 1, 2200 Copenhagen N, or delivery to a parcel shop or your home by carrier, price and delivery time are shown at checkout.

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