What makes this toothbrush "soft" and how does it differ from a standard medium brush? — Tooth brush MODUM 32 Pearls 3-Effect

The toothbrush uses ultra-thin bristles, which is what makes it feel soft in the mouth. Compared with standard medium brushes, the bristle tips are finer, so they can reach more easily into the narrow spaces between teeth and around uneven areas where plaque tends to collect. This means the cleaning can be thorough even though the feel is gentle.

The practical difference is in the amount of friction. A soft brush creates less friction on the enamel and gums than harder bristles, which is why people with sensitive gums or those who dislike a scratchy sensation often choose this texture for daily use.

It is worth noting that "soft" does not mean less effective. The cleaning result depends more on your brushing technique and consistency than on how firm the bristles feel. If you are used to pressing hard with a medium brush, you may need to adjust your pressure when switching to a soft one to get the same clean feeling.