Classic Toothbrush
Bristles: The individual strands of material that make up the brush head of a toothbrush. Bristles are usually made of nylon, but can also be made of other materials such as boar hair.
Handle: The part of the toothbrush that is held in the hand. Handles are usually made of plastic, but can also be made of other materials such as wood or metal.
Head: The part of the toothbrush that contains the bristles. The head is usually made of plastic, but can also be made of other materials such as rubber or metal.
Market Demand: The demand for classic toothbrushes is still strong, as they are the most common type of toothbrush used by consumers. They are also the most affordable type of toothbrush, making them a popular choice for those on a budget.
Purpose: The purpose of a classic toothbrush is to help remove plaque and
- Customer Type: General population
- Retail Store Availability: Available in most retail stores
- Usage Interval: Recommended to be replaced every 3 months
- Shelf Life: No specific shelf life, but recommended to be used within a year
- Retail Store Types: Supermarkets, drugstores, convenience stores
- Age Suitability: Suitable for all ages
- Gender Targeting: Not specific to any gender
- Events or Occasions: Suitable for everyday oral care
- Categories: Oral hygiene, dental care
- Seasonality: No specific seasonality
- Price Point: Affordable
- Product Features: Standard design, bristle variety (soft, medium, hard), handle grip options
- Brand Recognition: Well-known brands available
- Usability and Convenience: Easy to use, portable, no need for batteries or charging
- Health and Safety: Bristles should be clean and kept dry, should not be shared with others