Toothbrush Heads; Operation; Modes; Brushing Teeth - Nevadent NAZ 3.7 A1 Mode D'emploi

7. Toothbrush heads

The items supplied include 8 toothbrush
heads 2.
The various marking rings 3 allow you to as-
sign the toothbrush heads 2 to different fam-
ily members.
The toothbrush heads 2 can be stored in the
compartment 11 of the battery charger 14.
• Take a toothbrush head 2 and slide it
onto the peg of the toothbrush 4.
• In order to remove, carefully pull the
toothbrush head 2 off upwards.
NOTE:
• We recommend that you replace the
toothbrush head 2 every 3 months or
after infections (see "Ordering tooth-
brush heads" on page 40).

8. Operation

CAUTION:
Users could possibly experience mild
bleeding of the gums during the first
days of electric toothbrush usage.
Should the bleeding continue over sev-
eral days, a dentist should be consulted.
If you have had dental surgery in the
last two months, consult a dentist before
using the toothbrush.
Exert only light pressure when brushing
to prevent damage to the gums and to
increase the service life of the bristles.
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8.1 Modes

The toothbrush 4 has 3 different modes.
• Depending on the desired mode, press
the on/off switch
while switched off:
- 1x: high pulsation mode
(clean: orange LED 6 lights up -
for cleaning teeth)
- 2x: soft brushing mode
(sensitive: green LED 7 lights up -
for cleaning teeth with sensitive gums)
- 3x: pulsing brushing mode
(massage: yellow LED 8 lights up -
for massaging the gums)

8.2 Brushing teeth

1. Remove the toothbrush 4 from the bat-
tery charger 14.
2. Moisten the bristles, squeeze some
toothpaste on and switch on the tooth-
brush 4 only when the brush head 1 is
already in your mouth.
3. Depending on the desired mode, press
the on/off switch 5 1, 2 or 3 times:
- orange LED clean 6:
high pulsation mode
- green LED sensitive 7:
soft brushing mode
- yellow LED massage 8:
pulsing brushing mode
4. Slowly guide the brush head 1 from
tooth to tooth without exerting too much
pressure. Carefully clean all tooth sur-
faces, the inner surfaces of the teeth
and the tooth edges.
Figure B: the recommended brushing
time is at least 2 minutes, divided up
into 30-second periods for each area of
the mouth (bottom right, bottom left, top
right, top left). The toothbrush indicates
these intervals by a brief interruption.
After 2 minutes there are several short
interruptions to indicate that the recom-
mended brushing time has been
reached.
5 1, 2 or 3 times