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PowerTouch™ nylon multi-zone — medium stiffness for stain removal.
- PowerTouch™ multi-zone bristles
- Medium stiffness for stain removal
- For coffee / wine / smoke & plaque
How the ingredients work

MITTEL · PowerTouch™
Medium bristles against coffee and tea stains

MITTEL · TONGUE CLEANER
Cleaning the tongue, and for how long · In clinical research · On the method, not this product
- A silicone cleaner on the back of the head
- Lower sulphur compounds after cleaning
- In one trial, gone within thirty minutes
Cochrane review of tongue cleaning — weak evidence, small effect, short-lived. Not a halitosis treatment and not a test of this product.
DOI 10.1002/14651858.CD005519.pub2 · DOI 10.1111/jcpe.12378
Specifications
| Category | Brush · Medium |
| Best for | Coffee / wine / smoke · plaque |
| Key ingredient | PowerTouch™ multi-zone nylon |
| Fluoride | Free |
| SLS | Free |
| Standard | German formulation · ISO-certified |
| Vegan | Yes · cruelty-free |
FAQ
Is a medium brush too hard for daily use, or will it damage my enamel and gums?
Medium stiffness is designed for effective stain lifting, not aggressive scrubbing — enamel wear comes from pressure and technique, not bristle grade alone. Brush gently in small circles without pressing hard; if you have receding gums or sensitivity, choose a softer brush instead.
Will this actually remove coffee, wine and smoke stains, or do I still need whitening toothpaste?
The medium PowerTouch™ multi-zone nylon bristles mechanically disrupt the surface plaque and film that coffee, wine and smoke stains cling to, which is where most everyday discoloration sits. It lifts extrinsic surface staining; deep intrinsic discoloration inside the tooth still needs a whitening or professional treatment.
What does the multi-zone bristle design do that a flat brush head doesn't?
The PowerTouch™ multi-zone layout sets bristles at varied heights and angles so they reach the flat tooth faces, the curved edges and along the gumline in one stroke. This improves contact with plaque and stain in the spots a single-height flat trim tends to skip.
How soon and how often should I replace it?
Expect to see cleaner, less-stained surfaces within the first couple of weeks of consistent twice-daily brushing, provided you also limit fresh staining. Replace the brush every 3 months, or sooner once the bristles splay, since worn bristles clean and de-stain far less effectively.


