Tongue cleaner for gentle white tongue coating care: Peter Ferrer

Features of the Peter Ferrer 5th Generation Tongue Cleaner

The 5th Generation Tongue Cleaner from Peter Ferrer removes debris and bacteria lodged between the countless tiny bumps on the tongue’s surface, helping keep the tongue clean and the mouth feeling fresh for longer. Its ARC design follows the curve of the tongue to reduce gagging, while fitting gently against it for comfortable, hygienic use.

Hundreds of billions of bacteria live in the mouth, and more than 70% of them are concentrated on the tongue.

Bad breath starts at the back of the tongue, where tongue coating and bacteria can spread into deep areas a toothbrush cannot reach. A toothbrush alone is not enough to tackle bad breath, so a tongue cleaner is essential.

Peter Ferrer helps care for even the invisible bacteria on the tongue.

Brush and dual scraper design

Dual Scraper. Use the scraper for one more thorough, clean sweep without leaving anything behind.

Its soft brush with 3,000 fine nylon bristles is said to remove bacteria and debris without irritation.

Made from lightweight yet sturdy PP, it has a wrist-friendly grip that makes precise use easy.

It is made with eco-friendly TPR material and is said to be durable enough for hygienic use.

My old stainless-steel scraper left my tongue tingling and sore, but this really did not feel irritating at all.

How to use the Peter Ferrer tongue cleaner

Because bacteria multiply overnight as saliva production decreases, I recommend using a tongue cleaner right after waking up to remove them first and keep your mouth healthier and fresher. When you are short on time, squeeze a small amount of toothpaste onto the Peter Ferrer tongue cleaner and clean your tongue for quick oral care.

• Wet the brush with water, then gently rub back and forth.
• Massage and smooth the tongue’s surface with the raised section on the back.
• Finish even localized areas with the mini scraper, then rinse your mouth.
• Wash the tongue cleaner thoroughly with water, and your oral-care routine is done.

What to watch for with harsh tongue cleaners

Using a tongue cleaner incorrectly can damage the tongue and make bad breath worse. A harsh tongue cleaner may look as though it gets things clean, but it can wear down the tongue’s surface, make it sensitive, and create an environment where bacteria multiply easily.

With gentle, detailed care, clean even deep areas of the tongue and maintain a fresh mouth for longer. Peter Ferrer’s 3,000 fine bristles gently wipe away white tongue coating, and its scraper removes it once more thoroughly. You can find it at Olive Young.

Made from TPR and PP for a light, non-slip grip, it feels stable and easy to use. The mini scraper lets you clean thoroughly deep at the back of the tongue, while the silicone bumps on the back give the tongue one more gentle massage to help keep the mouth clean for longer.