Yes! Although, It is designed as a targeted at-home oral-care tool, not as a replacement for professional treatment. Start on the lowest setting, use very light contact on the visible tooth surface and let the vibration do the work. Do not scrape, dig into the gumline or force the tip. If you have an active dental problem or are unsure whether it is suitable for you, ask your dentist before use.

Used gently and as directed, then no. The aim is to work on surface buildup without aggressive scraping. Use light pressure. Never press hard. No metal-tip device should be treated like a manual scraper.

The cleaning tip is intended for the hard surface of the tooth, not soft gum tissue. A brief accidental touch is different from deliberately running the tip across the gums, but move away immediately if contact occurs. Never use the device below the gumline or on sore, swollen or injured gums.

It should not feel painful when used correctly. You may notice vibration or mild sensitivity, especially around naturally sensitive areas. Start on the lowest setting and use feather-light contact. If you feel sharp pain, persistent discomfort or unusual sensitivity, stop using the device and speak with a dental professional.

Many customers prefer to begin on the lowest setting and use shorter sessions. Avoid exposed roots, inflamed gums and areas that are already painful. If you have significant sensitivity, gum recession or a diagnosed dental condition, check with your dentist before using a metal-tip cleaning device.

DoneDental is best thought of as a targeted maintenance tool for visible surface buildup, plaque and staining. Very hard, firmly bonded calculus—especially below the gumline—should be assessed and removed professionally by a dentist or hygienist.

An electric toothbrush is your everyday cleaning tool for the whole mouth. DoneDental is a more targeted tool for small, visible areas of surface buildup that brushing may not shift easily. Continue brushing twice daily and cleaning between your teeth, then use DoneDental only as an additional maintenance step when needed.

No. DoneDental is designed to support your home routine between dental visits, not replace your dentist or hygienist. Professional cleaning is still important for hardened calculus, buildup below the gumline and areas that are difficult to assess safely at home.

The movement produced by this type of device can be extremely fine, so it may not look or feel like the obvious shaking of an electric toothbrush. Make sure the unit is charged, the tip is fitted correctly and the device is in an active mode. Do not test the metal tip against your gums or skin. If there is still no response during normal use, stop and contact support rather than forcing the device.

The cleaning tip is intended to be used on hard tooth surfaces, and the sensation can be much more noticeable there than when the device is held in the air. Operating behaviour can vary by mode, so use the controls as shown in your included instructions and never use your gums or tongue to test the tip.

Start low. The lowest setting gives you time to learn the angle, pressure and feel of the device before increasing intensity. Only move to a stronger setting if you are comfortable and the area genuinely needs it. More power is not a substitute for good technique.

Very little. Use light contact and allow the vibration to do the work. Pressing harder does not mean cleaning better and can make the experience less comfortable. Think controlled contact rather than scraping.

Use short, controlled passes and keep the tip moving rather than holding it against one point for an extended period. If buildup does not shift easily, do not keep increasing pressure or repeatedly dig at the same spot—leave stubborn deposits for a dental professional.

This is a maintenance tool, not something that needs aggressive daily use. A conservative starting point is an occasional short session—often around once or twice a week when needed—alongside normal brushing and interdental cleaning. If your included instructions specify a different schedule, follow those instructions.

You can carefully work on visible tooth surface close to the gumline, but the metal tip should not be pushed into or underneath the gums. Keep the contact on the tooth itself. If the area is inflamed, bleeding, painful or difficult to see clearly, leave it alone and ask a dentist or hygienist.

Only on areas that are clearly visible and easy to reach without forcing the tip. Do not wedge the metal tip tightly between teeth. Floss, interdental brushes or a water flosser are better suited to routine cleaning between teeth.

Dental appliances have brackets, wires, bonding material and hard-to-see edges, so extra care is needed. Avoid direct contact with brackets, wires and adhesive, and do not force the tip underneath a fixed retainer. If you are currently having orthodontic treatment, ask your orthodontist where they are comfortable with you using the device.

Restorations are made from different materials and are attached in different ways. To protect that dental work, avoid directly working on restoration margins, bonding edges or implant components unless your dentist has confirmed it is suitable. When in doubt, use DoneDental on natural, visible tooth surfaces only and ask your dentist about restored areas.

Do not use the device on areas affected by active gum disease, unexplained bleeding, significant swelling or loose teeth unless a dental professional has advised you to. Those signs can need assessment rather than more at-home instrumentation.

Stop immediately and rinse your mouth gently. Do not continue working on the area. Repeated or unexplained bleeding should be discussed with a dentist or hygienist before you use the device again.

Begin with the gentlest mode and increase only if necessary. Lower settings are ideal while learning the device or working near sensitive areas; stronger settings should still be used with light pressure and controlled movement. The goal is precision, not maximum power.

Different tip shapes are intended to make different visible tooth surfaces easier to reach. A finer tip is useful for precise, localised work, while a broader tip can be more convenient across a larger accessible surface. Use only supplied or compatible tips and never force a tip into a space that is too tight.

Replacement availability can depend on the current DoneDental accessory range. If you do not see compatible tips listed on the store, contact DoneDental support before purchasing a third-party tip so you can avoid using an attachment that may not fit correctly.

Switch the device off first. Remove the tip if your model allows it, rinse the removable metal tip thoroughly and dry it before storage. Wipe the handle with a clean, slightly damp cloth. Avoid boiling, harsh chemicals or soaking the electronic handle unless the included care instructions specifically say that method is suitable.

For hygiene reasons, we recommend keeping cleaning tips personal rather than sharing the same tip between users. If more than one person uses the handle, each person should have their own compatible tip and the device should be cleaned according to the care instructions between uses.

The safest approach is to rinse the removable cleaning tip and wipe the electronic handle rather than submerging it. Waterproof ratings can differ by model, so only place the handle under running water or immerse it if your specific DoneDental instructions clearly state that this is permitted.

The device is rechargeable, and runtime will vary depending on the mode used, session length and battery condition. Charge it with the supplied charging method and allow it to reach a full charge before first use. If the vibration feels noticeably weaker than normal, recharge the unit before assuming there is a fault.

You will receive the DoneDental device and the accessories shown for the option you selected when ordering. Because bundle contents and promotional offers can change, the product page and your order confirmation are the most accurate reference for exactly what is included with your purchase.