Jeff Johnson, DDS - In the 1700s, William Addis created a toothbrush by attaching boars' bristles to a bone handle, and this model was mass-produced, becoming the first mass-produced toothbrush in history. #
Break - The first semblance of toothbrushes as we know them today came many millennia later when the Chinese made a bristle tooth brush out of boar hair or hog hair or
Brampton Smiles - Modern toothbrush was not developed until the 1700s when a man from England named William Addis attached boars' bristles to a bone handle, essentially creating a toothbrush that was
Bright White Dental Centre - Dubai - William Addis of Clerkenwald, England, creates the first mass-produced toothbrush. His company Wisdom continues to sell toothbrushes to date. #brightwhiteae | Facebook
![Dr. Gerald Savory on Twitter: "Did you know the modern #toothbrush was not developed until the 1700s? A man from England named William Addis attached boars' bristles to a bone handle, creating Dr. Gerald Savory on Twitter: "Did you know the modern #toothbrush was not developed until the 1700s? A man from England named William Addis attached boars' bristles to a bone handle, creating](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDJamvnXsAAMq08.jpg)
Dr. Gerald Savory on Twitter: "Did you know the modern #toothbrush was not developed until the 1700s? A man from England named William Addis attached boars' bristles to a bone handle, creating
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