Korean Gum Brush

Korean Gum Brush

The Korean brush periodontists hand to patients whose gums have already started to go.

$14.95
$14.95
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20,000 Filaments
0.08 mm Tips
Safe on Gums
No Pressure Needed
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How It Works

Your gums rely heavily on collagen — the protein that keeps them firm, resilient, and healthy.

When gums begin to recede or feel sensitive, it's often due to a gradual loss of collagen. CollaGum helps replenish this essential protein, supporting your gums from the inside out.

As you brush, the collagen and minerals in the powder reach the gumline, helping strengthen and restore gum tissue for a healthier, more supported smile.

How to use it — rooted in Korean oral care tradition: wet your toothbrush, dip it into the powder, and brush as you normally would — twice daily, morning and night. Focus on the gumline, where the active ingredients need to make direct contact with gum tissue to be effective.

Ingredients

  • 🧬 Marine Collagen Peptides

    → Provide the structural amino acids that form the gingival matrix, helping reinforce gum tissue strength and attachment at the root level.

  • 🍋 Vitamin C (Sodium Ascorbate)

    → Enables proper collagen synthesis and stabilization in gum tissue while remaining pH-neutral to avoid irritation in sensitive or receding gums.

  • 🪙 Zinc Citrate

    → Helps limit collagen breakdown by regulating inflammatory enzymes while supporting healthier gum tissue turnover.

  • 💦 Hyaluronic Acid (Low Molecular Weight)

    → Maintains hydration around collagen fibers, improving tissue elasticity and supporting proper collagen organization and attachment.

  • 🦷 Nano-Hydroxyapatite (Nano-HAp)

    → Reinforces enamel and exposed root surfaces, creating a stable foundation that reduces mechanical stress on collagen-rich gum tissue.

  • 💧 Calcium Carbonate (Microfine)

    → Supplies mineral support and gentle cleansing without abrasive damage that could compromise collagen structures at the gum margin.

  • 🌿 Xylitol

    → Reduces harmful oral bacteria that trigger inflammation and collagen degradation at the gum line.

  • 🌿 Myrrh Resin Powder

    → Acts as a natural astringent that firms gum tissue, helping newly supported collagen maintain tighter gum contours.

  • ⚡ CoQ10 (Ubiquinone)

    → Supports cellular energy production involved in gum repair processes, which indirectly aids collagen regeneration in stressed tissue.

  • 🌬 Peppermint & Menthol

    → Enhance freshness and user compliance without interfering with collagen activity or gum healing.

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The brush resting on a marble washbasin

Your gums are not receding because you brush too little

They recede because of what you brush them with. A cut nylon end at 0.18 mm is a blunt edge held against living tissue, twice a day, for years.

Drawn to scale

One filament, beside the one you use now

Ordinary soft brush0.18 mm
Korean Gum Brush0.08 mm

Both bars are drawn at true relative width. The thinner filament bends away from the gum instead of pushing into it, which is the entire difference between cleaning the gum line and wearing it down.

Macro of the filament head

The head

Twenty thousand, where a brush usually has six hundred

Density is what lets you stop pressing. With this many tapered filaments, the head holds its own shape against the tooth and cleans by contact rather than force. The tips are drawn to a point rather than cut flat, so nothing on the head has an edge.

20,000
filaments
0.08 mm
at the tip
0 g
pressure needed
Brushing along the gum line

The gum line

The part everyone avoids is the part that matters

Once brushing hurts, people shorten the stroke and steer around the gum line — which is precisely where plaque does its damage. A filament this fine slips into the pocket without catching, so the place you have been avoiding becomes the easy part.

2 min
twice daily
3 weeks
until most notice
90 days
to change your mind
The brush beside the CollaGum jar

Why it ships with CollaGum

Stopping the damage is only half of it

A gentler brush protects what you still have. It cannot put back what is already gone. CollaGum lays a mineral barrier on the exposed surface, and that barrier needs thirty to forty-five seconds undisturbed to bond — which a coarse brush wipes off before it ever sets. The two were bought together for that reason.

60 days
per jar
45 s
to bond
2 items
one routine

Two minutes, morning and night

How the set is used

It replaces your toothpaste rather than joining it. The third step is the one most people get wrong.

  1. Powder onto a dry head

    Tip a small scoop of CollaGum straight onto dry filaments. Wetting the brush first thins the powder before it reaches the tooth.

  2. Small circles, no weight

    Rest the head on the gum line and move in small circles. The pressure you are used to applying was compensation for a brush that could not reach.

  3. Spit, and leave it

    Do not rinse. The barrier needs about forty-five seconds undisturbed, and a hard rinse washes off the part you paid for.

Side by side

The same job, two very different instruments

The Korean Gum Brush compared with an ordinary soft brush

Before you order

Questions people actually ask

Can something this soft really clean?

Cleaning is a function of contact, not pressure. A coarse brush meets the tooth at roughly six hundred points; this one meets it at twenty thousand, and reaches into the gaps a thick filament rides straight over. What you give up is the scraping, not the plaque.

How long until my gums stop bleeding?

Most people see a clear difference inside three weeks, and many within days. Bleeding that continues past a month is worth showing to a dentist — it can point to something a brush cannot fix.

Do I need CollaGum, or is the brush enough?

The brush alone is enough if your gums are healthy and you want to keep them that way. If yours have already receded, the brush stops further damage but rebuilds nothing, which is why nine in ten buyers take the set.

Is it suitable after surgery, or with braces?

Yes, and those are two of the most common reasons people buy it. It is also a common choice for young children and for older mouths, where a standard brush is simply too much instrument.

When do I replace it?

Every three months, or sooner once the head loses its shape. The filaments are fine by design — that is what makes them safe on tender tissue — so a splayed head means it has done its work.

From people who bought it

Mostly the same sentence, in different words

4.8 ★★★★★ 1,729 reviews
584%
411%
33%
21%
11%
Ji-woo holding the brush
★★★★★

Four years of pink in the sink, gone in three weeks

I genuinely thought bleeding was just how my mouth worked. My hygienist had told me twice that I brushed too hard and I did not believe her until I switched and it stopped.

Ji-woo P. · Verified · bought the recovery set

Martin in his bathroom with the brush
★★★★★

My dentist asked what I had changed

Went in for the six-month check expecting the usual lecture. He asked what was different. Felt strange saying the answer was that I stopped pressing and started using a powder.

Martin H. · Verified · bought the recovery set

Unboxing the jar and the brush
★★★★☆

I ordered the brush alone and came back for the rest

Took the cheap option to test it. Lovely thing to use and the bleeding did settle, but nothing was rebuilding where the gum had already gone. Ordered the powder a fortnight later.

Lena V. · Verified · brush first, then the set

Every order is backed for 90 days. If your gums are no better, write to us and keep the brush.