Invisible light. Care worth noticing. The Murcury Wand’s Near-Infrared setting supports tissue care and comfort in the same daily routine.
The science: near-infrared sits outside the visible spectrum and is studied in photobiomodulation. Wavelength, delivered energy and the exposed tissue all influence light-tissue interactions. NIR has no visible glow; selection happens through your brush controls.
Explore the NIR periodontal research.
The science of light. The simplicity of brushing. Wavelength describes where light sits in the spectrum. Red, Purple, Blue and Near-Infrared give the Murcury Wand four selectable light-care options in one premium sonic toothbrush.
The optical settings select light; the four separate mechanical settings govern brushing action. Sonic movement provides cleaning, while integrated light adds gum care, brightness, freshness and comfort to the same daily routine. Follow the manufacturer instructions for mode selection and use.
Near-infrared lies outside the visible spectrum, so its main emission can be invisible even while the source is operating. Color alone does not determine delivered exposure: optical output, time, brush movement, positioning, distance, saliva and toothpaste all influence how much light reaches a surface. Researchers consider these factors when studying light-based oral care.