Spinbrush Kids - My Way Electric Toothbrush Review

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(More customer reviews)It was that time again. My girls were both complaining that they were sick of their toothbrushes. And, to be honest, they were probably due for a new one. So, off to Walmart we go.
Having a 5 and 6 year old always ensures that either my husband or I are going to have to help them with their teeth. There is no way they can be trusted to brush enough or to not spit out the big pieces of toothpaste and then continue to brush with the toothbrush and just a limited amount of water (and maybe a small amount of toothpaste still on it). But, when we looked in the toothbrush aisle, they fell in love with this toothbrush. And to be honest, so did I.
What's not to love? It is a My Way Spinbrush by Arm and Hammer. The spinbrush helps them brush better by having the brush circulate with the push of a button (or in this case a purple jewel that you push). And the fact that they can decorate it to fit their style and you have a true winner. Each of my girls had so much fun decorating them and then couldn't wait to use them. It comes with stickers that adhere well to the toothbrush, and include letters so they can put their name on it. I thought this might be just the novelty of a "new" toothbrush. But, we've had them for 4 days now and they still want to brush their teeth more now than ever. So, it's a win win for everyone.

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Oral-B Advance Power 400 Bright Toothbrush Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this toothbrush because I was considering buying one of the more expensive, premium models, and I wasn't sure whether I wanted a Braun 3D unit or a Sonicare. I needed to replace my manual toothbrush regardless, which is a Braun Cross-Action (by far the best manual toothbrush I've tried, and I was using a Radius manual that cost three times as much before I tried the Cross-Action). I thought that for a bit more money I could try out the Braun without the large monetary commitment required for the 3D version or the Sonicare.
Well, I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. I was concerned that the tiny little brushhead would take forever to brush with, but it turns out that the compact size together with the electric brushing action makes short work of the process. The handle is great too, with rubber inserts for easy grip, and is waterproof enough to rinse off in the sink. Plus, there isn't a problem with using regular toothpaste with it, which has been a negative for electric brushes in the past. My five year old Interplak, for example, would jam if used with toothpaste.
The price is great too, with the entire brush costing less than a Sonicare replacement brush pack (and that pack doesn't include the toothbrush!).
It does have one negative, though, and that's the noise. I find noise while I'm trying to use something very irritating, and this is no exception. It is really quite loud, especially when holding it right next to your head, as when brushing teeth. However, that negative applies to electric brushes in general so just keep in mind that this is one of the tradeoffs to using an electric over a manual model.
Overall, highly recommended.

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Cleans better than an ordinary manual toothbrush. Clinically proven to remove more harmful plaque than an ordinary manual toothbrush. Effectively cleans between teeth and along the gumline. Helps to prevent gum disease and tooth decay. As gentle on teeth and gums as a soft manual toothbrush. Indicator bristles. Deep reaching Interdental Tips. High-speed oscillations. Non-slip grip. Recommendedby more dentists worldwide than any other brand of power toothbrush.

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Oral-B Professional Care Advantage Rechargeable Toothbrush Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)I will start off by saying that I bought this 2-pack from Costco for 100 dollars (in Dec 2010), with a 50% off rebate for a final price of about $50. That comes to $25 per toothbrush, which is a great deal. The 50% off mail-in rebate expires Dec 31, 2011, and must be postmarked by Januray 31, 2012. I used to have a Philips electric toothbrush that I used for a few years until the unit stopped working. Instead of buying another Philips, I decided to try the Oral-B because of the round head. I really like the shape of the round bristles better than the Philips. I feel that they do a better job of cleaning. The one thing that I really don't like about this toothbrush is the on/off button. The button is tiny and uncomfortable to press. A larger button would have been so much better and user friendly. Also, because of the 3 cleaning modes, you have to press the button 3 times before you can turn it off. That is really annoying.
And as an fyi, the toothbrush, replacement head and charger are made in Germany.


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Oral-B Triumph Professional Care 9400 Power Toothbrush Review

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(More customer reviews)Summary: Just buy the cheapest Oral-B ProfessionalCare model you can find on the market and you will get all of the wonderful teeth cleaning the reviewers here have been raving about without wasting money on useless features.
Review:
I bought this one after the unreplaceable battery on my Oral B 3d Excel (older equivalent of the ProfessionalCare 5000) failed on me. After comparing the two, I have decided that the cheapest ProfessionalCare model they offer which costs half the price had all the features I really needed.
The key features for me are:
* Rechargeable - everything from ProfessionalCare 5000 on up is rechargeable
* High speed 3d oscilations - ALL of their models from the ProfessionalCare 5000 on up have the same rotating speed and they all do side to side and front to back movents!
* Needs to supports all brush heads - Aside from their incompatible sonic line, all their brushes support all their brush heads. I bought the Triumph mainly because I liked the idea of their FlossAction head, and on their web site they claim that it only works with the Triumph. THIS IS INCORRECT. The floss action head works with all their models!!!!!! They claim the triumph brush detects a "smart chip" in the flossaction head that causes it to modify the way the motor works, but all it does is restrict you to the most powerful setting. I tried the Flossaction head on my cheaper 3d excel and it works just fine.
All the other features of the triumph are no big deal - the display screen to tell you the charge, etc. All that stuff is not worth paying twice the price to me.
Features they tout as unique to the Triumph that I don't care about:
* Multiple cleaning speeds - unless you have incredibly sensitive gums, you will just use the maximum speed every day.
* LCD display - You can't see it when you are brushing anyway. When you are done it tells you exactly how many minutes you brushed. Who cares about that? The pulse warning after 2 minutes during the brushing (on all their models) tells you that anyway. And it's pretty easy to remember to stick the thing in the charger once a week... you don't need an LCD display with the exact charge. That's overkill.
*FlossAction support - This is a great brush head but as I said above, this works in all their models even though they claim it does not.
They need to justify a higher price so they just packed on features that don't mean much... my advice is just to get the cheapest ProfessionalCare brush model you can find and it will be just as good.
On top of all this, the Triumph display screen requires a bigger battery and is heavier, which is a slight annoyance.
Go to oralb dot com website where they do a comparison of the features of all their models. Keep in mind that their statement that the Flossaction only works on the triumph is incorrect.

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Get a smile you can feel triumphant about. Achieve cleaner, whiter teeth and healthier gums than you ever thought possible. Experience Oral-B Triumph- a triumph over ordinary brushing.
Key Features: 1. Innovative Brush Head Technology - Advanced Floss Action™ Brush Head with MicroPulse™ Bristles
2. Customized Brushing - Three Unique Brushing Modes: Clean, Sensitive, and Polish
3. Smart Technology Dentist-inspired feedback helps you brush your best every day. - Brushing time: Helps you achieve the dental-recommended 2 minutes - Charge level: Tracks charge level so you can brush with optimal power - Brush head change: Adivses when individual brush head should be changed - Smart brush head: Recognizes FlossAction
In addition, a professional timer signals every 30 seconds to encourage throrough brushing for the four mouth quadrants, while a pressure sensor stops pulsations when you brush too hard.
4. Innovative/Attractive Design - A unique, curved handle made of high-tech materials ensures a good grip and comfortable brushing - An easy-to-read digital display communicates key information clearly - A premium overall design ensures that you'll like the way Oral-B Triumph looks in your bathroom
5. Convenient Charging and Storage - Innovative, dishwasher safe base station provides storage for up to 4 attachments - A portable SmartPlug™ Charger with a multi-voltage plug makes traveling with the Oral-B Triumph easy - The SmartPlug charger can be attached to the base station to create a single storage and charging unit - A travel case stores your brush when you're on the go
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Improved Gum Health. Oral-B Triumph is clinically proven to improve gum health for firmer, healthier gums. It also improves overall gum health by healing and reversing the effects of gingivitis.
Exceptional In-Between Clean. Oral-B Triumph cleans as effectively as brushing and flossing with a manual toothbrush, even in those hard-to-reach places between teeth. While flossing is an important part of a healthy oral care routine and can't be replaced, Oral-B Triumph provides exceptional cleaning in-between teeth for a floss-like clean.
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Oral-B Pulsonic Sonic Electric Toothbrush Review

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(More customer reviews)The Oral-B Pulsonic is a wonderful addition to the rechargeable electric/sonic toothbrush market. It is more slender, more quiet than the Philips Sonicare Flexcare Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush I own, although it doesn't have as many features. Both clean equally well; you'll notice whiter teeth within a few days of use. Choosing between the two will be a matter of personal preference for most consumers.
The ultra-slender handle of the Pulsonic feels close to a regular toothbrush, particularly if you're used to the heftier ones on the market, making it easy to maneuver the brush around the mouth. The fine vibrations barely travel down the handle --unlike all of other rechargeables I've used, including an older Oral-B model-- and thus minimize annoyance. The included "Precision Tip" brush head is great for cleaning between teeth, although people with sensitive gums may find it too much. (Note: these sonic toothbrushes maintain and improve gum health, so what may be uncomfortable during the first two weeks may not be a problem later.)
This brush has two speeds: "clean" and "sensitive." Although the instructions say that the sensitive speed is for tongue and gums, it's also a great speed for gradually introducing sonic cleaning before you step up to full speed vibrations. Like the Sonicare, the vibrations briefly change tempo when it's time to move to another area of the mouth. The brush pulses twice when two full minutes have passed since turning on the unit.
The Oral-B addresses some complaints I have about the Sonicare. One, it comes with a charger stand that can be mounted on the wall, allowing you to choose whether you want it on or off the counter. Two, the charger has a well for the body, making it difficult to knock it over by accident. The handle may not fit tightly into the well, but it definitely stays put. (The stand also has room for two brush heads.) Three, when you've finished all four quadrants, the toothbrush does not shut off automatically, making it much easier to brush your tongue or to spend a little extra time on a specific area after the two minutes are up.
That's not to say that the Oral-B doesn't have drawbacks. To get to the sensitive mode, you have to click through the regular mode, which means that either you'll have a brief time with the faster vibrations or you'll run the risk of splattering toothpaste. Likewise, if you are on the regular cleaning mode, you have to press the button twice to turn it off -- once to get to sensitive mode and another to shut it off. The Sonicare allows you to choose the mode with a separate button, and the mode will "stick" time after time unless you change it. (Also, the Sonicare has five different modes, including a regimen that include gum massaging and one that allows for four-quadrant quick brushing.) The instructions for the Oral-B also suggest circular movement around the tooth, thus demanding more work from the user. It's not clear whether this type of motion is really necessary or whether it's simply Oral-B technique; I'm not even sure my hygienist will know. In any case, I followed the instructions, and while I did get teeth as clean as I do with the Sonicare, I disliked the extra movement. Also, Oral-B doesn't offer different-size brush heads, although I wouldn't be surprised if they offered them in the future.
All in all, I really like the Pulsonic Power, although right now I prefer the Sonicare because of its extra features and the way it fits into my hand. However, the Pulsonic Power beats the Sonicare hands down for quietness, small size, and its charger stand. This is truly a next-generation sonic toothbrush that, despite its lack of extra features, may set a new standard.

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Experience Sonic technology in our slimmest form from Oral-B. This attractive electric toothbrush is slimmer than Sonicare Essence and designed to naturally whiten your teeth by gently polishing away surface stains. Plus, Oral-B Pulsonic removes more plaque than a regular manual toothbrush with a dynamic bristle cleaning action. You can even customize your routine to your unique needs with Clean and Sensitive brushing modes. The subtle two-minute timer helps you reach the dentist-recommended brushing time. With Oral-B Pulsonic, you'll get all the benefits of today's Sonic technology with Oral-B's trusted satisfaction guarantee. Sonicare is a registered trademark of Philips Oral HealthCare Inc.

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Oral-B 3000 Professional Care 3000 Electric Toothbrush, White and Blue Review

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(More customer reviews)I also own an Oral-B Pulsonic and a Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite so I am familiar with and used to using an electric toothbrush. Newcomers will probably have an adjustment period but the transitions isn't that hard. The Oral-B 3000 is a definite step up from a manual toothbrush and falls between my other two brushes. It is more like a dentist's cleaning brush than the other two and it employs a purely a physical cleaning methodology while the other two brushes rely on sonic technology. The 3000 is a bit more effective than the Pulsonic but the latter is more of a travel toothbrush. Comparatively, the Pulsonic is weaker and the user is instructed to brush as well as let the sonic action take place. The Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite is more powerful than either and the user is just supposed to move it over the surface of the teeth rather than exert force when brushing. I find it to be the most effective.
The Oral-B 3000 is a good brush and it gets my teeth "squeaky clean". It has good power and a lot of movement of the bristles on the head. If you prefer a longer bristled head as opposed to a round one, then this brush is not for you. But it is very effective in any case. You have to apply more pressure and move the brush more than with a pure sonic brush, but it works. There are 3 cleaning mode and I find the first to be the best. The second is a "gentle" cycle and the third oscillates between slow and fast. Every 30 seconds you get a remind to clean a different tooth area and at two minutes you get a 3 pulse reminder that you've done enough brushing. Battery life is good and the brush comes with an initial charge to let you brush once before having to re-charge. The base is rather large with a section for 4 brush heads so it takes up a bit of space on your countertop. The overall brush design is decent but middle of the road quality-wise. It feels more plasticy than my other two electric toothbrushes. The contrasty blue and white colors seem more suited to a kid's brush, as does the red light that flashes when you press too hard. A neat feature I suppose, if a bit gimmicky.
I like the Oral-B 3000 but at its current price point think there may be better options. You could do worse, but you could also do better.
Update: 09/03/2010 - This has become my go-to brush for a good clean. I like my sonic ones, but this one is more "fun", though that is hard to quantify. And it does a good job of cleaning. The charge lasts a while too. Some other things I've noticed is that it takes more work to clean than my other power brushes. Not terrible, but a bit more time. Also, it is loud. I don't find it annoying, but if you don't want to wake someone in the next room while doing your teeth, you probably will want to close the bathroom door.

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Sanrio Hello Kitty Toothbrush Review

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(More customer reviews)She loves it. My wife and I love it too. Somehow the base can charge the brush with no exposed connections. Which is a brilliant idea for something used in wet environment. It will even mount to the wall if you so wish or will sit on your vanity. We have not mounted ours yet but think its a great idea.

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Oral B Braces Care Esst Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)I just bought these to go on my Braun (Oral-B) Advance Power electronic base (fits great, by the way). It works great! The spinning head easily gets around all the brackets, and it only takes a minute or two to follow up with the tiny brushes on the other head that go in between the wires, replacing the usual little wire brushes you would use. My teeth feel much more clean than with a normal tooth brush.
Make sure you read, either on this site or another, which electronic toothbrush bases it will not go with! If you just got braces, you might want to wait a few days before using an electronic toothbrush, so as not to make your teeth more sore. I have had my braces 2 1/2 weeks, and it is causing no extra soreness.
Note: I also purchased the Waterpik Ultra Dental Water Jet. It also just takes another couple of minutes to clean between your teeth and to get anything you might have missed with the brush. My mouth feels much cleaner now!

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Oral-B Vitality Dual Clean Rechargeable Power Toothbrush, Light Green and White Review

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(More customer reviews)The Oral-b Vitality Dual Clean Rechargeable Power Toothbrush is the economy model of the Oral-b electric toothbrushes. The head consists of one upper and one lower brush which work independently of the other. The fat, round one on the top oscillates while the slightly squared one on the bottom moves from side to side. It comes with an additional brush head, and there are five different brush heads which can be purchased. They are described in the instructions, and there is a $3 coupon included inside the box.
After approximately two and one-half minutes, the brush slows down and gives a couple of sluggish spurts, which signals time to stop brushing. It doesn't stop by itself and has to be turned off. It is compact and fits well in smaller hands. I wasn't expecting too much from this little toothbrush but was very surprised at its vigorous action. My teeth felt extremely clean and smooth after use. I can't determine how long the battery will last, as I've used it only for a couple of weeks. I am sold on Oral-b, and certainly will consider this brand when its time for my next automatic toothbrush.


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Dr Fresh Toothbrush, Turbo-Battery Operated Brush Review

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(More customer reviews)Cleans nicely though I don't have enough experience to compare it to other power brushes. On/off switch did not work (even after some fiddling) so I open the battery compartment to turn it off.

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Oral-B Flexisoft- Toothbrush Replacement Brushheads Model EB-17, 6ct Review

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(More customer reviews)They sent me wrong brush heads. Not what I ordered.
I didn't want to deal with these people again. When
I asked my money back, they said I had to take
it with Amazon. I haven't received my money back yet.
Save yourself the headache. Order your brush head
replacements in the Internet from the big land stores.


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Oral-B FlexiSoft Replacement Power Toothbrush Heads (12 Brush Heads) Review

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(More customer reviews)I ordered the product because it was "labeled" Flexisoft, which my docotor recommended but the product shipped was Precision Clean. I contacted MSD about this; MSD said Precision Clean replaced Flexisoft and that the Amazon site is not always up to date with name changes. I take MSD at its word. Order delivery and reply to my inquiry were very prompt.

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Brushpoint Vital Health Battery Power Oral Care System, Light Blue Review

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(More customer reviews)This is an amazing product. The moment I saw it in Walmart, I was like... nice, all in one package, so thought, let me try...
It comes with - floss heads (20) beautifully packed, sulcus tips (2), gum stimulator (1) and off course brush (2+1)
Pros-
-Brush is really soft, motor is not too rough, not too smooth, better than other brands which I feel like I am running hair drying in my mouth and 2 of them is really great you don't need to go around any where for 9 - 12 months.
- Sulcus tips are great, they actually work, not many people even know that they exists and to use them. It is great that they included them in this. It is more like an education for people on what all can be used to maintain their teeth.
- included batteries.
-accessories
- ease of replacing power arms, and accessories.
- Price
Cons-
- Floss did not work, ( the design I thought is great) but sorry it did not work for me or my wife and our regular floss worked.
- gum stimulator actually hurts.. it did... it hurt my gum and the hinge hurt my lip. i am not exaggerating. it is not made of smooth rubber... it is made of sort of plastic... that's a total design flaw. I don't think the one who designed brush, designed the gum stimulator.
- Cheap cheap quality,
Summary- If 2 of the 4 products they included did not work... why did I still gave 4 stars. well... I think 4 stars is totally for coming up with such a nice product including all the accessories, and making people know what to use. probably in future if the manufacturers are reading this, hope they will make necessary changes.


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Oral-B CrossAction Power Dual Clean Soft Bristle Toothbrush, 1-Count Review

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(More customer reviews)Ok...here's the scoop: I currently own an Oral-B Vitality Sonic Rechargeable, and have used some of the more expensive Oral-B Rechargeables in the past. I was looking for a decent battery operated toothbrush because my bathroom outlet goes off when the light is turned off, making rechargeables somewhat impractical. So I figured...how much could I lose trying the Oral-B CrossAction Power Dual Clean toothbrush? (NOTE: I received the medium, not the soft, by mistake, and since I only use soft bristled brushes, I went and got a 2-pack of soft replacement heads at Walmart. I was curious to see if there was a noticeable difference between the medium and the soft, and there definitely is. The soft is clearly softer.)
A few "first impressions":
This toothbrush is a bit on the loud side. It sounds kinda like...well...a personal vibrator. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.) :o)
It takes 1 battery, whereas some other battery toothbrushes take 2. I don't know if that's a plus, a minus, or neutral. It's just different. The one thing that I think results from only taking one battery is that the handle is on the slim side, which I see as a plus. Some of the other brands I saw on the shelf when I was looking for replacement heads that took 2 batteries looked like they could be used as personal defense weapons. On the minus side, the bottom of this toothbrush is oval, not flat, and there's no stand to place it in, so it won't stand up by itself like some of the other brands.
Using this toothbrush took a little adjustment from the Oral-B Vitality Sonic. The Sonic's head is smaller, and it only has the sonic action. The CrossAction needs to be guided from the front teeth to the back teeth -- at least that's the way I was using it, and it worked very well once I got the hang of it. It's a totally different feel than the Sonic, but an interesting thing happened after comparing the two. My mouth felt fresher (fresh and tingly) after using the CrossAction. At first I thought it was just my imagination. But a couple of times I did a direct comparison, and using the same toothpaste, my mouth definitely felt fresh and tingly with the CrossAction, whereas with the Sonic, it just felt fresh. And the fresh/tingly feeling lasted longer with the CrossAction.
I haven't used it long enough to know how long the battery will last, but I got a pack of 15 AA alkalines for $6, and figure that ought to last for a good while. If I find I'm going through too many batteries, I'll get some Sony Pre-Charged Rechargeables, and that'll take care of that.
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BCG34HRE4KN-Refresh-Pre-Charged-Batteries/dp/B001DL9WDG/ref=pd_cp_e_2
The one cool thing about these cheap battery operated toothbrushes is that you can always change the battery when you need to. With the more expensive rechargeables, when the battery goes after a year or two, that's it -- the batteries in those toothbrushes are not user replaceable.
Conclusion: Deal, or no deal? DEAL! Definitely...DEAL!!!

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Oral B Sensitive Extra Soft Electric Toothbrush Refills, 3 pack Review

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(More customer reviews)After years of sawing away with a conventional toothbrush, my dentist recommended an electric toothbrush. The standard Oral-B refills work good, but tend to be a little hard on my gums, resulting in occasional irritation.
Enter the Oral-B Extra Soft refills; with these I get the same quality cleaning as with the standard refills, but without any gum irritation whatsoever! My gums had continued to erode/recede until I started using these brush heads, but now seem to have stopped. If you have similar issues, you may want to try this product - it does a great job cleaning as well, the bristles are very flexible and reach deep between teeth!

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Oral B Sensitive Brush Heads 3 Heads Individually Sealed Review

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(More customer reviews)The Oral B sensitive brush heads are kinder to your teeth and gums. I won't use anything else.

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Oral-b Precision Clean Tooth Brush Refills Replacement Heads, 6ct Review

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(More customer reviews)I have been using my Oral B powerbrush for over 5 years so i've been through many bristle/head packages.
The units shipped by this merchant have all the signs of being counterfeit:
* the 'indicator bristles' should gradually lose their blue color over time... THEY DON'T
* 3 out of 5 heads stopped oscillating after 2 weeks... they should last 3 months
* the brush heads also failed to produce the 3D action
* my gums started bleeding while using these brushes... that never happened before and stopped after i stopped using
* the brushheads pinched the inside of my mouth, which never happens with the genuine ones
the first tell-tale sign was that the merchant included two packs of 4 brushes instead of the 6-pack listed... while the packaging is made to imitate the genuine product packaging, the actual brushes don't measure up (and may actually do harm to your gums)
my recommendation: STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT AND MERCHANT (Mr. Bargain)
(even if the merchant is well intentioned, they are reselling counterfeit merchandise)

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