MOUTHWATCHERSSoft Flossing Toothbrushes for Adults, Value 6 Pack, Ultra Clean Manual Toothbrush Set for Sensitive Teeth & Gums, by Dr. Plotka, Assorted Colors

At first, the size makes you think your gums will suffer, but the truth is that it does the job quickly and your teeth feel perfectly clean, better than any other brush I've used.

These are amazing. We gave up our Braun’s after 20 years!!!These are the bestest-estest-estest.No bleeding gums and feels like dental office visit clean.

These toothbrushes actually do floss your teeth when used properly! Really! We through out a dozen other types after getting these.

Great products. My teen loves these for his braces.

This brand of brushes are my favorite. I prefer them over an electric toothbrush. They leave my teeth and gums feeling clean! Works great on braces too.

Definitely buy these! The stuff you get at drugstores, Target or Walmart are terrible because they are all plastic & rubber. Using this toothbrush makes your teeth feel especially clean. Almost like the way they used to make toothbrushes when you were a kid…

This the second 6 pack of brushes I’ve bought and I can attest that they definitely get your teeth much cleaner than other brushes. I have very sensitive teeth and gums and have had a lot of dental and jaw issues. I would prefer an electric brush bc of this but there are none on the market that would work for me. Until then I will stick with these brushes.The bristles are very soft and they actually get in between tight teeth, which I have as well. Due to the tapered shape of bristles I’m able to position the bristles in various ways to get additional plaque that’s left over after flossing that I haven’t been able to with other brushes. There is a good amount of bristles also. I recently bought a specialty toothbrush and there were about 3/4 the amount of bristles, length and width wise and when I switched back I immediately knew the difference and told myself I wasn’t going back. The handle has some weight to it but isn’t heavy.***Only downside to this brush is the holes in which the bristles go in/stem from as well as that surrounding area—it holds toothpaste, plaque and actual chunks of food and it’s really difficult to get it out the brush. Multiple times in the past I’ve had to take floss to the bristles to get it out. Better the toothbrush then my mouth but I don’t want to have to floss my toothbrush, it’s an extra step I didn’t sign up for. I included a photo of my new brush that I just used 1 time with my charcoal toothpaste and the bristle starting point is black even after soaking it in hydrogen peroxide and lots of hot water rinsing. This creeps me out bc if visible stuff stays stuck then obviously the stuff that doesn’t meet the eye aka bacteria and other buggers are stuck there as well!

I saw these in, I THINK, Good Housekeeping magazine and they were touted as a great toothbrush with micro bristles in addition to regular ones that are almost as effective as flossing. I thought that was a pretty bold claim to make but they weren't terribly expensive so I bought a bag of them (or two ;-) ). IDK how they do it--it's 'just' a toothbrush. BUT...it's a toothbrush that makes my teeth feel cleaner than any other toothbrush I've ever used. These are fantastic and I will freely admit that I NEVER thought I'd be giving a review on toothbrushes!!