Brilliant Soft Toothbrush

This past holiday season I decided to revive a tradition I grew up with, and looked for a red toothbrush to put into the stocking. (My little kid insists on the color red.) This came up in a search and I realized it may really help him to have a 360-degree brush. He wasn't sure about it at first but he quickly got used to it and now I'm ordering more to make sure I always have them on hand.Another tradition is putting toothbrushes in the dishwasher, and I learned the hard way that the plastic in this toothbrush bends a bit when heated. When I left it flat on the top rack, all was fine. When I put it in the silverware rack at an angle, though, it bent just a very little bit where the thinner part meets the thicker. It's still very usable, but I wanted to share that warning for other toothbrush-dishwasher aficionados.

In my opinion, this toothbrush is quite overpriced at $11 for just one.Also, it doesn't seem the way this is designed that the bristles could clean between teeth, even a little bit. It seems more of a polishing brush for tooth surfaces only.If it was cheaper, I'd be a repeat buyer and use it to "polish" my teeth with a whitening toothpaste. (I like that it is soft.) But for $11 each, I don't think it does anything better than a cheaper soft toothbrush.

I bought this with the intetion of using it to brush my dogs teeth. One is 4 pounds and the other is 8 pounds. The Granted I've only used it once so far, but it surpassed my expectations. It was super easy to get the toothbrush into their tiny mouths and since it's a 360 brush, I didn't have to worry about making sure to place the bristles exactly where they needed to go. So far I'm really impressed. I'll definitely update if my opinion changes.

We started using these bc of how much easier it was to help our daughter brush her teeth. Less having to turn at awkward angles in order to get to both lower and upper teeth. No weird plastic parts to hit her in the mouth when changing directions. And she likes using them to brush her teeth. (And she hates brushing her teeth.) She liked them so much I decided to try them for myself. And I fell in love. They don't make my gums hurt and frankly my teeth have never been cleaning. I'll never go back. Ever.Thank you thank you thank you

Not exactly a soft brush, but an interesting concept. It does get behind my back teeth very well, but I feel like I’m scrubbing off my enamel when I use this. Dr. Perio brushes, I think that’s the name, are the softest and smoothest I’ve used. They are standard shape toothbrushes though. If you’re looking for a soft round brush, you might investigate the special brushes in round brush line.

I bought this to brush my dogs teeth. I have three Boston Terriers (15, 20, 25lbs) and it fits perfect in their mouths. Perfect size and texture. Don’t know about human use, but works great for medium sized pups.

I've been using oral-B electric toothbrushes for the last 15 years. I thought I'd try this when traveling and I've since thrown out my oral-B and only use these. They are just like getting a polish at the dentist. I thought maybe it was wearing down my enamel, so after using it for 4 months my dentist said my teeth look great and it wasn't possible to wear teeth down. I love how smooth my teeth feel everyday!

Got this for my daughter who has Parkinson . Often has tremors in her hand/ arm. Regular toothbrush were starting to hurt when she’d “ go off track” and the toothbrush would crash into the side of her mouth or gum line. With the bristles all around she’s not getting hurt anymore while brushing her teeth.