Review on 🪥 Colgate Extra Clean Toothbrush Full Head Firm #40 - Brushes Hard (Pack of 12) for Optimal Oral Care by Annie Thornton

I swear I'm not in pain, but when I select toothbrushes on the shelves, they always are Soft and Medium to choose from and I always said they should have Hard. Dentists don't seem to agree. Do you think we will push hard and ruin our teeth? The? These buffer our teeth every 6 months at 30,000 rpm. Many Thanks. Anyway, I digress. One day, after my mouth felt unclean and I knew it was time to get a new toothbrush, I searched the internet for something trickier that would work better. sold online where they are free from the influence of the dental industry and preventing people from understanding what they think is best for us. I've been using this toothbrush for about a month, my teeth haven't fallen out and are really whiter than before. . My gums are healthier and pinker than before. I will never settle for a flimsy toothbrush again. I need pressure, or rather, my teeth and gums need pressure. To hell with dentists. My only complaint is the size of these toothbrushes. They are small and very light, which makes them look like children's toothbrushes. If I buy them again (which will happen after a while as they seem to be holding up well) I'll probably see if there are other models. I don't like the tongue cleaner either, it's just not very good. And hard bristles for cleaning the interdental spaces are no longer available on this model. So for my next set I will probably look for a FIRM toothbrush that has the above qualities.