Colgate 360 Medium Adult Toothbrush (Pack of 4) Review

There are cheaper toothbrushes out there, but I don't think it makes sense to skimp on teeth that are meant to last a lifetime. A visit to the dentist can buy toothbrushes for life. Are these the best toothbrushes money can buy? Damn, I don't know. I can tell you, you can feel those thicker bristles as you brush. If the sensations speak of efficiency, then these are good toothbrushes.

My husband and I needed new toothbrushes so I bought these. My husband commented on how much he likes the new toothbrush compared to the old one (I didn't ask if he liked it - he must be in love with this toothbrush). would choose this one. In addition, the pen and tongue cleaner have a gel-like feel. I like to take it in the morning and press on it. I also feel like the tongue cleaner really makes a difference compared to the hard plastic we've had in the past.

I used the dollar store brushes a little but decided to go for the cheapest ones order that I could find on Amazon were theses. The medium is tough and painful until it breaks a little. The first time I used 1 I woke up the next day with a piece of plaque in my mouth. As if it's gross, but it just proves that toothbrush types matter. The quality is excellent, not a single loose stubble in 2 weeks. The handle is very comfortable and fits the hand very well. The only thing that would be better if

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First of all, the number of toothbrushes for your money is a decent sum. They are fairly durable and comfortable to hold. However, they are quite solid. So much so that they almost feel hard and scratchy on teeth and gums. They will soften up a bit after a few uses, but not by much. If you like very hard brushes this is great. But if you have sensitive gums or teeth I wouldn't use it!

There are cheaper toothbrushes out there, but I don't think there's a point in skimping on teeth meant to last. A visit to the dentist can buy toothbrushes for life. Are these the best toothbrushes money can buy? Damn, I don't know. I can tell you, you can feel those thicker bristles as you brush. If the sensations speak of efficiency, then these are good toothbrushes.

Do not use. Buy the SOFT model offered by Colgate. Do not use Medium on sensitive enameled teeth. SOFT is the ONLY brush hardness that can be applied to your teeth or mine. I accidentally bought this media. They are repurposed as fine detail cleaning tools. Medium is great for this. But when it comes to soft teeth, please be careful. Just ask your dental hygienist. He will be happy to explain the anatomy of the tooth to you free of charge. Also, stay away from abrasive toothpaste of any kind…