🦷 Double-Sided Denture Toothbrush with Orafix Bristles - Set of 3 Brushes for False Teeth Cleaning Review

Small sensory bristles on top reach small, hard-to-reach places where food and plaque hide. The larger bristles on the bottom are softer and won't harm your prosthesis, although they are effective. All in all a good and easy to use tool for removing food debris and plaque so your dentures can last longer. worth your money.

I've been looking for everything to replace my old one. It was my first, bought from a little country store and what a blessing it was. No matter how long I soak, there's something about brushing that makes me feel cleaner and more responsible. These toothbrushes are comfortable to the touch and last a long time. If you haven't tried one yet, get one. I really don't think you will be disappointed.

Exactly what I was looking for, the bristles are very hard, all other brushes I bought were too soft. I can say they won't last long, I've only used them for 3 days and the bristles should already be deforming so I think I'll use a month but for the price I'm ok with that. Unless I can find a brand that works and lasts longer.

They are just as good if not better than what you buy in the store and you pay less for it. I was surprised when I received them, I thought the bristles were soft and cheap but when they arrived the bristles were nice and hard and cleaned your dentures really well.

I can't tell how they work on dentures, but they're perfect for cleaning my turtle shell. He loves extra shell wipers, and I love how they easily scrape dirt off the intricate rings around each shield on his shell.

Just received. Plan to take her on a long trip. t I think I like them better than the ones from the dentist! The bristles are pretty stiff (and I'm picky) and the handle is even a little longer than my toothbrush; easier to handle.

There is dirt on the toothbrush in the sealed package. I received them today and saw dirt on one. The other 2 look ok so I'll use them but the other one is dirty and still sealed so I'm concerned. It was a good price and you don't find toothbrushes in many stores. They were all white too. Good thing I'm the only one who needs it, otherwise you can't tell which one was yours.

These brushes were recommended by a woman who owns a professional cleaning service. I have one upstairs to clean the edges of my shower stall; one in the kitchen to clean the strainer for the fruit and vegetable press, the KitchenAid strainer attachment and the garlic press. The third is in my laundry room. I use it to clean the raised edges of my laundry tub, bird feeders and more. The handle is comfortable to hold and the bristles are neither too hard nor too soft. Buy, you will like it!

My dentist recommended that I use a sleep protector at night to protect my teeth. I found brushing the mouthguard with a toothbrush difficult and ineffective as it did not fit well in narrow canals or tooth sockets and the bristles were soft and too flexible to clean the grooves. I found denture toothbrushes and thought they might be just what I needed for a thorough cleaning of my mouthguard and they were. The small bristles are narrow enough and stiff enough to get into all crevices and nooks