🦷 Oral-B Pro-Health Clinical Pro-Flex Toothbrush: Flexing Sides, 40M Medium, Original Version, 2 Count – Quality Dental Care Review

This saves me a trip to the store if I take too long to change my toothbrush. A 2 pack is good to provide for me and my wife. As far as I can tell, these are pretty standard toothbrushes. Subscribe and save for regular deliveries. Pro tip: This is a good inexpensive item to help you hit those percentage goals in the months when you don't need many others.

I like it even though it's useless. The flexible head is no different from a normal toothbrush, but I still really like the toothbrush. I like the full head and semi-hard bristles. It cleans my teeth well; so much so that today after more than two months of use I ordered a second batch of two toothbrushes. As for the comments about the paste and dirt getting under the flexible part; I just checked mine after more than 2 months of use and couldn't see any dirt, mold or glue underneath. The…

He doesn't like super thin toothbrushes but I wanted him to use something that would protect his gums. He was satisfied with this model. We keep buying this. His dentist told him that the general condition is very good, so I think that's enough. :)

The toothbrush itself is fine. The idea is great, but the execution is not so good for me. Here's why: Toothpaste gets caught behind the two flexible sides of the toothbrush, which lift up to create the signature "flex" sensation. Unless you have a very high pressure sink and are willing to lift each toothbrush head valve (with force because they're pretty powerful) and flush under it, toothpaste will be left over after each brushing. It's clean, and to be honest I don't really notice that…

I started using this toothbrush a few months ago. When I went for regular teeth cleaning a few months later, the dentist was surprised at how much my gums had improved. The toothbrush was the only change I made since my last visit, so I guess that made a difference. I would recommend.

I've always loved Oral B toothbrushes. I'll be honest, although I have an absolute favorite that I couldn't find. However, this toothbrush is a very good alternative until I find the Oral B brush that I have always loved. This brush is comfortably light and flexible, yet strong enough to clean teeth and gums. This is a really good toothbrush.

The toothbrush itself is fine. The idea is great, but the execution is not so good for me. Here's why: Toothpaste gets caught behind the two flexible sides of the toothbrush, which lift up to create the signature "flex" sensation. Unless you have a very high-pressure sink and are willing to lift each toothbrush head flap (with force because they're pretty powerful) and rinse under it, toothpaste will be left over after every brushing. It's clean, and to be honest I don't really notice that…

Oral-B has been at the forefront of toothbrush design for several years, but I've always been skeptical that an 'advanced' toothbrush could be any more useful than a plain old toothbrush and some grease. Well, now I'm a believer! The design of this nozzle is such that no matter how you clean, there is always a bristle to clean, rub, massage or penetrate hard-to-reach areas of your skin. Mouth. When I first used this brush my teeth felt like someone else's afterwards, like I just took my braces…