🦷 Uncover Supreme Cleanliness with Oral B Pro Health Toothbrush Review

YES! Oral-B seems to be phasing out the old CrossAction Pro-Health toothbrush (no rubber bristles on the rim), but this Deep Action Pro-Health Superior Clean is the same old brush under a slightly different name. Happy Days!

Got them out of necessity after throwing my last toothbrush in the bin. They say soft, but it's not. These are the hardest bristles I've ever used. As a result, they clean very well and fit well in the mouth, but are not soft. It's not a problem for me, but my husband has to use soft bristles when he has gum problems, which can cause serious damage. I will continue to use these because they clean really well, but they shouldn't be advertised as soft.

years have passed since I last bought my favorite toothbrush and the graphics on this page made me think like many other products the quality had suffered. But other than the color of the bristles, I see no difference between the new toothbrushes I received and those I bought in bulk years ago.

This is not the best. They're stiff and inflexible, and after getting them and using them for a few days, I put them in cleaning products, went to the pharmacy, and bought a different kind.

I reordered this brush because it is my favorite toothbrush. The picture shows what it looks like (still in the box) next to my used toothbrush for comparison. If you look closely and count the number of blue bristles, you will see that the pack is missing a set. I don't know what happened there. I'll still use it even if it's shorter because it gets the job done.

This is not a full size Oral B Superior Clean toothbrush. Compact head: Instead of the usual 5 rows of bristles that can be seen in the photo, the head has only 4 rows of bristles. Everything else about the brush design is identical, but nothing on the Revain website or product packaging warns you that you're getting a different product. Proctor & Gamble customer service has confirmed that these brushes are likely the smaller promotional toothbrushes that your dentist hands out when you go to…

The same pack, with the same number (91172310) in the lower right corner on the front label (although 91172309 on the back) but one set of bristles fewer. The photo shows five pairs of blue and white bristles pointing up and five pairs of pink and blue bristles pointing down. Toothbrushes of this design that I have previously had had the same number of rows of bristles as shown in the photo, but the brushes I sent only have four sets of bristles of each type, resulting in an overall shorter…