🦷 Highly Efficient Philips Sonicare ProResults HX9033 Replacement Review

I decided to take a chance and I'm glad I did. In the past I have used large "standard" lures. Although they did a good job, my hygienist kept asking me for more (sound familiar?). After reading the reviews about these nozzles, I decided to give it a try. Doesn't matter! They reach the gumline much better. My teeth really look cleaner, polished. My hygienist was so impressed that he asked me to give her a link to the Revain page so she could share it with other customers. Enough said.

I bought these 3 packs from Revain in October 2017. Fast forward to March 2018 when I'm going to get the last lace out of the box and it's deformed. It was one not seen until it was taken out of the box. I went to the website after checking the date of purchase and then just called Philips. They sent me new 3 packs and even registered my toothbrush I bought last September when I mentioned my last one had died after 2 years. Excellent customer service. Regarding these tips: I've tried generics…

I ordered this (3) pack in June. Nozzle changed in July (no problem). Last night I tried changing the tip again, only this time I found the other replacement didn't fit my base. So I ordered (3) and only received (2) that fit my base. Unfortunately, I didn't realize this until after the return period, so I screwed it up. If you order this product, be sure to try ALL replacement parts before storing them in your bathroom cabinet.

I have a lower Sonicare and a higher Sonicare. The lower-end Sonicare came with regular (Simply Clean?) standard brush heads and the higher-end model came with them, and that's how I discovered them. They are way better than standard and delicate nozzles when you want to clean more. Who knows what they do with the enamel or gum line, but my teeth seem cleaner. If you just want a basic Sonicare and don't use fancy pen settings (sensitive, clear and white, etc.), get the cheapest pen and then…

These heads are good when they're real. They are suspicious because they make a high-pitched, whining noise that others don't have. They are also physically different from the others, and in fact two of the three in this pack were different from the others. The bad ones have a matte metal ring at the base, the good ones have a shiny metal ring like all my old ones.

Used them for a couple of weeks and they seem to be good. Dentists often tell me I brush too hard and these brush heads are very soft. They seem to clean well, but I'll be updating them in a while (that's why I gave 4/5 stars). I was concerned about the size as I prefer it compact. They are larger than the Sonicare compact but smaller than the standard brush heads (shown left to right are the Sonicare Sensitive, Gum Health and Compact). I will buy Gum Health Tips again.

My dentist tried for several years to get me a Philips Sonicare but I had an Oral B rotary brush and decided to go for it. However, my gums were slowly deteriorating. Last December I bought Sonicare and started using it daily. When I came for a check-up in January, my gums had improved and I hardly bled when brushing my teeth! I can't prove that Sonicare was the reason for the improvement, but the evidence strongly suggests it. I was so impressed. I like Sonicare more now for another reason…