🦷 Autism Toothbrush for Special Needs Kids - 2 Pack, 3 Sided Design with Soft Bristles for Gentle & Complete Tooth Cleaning Review

I have tried many 3 sided toothbrushes and these are by far the best. The bristles are already pleasantly soft and do not injure the gums. Almost all the others I've tried need to be washed under hot water to get soft, and I've found the bristles stiffen again during the brushing process. It's also the highest quality I've tried. The rounded tip guides the brush gently around the teeth. Highly recommended.

DO NOT BUY! I am very happy with this toothbrush for my child. After about a week, the bristles in my daughter's mouth came loose while brushing. I cleaned diligently and she didn't bite the head of the toothbrush or anything like that. This is a major choking or aspiration hazard. I am sending back the defective brush as well as the unopened brush.

Toothbrushes with _soft_ bristles that help improve periodontal hygiene and health. I have received comments from 3 dentists/oral hygienists about my excellent oral hygiene after using three-ended brushes with bristles that do not abrade enamel and gums. I use a 3-sided toothbrush in the morning and a regular toothbrush in the evening. Instead of toothpaste, I brush after dipping the bristles in a fluoride/hydrogen peroxide rinse, which cleans and disinfects the gum line and surface enamel. not

I had a Remedent three-sided toothbrush many years ago and it is no longer used. So I tried many: not good. I'm not autistic but I like to take a weekly break from the noise of the electric brush and I feel like the 3 sided guy keeps me from brushing my teeth too hard like I would with a regular hand brush. I found this brand here at Revain and it's AMAZING! The bristles are soft and the brush fits perfectly on the teeth. Love it. I will buy more!

My son is 9 years old and it's so hard for me to brush his teeth because he has sensory problems. I bought another 3 sided silicone option and it worked until it got older. I noticed they now have a real version of the brush and thought I'd give it a try. He still doesn't like brushing his teeth, but thanks to that I brush his teeth from all sides when I brush quickly or as long as he allows me to brush. They had a variant with a more average brush hardness as it ages, but that's good enough.

Bought for my son. He has trouble brushing his teeth when unsupervised. He likes that it's soft and I like that it touches all sides of the teeth at once. However, I still supervise him and still help him brush his teeth with a regular brush as this brush doesn't touch your gums, tongue or the backs of your teeth.

Cool concept. I was very excited to try these on my autistic son who hates brushing his teeth. But! The real bristles, just like the silicone, are very thin and break within a few days. He didn't like them any more than regular toothbrushes, and they were less effective because the bristles were cheap. Oh.

My son really hates brushing his teeth due to his autism. I hoped it would make things easier, but he absolutely hated them more than a regular toothbrush. Now he at least has the choice between two brushes and now likes to brush his teeth with a normal toothbrush. I'm sure it works for some but not for my boy.