🪥 Enhanced Packaging for Lightweight Bristle Preserve Toothbrushes Review

I don't know how long they last and I don't know how well they clean our teeth in general but I don't care they are really soft/ultra soft unlike all the other dozen plus brands that which we have. I tried whoever claims they are! it's nice to finally be able to brush our teeth with it without our gums being scratched by the stiff bristles of other brushes, which then causes our gums to bleed. The shape of the handle was uncomfortable at first, but felt natural on the second use. I really love…

So I bought these toothbrushes and gave a not so good rating, I'm also changing 4 stars from 2 stars because I actually tried the toothbrush and it wasn't bad. It had great balance and feel, it softened after I actually poured some water and toothpaste on it, and I was also able to get into spots in my mouth easily due to the design of the handle, the reason I removed the star, is that the head was small and I couldn't fill it with toothpaste. So if it were bigger I would definitely buy it…

The bristles are very flexible and need to be replaced more often than regular toothbrushes, but the head is very narrow and fits easily around the back of the teeth. I used to use the Colgate Navigator because it had a narrow tip, but when it was discontinued I couldn't find anything with a narrow tip until I tried this one. The softness of the bristles could be due to them bending and losing their shape. So when they run out, I get stiff.

I first bought one of these brushes from Trader Joe's where I saw they were made from recycled plastic. I love how soft the bristles are, how it has a relatively small brush head and how it curves slightly to reach the back of the teeth. Despite being a basic straight bristled model, I feel they clean my teeth as cleanly as any other brush. Assuming I change my brush about every 3 months, this set should last about a year and a half! However, I would like to point out that I did not receive a…

Oral hygiene is important. Going to the dentist doesn't have to be an expensive or scary experience when you brush and floss three times a day. I am working on eating 3 meals a day and brushing and flossing my teeth after each meal. Most days I don't eat 3 meals a day and sometimes I only brush my teeth once in the morning. As I get older I get cardiovascular problems, I just had an EKG and since heart health is related to oral hygiene I think brushing my teeth rigorously three times a day…

Preserve toothbrushes are the only toothbrushes I have ever bought! I took up using them a few years ago after buying one at the market while traveling when I forgot to bring my own from home. They are narrow, which makes them comfortable in the mouth and to the touch. I tend to throw up with most toothbrushes but never with the Preserve brand. The tabs on the handle provide the perfect place to grab and hold. The bristles fall off a little at first, but as soon as you remove a few free ones…

I'm 80 years old, have most of my teeth and have used A LOT toothbrushes. I estimate that I've brushed my teeth with a toothbrush about 55,000 times. This brush is the best I've ever had. The brushes are durable, and the true ergonomic handle design and angle of the brushes make the toothbrush very easy to use correctly - cleans the inside and outside of the teeth vertically, not across. Because they last so long (see next paragraph) and because proper dental care prolongs life, I bought 30…