Review on Optimized for SEO: Philips Sonicare Sensitive Brush Heads by Doyun Park ᠌

Incomparable comfort with satisfactory quality. In general, I rarely write reviews, but I came across a Philips promotion with the essence “Try new nozzles for free, just write a review” and could not pass by. What concerns this model directly begins with the words “Sensitive nozzle”, F3 to help, the rest is a preamble from the category “why the nozzles are original”, “and didn’t I brush my teeth with a crocodile”, “did I put it on a mop”. I have been using Philips toothbrushes for a long time and had a chance to try different nozzles and brushes. I did not reveal any particular difference in some specific “brush-nozzle” connection and used a brush of the lower price range of the hx6250-10 (2 series) model - one button, one mode, decent rotation speed (about 30,000 rpm). The product was used on a normal jaw, slightly crooked teeth, including "wise" ones at various stages of integration into the dentition. Pasta - Rocks, water - a bit harsh, but nothing supernatural. The brushing technique is the most common, it consists in smooth movements of the brush in the direction across the incisors and along all other teeth with a rounding of the trajectory near the wisdom teeth. Finally, the Sensitive nozzle. If you can attach a photo on this site, then you can familiarize yourself with what the courier brought. If not, it's okay - packaging is packaging. The manufacturer would do honor to any Spartan and does not crumble into promises: the nozzle should take excellent care of your teeth and gums, warn against wear by losing the color of the blue bristles, it is advisable to change it 4 times a year. Actually, it’s impossible to convict the manufacturer of something right away - there is a strip, and the nozzle is the softest of all that I have tried from Philips. Feeling of use. At the same time, I am testing the InterCare nozzle - heaven and earth in terms of comfort. Soft bristles are very comfortable, nothing hits the teeth, the brushing technique does not have to be changed. The curved shape of the bristles makes it comfortable to handle wisdom teeth and, I think, the outermost teeth in the jaw in general. The quality of cleaning is satisfactory, nothing supernatural, which I would call a significant advantage with such comfort. I believe, however, that after a little wear, either the quality or comfort will fall, because I am 100% sure that the soft bristles will not hold their shape for a long time. All in all, a great brush, second only to the ProResults when worn a little.