Review on 🪥 Triple Bristle Replacement Brush Heads Refills, Advanced 3-Head Design, Compatible with Triple Bristle Sonic Toothbrush, Color-Changing Indicator Bristles, 2-Pack (Blue) by Gary Bush

I have a 21 year old son on the autism spectrum. He is a millennium. The last of the "educationally misunderstood" generation on the autism spectrum. BECAUSE I AM COMPLETELY ME AND I try to be the best mom I can be to him, brushing his teeth has been one of the biggest challenges. started brushing his teeth after he erupted his first tooth brushing his teeth was a problem. The older he got, the more teeth he had, the more he had to fight. His sensitivity to sensation made him squirm like a worm whenever he felt the bristles on his gums! I gave him his first electric toothbrush when he was about 7 years old. It was luck. However, he often missed certain areas, particularly the upper and lower molars. When he was looking for a new electric toothbrush for him about two years ago, he decided that there had to be SOMETHING better and easier for him to brush his teeth perfectly. Teeth, I found Sonic 360! It has three attachments that are gently fixed on the teeth. Three brushes simultaneously clean the top and sides, including the gumline. He pushed the head of the toothbrush down, effectively locking it all the way back, turning it on, then slowly moving it forward until he was in the center of the front. Teeth. This section is called the quadrant. 30 seconds per quadrant is all he needs! I worked with him to make sure he was moving slowly enough. Within a week, for the first time in his 19 years, he did an absolutely fantastic job brushing his teeth! This toothbrush is a godsend for my son's oral health. I strongly recommend that this be the FIRST AND ONLY electric toothbrush for your CHILD. As soon as I get around to it, I'll order the latest version. It has a synchronization mechanism with 30 second intervals. This lets the user know if they're about to quickly clean each "quadrant" of their mouth by emitting a sort of electrical beep.