I purchased the Precision Clean X-Filament replacement Brush Heads to use with my Oral B Braun electric toothbrush. These are good quality brushes which fit tightly so they don't fall off while in use! These brush heads do a great job cleaning teeth. I have found them easier to use and more effective than a manual toothbrush. I bought the 3 count value pack because the replacement brush heads are expensive. If the color fades on the brush head then it's time to replace it. Read more
Oral-B replacement heads are simply the best. Easy to replace, exact original fit manufacturer replacement. These Precision Clean X are even better then the original brush head that came with my Oral-B Vitality. These are a bit softer, gentle on my gums and last longer. The price is better then Walmart. I highly recommend, and will continue to buy these on Amazon. Read more
It does the job. I bought the replacement brushed online because they are cheaper than the singles I get from Walmart. The brush head fit with out any problems and it came in the box as advertised for the product because I have read other state that they received brush head replacement and the box did not match the product. The brush head was easy to attach and remove for cleaning. The brush I purchased was soft so I had no bleeding gums. I will recommend this to any one who owns a oral b electric brush. Read more
Does the job really well, lasts long, no complaints. Read more
After trying all the different Oral-B brush heads, and even a pack of generic brush heads, I keep coming back to this one because it has the best reach and the best performance. The generic brush heads weren't awful, but the bristles were a lot stiffer so I was concerned that they would damage my teeth over time (there is such a thing as "brushing too hard"). My only gripe with the Oral-B Precision Clean brush heads is that they're a bit pricey, even compared to the other types of Oral-B brush heads. You'd think the most basic type of brush head would also be the cheapest. Here is what I think of all the other Oral-B brush heads I've tried: * Flexi-Soft (now called Sensitive): Bristles are too soft and don't stimulate the gums well enough. If you're just starting out with an electric toothbrush or have really sensitive gums, it may be a good idea to start with these, but eventually you'll want to graduate to something with firmer (but still soft) bristles. * Floss-action: Not horrible, but the "floss action" is a gimmick, nothing more. There's no way the rubber "floss" bristles will get between your teeth unless you have gaps or you really smash the bristles against your gums. * ProWhite: Maybe it polishes, maybe it doesn't. But what I can tell you is that it doesn't have enough bristles to do a good job of actually brushing your teeth. * Dual-Action: This is the worst of the bunch. In theory, it's great--you should either be able to brush in half the time or get your teeth twice as clean in the same amount of time because of the massively increased bristle area. But in practice, the head is so big that you can't do a good job brushing behind your back teeth, and it's even difficult to maneuver behind your front teeth. * Power Tip: This one is intended more for an extra tight pass along the gumline and around the edges of your teeth. It doesn't hurt to use it, but it shouldn't be your main brush head. Read more
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I bought the original toothbrush from an in-person retailer (bullseye) that apparently does not sell the replacement heads. This set came quickly and works exactly as expected. I was a little surprised because the packaging is an Asian language, not English. Still, it worked and was fairly affordable comparatively. Will buy again in a few months! Read more
