I am surprised that you say the Sensi UltraThin are too soft. Many people like them and soft bristles are the most recommended and popular. Passionate about business and helping others, Jon has been involved in various online enterprises since the early 2000s. CrossAction vs Precision Clean vs FlossAction vs Sensitive Clean vs…the other 5 Oral-B brush heads available to buy. A potentially very useful guide, let down by the fact that the Sensi Ultra Thin brushes are not fully explained. They’ve obviously been patched in after being introduced (in one place being Ultra Think ?) but most of the guide still describes Sensitive, which I’m not sure even exist now. They are not on display at our city centre Boots, at least. Can we just assume Sensitive Ultra Thin has same action and benefits as Sensitive? Is this guide being fully updated? Thanks. Reply Each of the previously mentioned brush heads can be used with any of these cleaning modes but some are better suited to particular modes — we show which brush heads are best suited to which cleaning modes in the comparison table above.

Capable of removing up to 5x more plaque than a manual toothbrush the precision clean head leaves your whole mouth feeling cleaner thanks to an arc trim that cups each tooth as you brush it. With all the fake heads in circulation nowadays, changing the colour of the genuine heads has confused me, at least this article here has explained this, thanks for that, however, Braun should have done this via TV adverts. Reply I feel, from use and the head design that the likes of the CrossAction and Sensi UltraThin are better placed to give an excellent overall coverage for the vast majority of people. A grey slider switch just under the head of the nozzle allows the jet of water exiting to be changed from either a continuous and more powerful jet of water or a softer, rotational flow of water. They may well have changed slightly. I don’t think you need to worry, they are safe to use. But it is important you have heads you are happy with.Perhaps one day we will do such tests, but this generally calls for a much more controlled clinical/scientific setup and this isn’t quite what we aim for at this time. Although they have the same sized metal driving spindle, the plastic casing below the spindle are of different diameters. Specific to the iO range of heads, the Specialised/Targeted Clean head can be used daily but is not designed for an all over clean of the teeth. It is specifically designed to be used in addition to the likes of the Ultimate Clean or Gentle Care head to reach more awkward locations that a normal head just won’t reach. Hi I have an Oral B 2500 toothbrush. I also have an Interspace toothbrush attachment. I put it on Sensitive Mode. Is this ok for cleaning under Implants? I am worried about it being too powerful for gums, irritating and receding? Similarly I want to use it for cleaning gumlines and awkward sides of teeth but worried I will stray onto gums. Will this be all right? Thanks. Reply To fix this, try running the toothbrush’s top section (around the plastic connector and metal shaft) under warm water for at least ten seconds. Then, see if you can pull the extra bit off. You might have to give it quite a forceful tug, but it should come right off. If it does, your new brush head should fit.

Oral-B offers a variety of replacement heads to ensure you can find the one that best suits your oral care needs. The below brush heads fit all of our electric toothbrush handles (except Oral-B iO). Browse below our entire line of Oral-B replacement brush heads. Oral-B have designed the bristles to be much softer on the teeth and gums and whilst there is a certain firmness to the bristles they do feel soft. Each of these have potential advantages based on your specific needs. CrossAction is a good general clean option whilst the FlossAction is advantageous if you particularly suffer with plaque build up in between teeth. Looking quite different to most other brush heads, 3 outer bristle tufts sit around a single inner tuft. The 3 outer tufts are blue in colour, longer in length and angled to create a kind of tip as they lean into the centre of the round brush head where you find the cluster of white bristles. That central cluster of bristles is slightly longer than the outer blue ones.Or, would you like the sweeping action of the TriZone brush head which is more aligned with a manual toothbrush? Thanks for the comments and the question. It is indeed very confusing and apologies if we have overlooked this in our article. It is an everyday brushing solution, that is round in shape, just like a regular Oral-B brush head, but it is marginally smaller to suit the smaller mouths of the younger generation. I find brush heads too big. Dentist says I should look for a small sensitive head. Can u advise. Am new user having used sonicare with small brush for 10 years. Have bought pro 3000 but brush head giving me a sore jaw. Reply All of the Oral-B brush heads will fit to and work with any of the current and many older Oral-B electric toothbrushes. They are designed to be interchangeable*.