Interdental Replacement Toothbrush Heads for Philips Sonicare Click-on Brush Head System, for Cleaning Braces/Between Teeth/Back Teeth (4-Pack, White)

I had buyers remorse the second I purchased these as they are expensive for what they are. I was apprehensive of trying them when they came and contemplated just returning them. There is s not many other choices so I gave them a shot. Glad I did. They work well and fit perfectly on my sonic. They get behind my teeth well, get along the gum line, and in tight places. So far they held up. Stiff but do not hurt you gums. Overall, I am very happy I gave them a shot.

I was wanting something to replace my rotodent. This was the perfect solution, as it fits the Sonicare toothbrush that I already have. All I have to do is change heads. I dip the brush in Listerine, then go along the gumline several times a week. It keeps my mouth tartar-free at the gumline. Just ask my dentist!

This is the only brush that can clean my wisdom tooth! I am very happy.

Great for people with braces. Gets into all the small areas. I use them for the whole 2+ years I had braces.

Hold the bottom firmly when removing it so it does not come apart.Not as good as string floss (no matter what lies you have received from the non-string-floss companies including Phillips Sonicare, nothing beats string floss..... an observation I made practicing dentistry for about 45 years). I do have the Phillips Sonicare air and water flossers in addition to my sonicare toothbrushs(used when they were originally introduced separately over a period of about 40 years which I use daily as a hedge against missed spots). They are the best I have run across and spent my money on and if you are not going to use string floss. These inter-dental brushes are helpful also. The best dental work is no dental work...just prevention is tops.

It is not well made but works good.

I bought these to clean around my son’s braces and am very happy that I did, as they make cleaning around and under them so much easier! He was having some difficulty with getting all the plaque from around his brackets and along his gum line, causing him to have gums that were puffy and easily bled, but they’re much healthier now. They’re a little hard, so you have to be careful with the amount of pressure you use and bc of that we actually don’t use them with the electric toothbrush and just hand brush them instead, which works fine. Once his gums are a little less sensitive we will start to use the electric toothbrush again. They’re also very stiff, but without that they wouldn’t be as durable and would quickly lose their shape. Overall I’m very happy with the purchase and plan to purchase more when these wear out!

I had no idea these existed until I stumbled across them a couple of months ago. They are great for getting into tight spaces are braces and other dental work, or for people like myself, that have a very small jaw structure. These allow me to reach all my teeth without feeling like I'm about to dislocate my jaw. They're a bit more expensive than regular brush heads, but absolutely worth it in my opinion. And since they last for three months, like the normal brush heads a four pack is enough for one year. When I told my husband about them he decided to give them a try and ended up really liking them too. So now I'll be buying another set this month so we both have enough for a year.