Oral-B Ortho Care Essentials Electric Toothbrush Head, 1 Interspace Brush and 2 Ortho Brush Heads for Teeth with Braces, Pack of 3, White,package may vary

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Then, when the brush head is ready to be replaced, it can break when removing it to leave this piece behind. In short the answer is yes, all brushes have the same rush head fitting and all brush heads should fit.

Which replacement head fits my Oral B toothbrush?

TriZone is more like a traditional manual brush compared to the more advanced and arguably better oscillating rotating brush head. Having spent many years using the small round brush heads, the TriZone is much larger and bulkier in the mouth and is much more reminiscent to a regular manual toothbrush. In the centre are 4 clusters of white bristles, with 3 clusters of bristles on the right and left side.This was the brush head of choice and the default brush head supplied with most brushes from Oral-B, before they introduced the CrossAction brush head.

Oral-B - Orthocare Essentials Replacement Head - 3 Pieces

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. How effective this brush head is at whitening your teeth is dependent upon your teeth and the level of staining. Using a brush head for longer can actually cause harm to the teeth because bristles can become damaged and less effective at how they sweep across the tooth surfaces, in between teeth and along the gum line.

We do not recommend this brush head because we think that the polishing cup is likely more of a gimmick than an effective cleaning technology. Sensitive heads do still exist, but they are being phased out with Sensi Ultra-Thin being the replacements to them.

Oral-B Interspace Electric Toothbrush Head, Deep Plaque Oral-B Interspace Electric Toothbrush Head, Deep Plaque

Arguably just as, if not more important than the actual brush head is the way in which you clean your teeth. The colour of the bristles start off fuller and darker, but as time passes they become lighter and appear more worn. I have a bruan pro-timer electric toothbrush and believe the cross action heads are the correct ones. Probably the most common of all the brush heads, the CrossAction toothbrush head has a CrissCross bristle configuration set at a 16 degree angle to effectively clean teeth, along the gumline and reach deep in between teeth to loosen and remove up to 100% more plaque than a manual toothbrush.We could clearly see the pattern of the brush head on the stain, and determine which brush heads were the most effective. That way you will be able to find the best brush heads without having to navigate all the phony ones. Therefore it is always important to monitor your brush head and consider whether it is necessary to change your brush head sooner rather than later.