Multishape Electric Toothbrush Head (2024)

FAQs

Do all electric toothbrush heads fit the same? ›

The brush head that fits your toothbrush depends on the model you own.

Oral-B offers a variety of replacement heads for your specific oral care needs. And since all of our brush heads fit all of our electric toothbrush handles (except iO and Pulsonic), it's easy to find the perfect fit for you. Browse our entire line of Oral-B replacement brush heads.

Potter then advised that you can share one toothbrush with your family — but not the regular kind. “That means with an electric toothbrush,” she explained. “You can have one handle, and multiple heads. You can have one each and just interchange them.”

Angled. An angled toothbrush head helps reach the insides of your teeth, especially the insides of your lower and upper front teeth. These areas can be susceptible to tartar buildup because, for some people, they're harder to reach with a standard toothbrush head.

Nearly equal. Oral B works by oscillating and rotating while Sonicare vibrates. Both are equally effective as long as vibrations/oscillations occur at 31,000+ vibrations/oscillations per minute.

Keep in mind that one of the benefits of the smaller head size on an electric toothbrush is that it is better able to clean each tooth individually and get to the hard-to-reach places of your mouth. Many different styles of brush heads are available, from polishing brush heads to brush heads for sensitive teeth.

While our everyday brush head replacements are perfectly designed to fit most Oral-B electric toothbrush handles, only iO exclusive brush heads fit our advanced Oral-B iO Series electric toothbrushes.

Scrubbing back and forth. Your electric toothbrush does most of the work for you, so don't scrub! Scrubbing back and forth with an electric toothbrush can irritate and wear away at your gums over time, resulting in receding gums.

Toothbrush maintenance has never been more important, so it's advised that you change your toothbrush (or toothbrush head if you own an electric toothbrush) at least every 3 months. It's also important to make this change to help maintain healthy teeth, gums and general oral hygiene.

Are sonic toothbrushes better than oscillating? ›

Electric rotating-oscillating toothbrushes come with lower power than sonic toothbrushes, but due to the rotating head you can find them quite powerful in removing the plaque off your teeth. Sonic toothbrushes, on the other hand, are considered much more effective thanks to the high level of vibrations they provide.

The Lifespan of Electric Toothbrush Heads

As a general rule of thumb, you should be aiming to change your toothbrush head every three months. This applies to those who brush twice a day for the recommended two minutes.

While our everyday brush head replacements are perfectly designed to fit most Oral-B electric toothbrush handles, only iO exclusive brush heads fit our advanced Oral-B iO Series electric toothbrushes.

A: Hello! Your toothbrush uses any Philips Sonicare snap-on or click-on brush heads, except the Philips One brush heads. You can use brush heads like the Philips Sonicare C2, C1, C3, G3, G2, W2, W3, DiamondClean, Sensitive, A3, InterCare, etc.

However, not all toothbrush heads are compatible with all toothbrush models. It is essential to know which kind of toothbrush head is consistent with which model to ensure that the toothbrush works correctly and that the brush head fits securely.

If you're looking at buying an electric brush, there are two main varieties on the market; rotary and sonic. While they both essentially do the same job, the main difference lies in how they clean your teeth.