Rechargeable Sonic Silicone Toothbrush Green

My son who has sensory issues loves this toothbrush. I had been looking for a silicone toothbrush that wasn't for babies for years.

I really like it it's soft and cleans my teeth it's different it took some time to get use to way better than a regular toothbrush it doesn't harbor any bacteria?

This toothbrush is excellent for anyone with sensory issues who does not like the feel of regular bristles. The sonic vibration is strong . Well worth the reasonable price.

Nice variation in speed and gentle on gums. Comfortable. Charged easily and appears to be holding charge for a bit but I haven't been using long, so we'll see.

Much gentler on my gums, easy to clean

This toothbrush is amazing. It took me a couple days to get used to the silicone but now I will never go back to brisles. I have sensitive gums which is why I wanted to try silicone. If your looking for an affordable silicone toothbrush, look no further!

I have been searching for a plastic-free toothbrush for a while. First, props to what is almost the only company I could find making an all silicone electric toothbrush, and their only competition costs upwards of $80 - if you want all-silicone I think it comes out to $110. If an all-silicone toothbrush is what you want this is genuinely some value for money. This is adult sized, and if this is what you want it's almost the only option on the market. Now for the downsides: It doesn't work well. The silicone is too soft to get plaque off my teeth effectively and after a week using it my teeth hurt. The slightly curved head shape makes brushing the backs of my teeth awkward. I will grant I normally like a firm bristle toothbrush and I know that most people looking for silicone are doing so because they want something gentle. Well boy is this toothbrush gentle! I am really sad to say I now know why most toothbrushes are not made of silicone. Overall props to this company for making a toothbrush without plastic bristles (those bamboo toothbrushes with "plant based" or "castor bean oil" based bristles are still nylon plastic, they're just sourced from plants, FYI). But I will unfortunately be switching back to my conventional toothbrush.