Replacement Toothbrush Heads Compatible with Oral B Electric Toothbrush Replacement Heads Precision Brush Heads Refills for Oralb Braun Pro 1000/7000/9600/500/3000/5000/6000/8000 Sensitive Precision +

I have to admit that I was very skeptical about buying these. I have used Oral B brand exclusively in the past but have had a hard time justifying the high price lately.I purchased a lower priced head from Walmart and had a horrible experience with them. They would start to loosen up after about 2 weeks of use and begin catching the skin on the inside of my mouth. This was getting painful and irritating so I thought I better just go back to Oral B heads. I got on Amazon to look at them and came across these. I thought for the price I’d give them a try first and see what happens. Most of the reviews were pretty good so why not? I can change a head every month if I don’t like them and then go back to Oral B.After a couple weeks of using these I noticed the bristles don’t fall out and the head doesn’t loosen at all. No pinching and grabbing anymore. I used the first head for a month and then swapped it for another. The bristles were not flattened and it still worked great. Does not fall off my cordless motor either. I’m going to try to use this next head for 2 months and see how it holds up. I think…… At the price, I may just swap them out every month and order another set when needed.Bottom line - great quality at a great price. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend these. Give them a try. I think you’ll like them.

Compatible with our oral B toothbrushes. Great replacement head option that is much more affordable than name brand

First thing that made me smile was that they actually fit right !!! nice and snug like like the Oral B's.... i read that in another review, and it's true ! i have been using brushes that i got from another supplier that fit loosely, which made toothpaste and spit go all over your hand and toothbrush handle... what a bummer that was !! i figured they'd all be the same, but i was very pleasantly surprised to see that these fit as they are supposed to on my Braun Oral B Pro.... The bristles are a little bit firmer then the other ones, (that i got from a different supplier) but i think this might help the brushes last longer as the others went flimsy soft a bit too fast for my liking, and several failed completely (from other supplier) before i was done with them.. so far these are great.. i'll update my review if they stop spinning !!! my mouth feels very clean and happy right now :o)) btw, i paid full price for both orders :-) update: 11 days and still very happy... Bristles softened after first couple of uses.... Perfect.... These are the ones you want... Also, great customer service as they have followed up twice to make sure that I was happy with my purchase

These replacement heads are not a good as the original OEM heads, but they are overall quite good considering their value and how much cheaper they are than the OEM heads. They don't last as long as the OEM heads and took some getting used to, but I have been using them every day for the past 5 years and I am quite happy with them overall. I just bought another 20 and will continue to use them. I recommend them overall.

These work with my oral B no problem.

This is the first time I have not used non-generic brushes. I have used the first generic brush for about a month, so I cannot comment on the longevity of the brush compared to the non-generic. It looks like the life might be about the same. Considering the cost, if they last only half as long, they would still be a bargain.Though they have "soft" bristles, they seem to clean as well.I have noticed two differences between these and the non-generic.First, when brushing with the generic brush I rarely have a problem with excess saliva and tooth paste foam leaking down the handle. I did fairly often with the non-generic. That's good.Second, I have been in the habit of storing the brush on the handle while charging. Mine stands upright. Occasionally, the handle would be lightly glued to the charging base, which required cleaning. To combat this, in addition to rinsing the brush, I would blow through the brush handle, and a few drops would always spray out. That mostly worked. But one cannot do that with the generic brushes. They are built differently, and almost no air can flow through them. So I rinse, shake out and dry the brush, then put it on the handle and the assembly on the charger. The next day the charger is lightly stuck to the tooth brush. One could live with this: just hold the charge base down while removing the tooth brush. I took a different approach: just don't put the brush on the handle; instead, lay it nearby. This way, the charger base stays clean, and the handle never sticks. (It's just a little hard to change habits.)Second,

These electric brush heads are fantastic! They are smaller than the official Braun ones and no geegaws (fat rubbery pieces, etc.), but much to my surprise, I prefer their size and shape. They allow me to get closer in to my gum line and they are MUCH easier to get around the back of my teeth. Especially the backs of my molars, which is always a tricky space. All this and they are so, so, so much cheaper. I purchased 20 for the cost of 3 of the name brand ones. I could not be more satisfied and these certainly make me raise my eyebrows about why the official ones are so expensive. Even if these don’t last as long (average for the Braun’s was 3 months, but sometimes they seemed a bit worn at that, but were too expensive to change out more frequently), they are a spectacular bargain. And they may last as long, I’ll have to wait and see. Very satisfied. Try them.

GREAT price!