Do not buy extremely dangerous for children the whole brush top fell off and all the bristles fell apart thank you Jesus my son didn't swallow anything Read more

I really loved this toothbrush until last night. We were supervising our 2 year old while he was using this toothbrush, and noticed him gagging. We then witnessed him choking after the toothbrush was taken out of his mouth, and a large piece of the bristles (in a round shape) flew out of his mouth!!! This toothbrush will fall apart if chewed on apparently. Please be careful with these! Always supervise your child. I will be sending a email to the creators of this product asap!Update: The company contacted me back and said that maybe I had the product too long and that caused it to break down. I gave these toothbrushes another chance. WHAT A MISTAKE. My son ONCE AGAIN choked on a piece of this toothbrush that came apart in his mouth. I had to stick my finger into his mouth and scrape it off of his tonsil. I was horrified and he was so scared. This product should be recalled immediately. I had the toothbrush less than a week after this time. I will never use these again. I urge parents to pay close attention to these toothbrushes and the RISK OF CHOKING they cause. Read more

I really wanted to like this brush and initially I did. I have a 2 year-old who doesn't like when I go in and finish brushing his teeth. I loved that it was a 360 brush and would hit every angle regardless if I was brushing or he was brushing. Also, the bristles were soft and didn't irritate his gums. However, I noticed, rings of the bristles on the floor after only a couple of weeks. I then realized, that my toddler had spit them out after they fell out in his mouth. Thank goodness he didn't choke on them! I then looked at the brush and the plastic on the top was breaking off and almost all the bristle rings where starting to dismantle. This was very disappointing and scary. Great concept but not suitable for toddlers. Serious choking hazard. Read more

I've been using this 360 degree bristle tooth brush for all my kids as soon as they got teet. It's 10x easier to use than the standard head tooth brush. Imagine your 1-5 year old resisting having their teeth brushed while u try to get your standard head to match up with their moving teeth and jaw. With the 360 bristle you know you are going to make contact with the squirmy child's teeth. You can add tooth paste as they get older and trust that the brush will make contact with their teeth. You can spin the brush in your hand while staying on a single tooth and achieve instant flossing removal of stuck chicken but i still recommend flossing with real floss if you don't mind being bitten by your little ones. This is the the tooth brush to get for small kids. You won't regret it. Read more

2nd order of item. First one lasted a couple of months until the head came loose and bristle rings started to fall off; this one only lasted 2 weeks - it was a stocking stuffer and was opened on Christmas day, began use maybe a day or two later, and it failed on 1/10. For $10 each, it's not worth the money. I saw that the manufacturer isn't very helpful when it comes to issues with the product, so I'm just going to stop buying these and try to find something else. Read more

These are definitely not worth $30. My autistic son isn't big on chewing and these didn't last. Bought them 2 weeks ago and just threw the first one out because the head is loose and about to come off. His dentist gave us one that was similar and I bought these hoping they'd be the same and I was so disappointed. Not worth the money if you have a kid who chews. These will not last you very long. Very disappointed. Read more

Great toothbrush for my toddler that hates brushing his teeth. We have been using it for a couple months and it has held up great. One star I took off for it being pricey. I don't see why this toothbrush should be $10! Another for the first toothbrush I purchased I recieved with the package open so I didn't use it. But what really bothered me once I recieved the replacement was the difference in the bristles. The first toothbrush had bristles that were really hard (too hard!) and the second were soft. Same toothbrush! So I don't think I will order it again since I may get a toothbruah I can't use. Read more

The bristles are fine, and really help clean the teeth and the mouth. It's not just the shape of the toothbrush that makes it more effective, but the special bristles that make it unique. I bought one for my kid, and I will be buying one for myself, too. I just wish the price was lower.Update: Due to the denseness of the bristles packed together, it harbors mold. It needs to be soaked in hydrogen peroxide or bleach to kill the mold. And soaked overnight, because just rinsing it in bleach will not kill the mold. Read more