Replacement Toothbrush Heads for Burst Electric Toothbrush Adults with Dust Cover Caps, Soft Charcoal Bristles for Deep Cleaning, Plaque Removal and Whiting Teeth, 5 Counts, Black

I'm super happy that I decided to purchase these replacement heads for the burst toothbrush. It's great value for money (less than half the cost of the original). Each brush head comes individually packaged. They are marketed as made of charcoal bristles (like the original Burst ones). So far it's great and I feel that it does a great job of cleaning teeth. Since I've used it only a handful of times, I can't comment on longevity. I do, however, believe that each head is made of good quality and will last at least 3 months - recommendation is to replace the heads every 3 months or so. Thus, I highly recommend it!

I've had these for a couple years now and I'm pretty happy with them. They are a good replacement and I think I like their look more than the original one anyway. I also love that they come with a cover to keep your toothbrush more bacteria free. My teeth are super clean and my dentists rarely need to do any work now. So that's been great!

These seem like a decent replacement for the official Burst toothbrush heads. I've been using mine about a week. They are a little bit softer than the OG and they don't have the little silicone nub in the middle of the head. I think they feel good as long as you don't press too hard. I'm pleased overall, especially with the large savings versus the official heads

Update: After my 6 months check up with my dentist, my gums were inflamed and had some sensitivity. These might be a little to firm and pokey. I've switched back to oral b for now and will try this out again when I can Original: These are great. The bristles are soft and comfortable and clean well between teeth and under the gums. I used to be an oral-b person, but have switched for brushes like this! Compared to burstheads, I think these are a little softer (better), but don't have the semi flexible silicone tip, but price difference is worth it. I actually use these on the Phillips sonicare 4100, which I like better than the Burst because of vibration speed/comfort and the smaller size. The fit is not perfect, a little tight for the sonicate head but still works, just is a little hard to get off. I would LOVE to if the manufacturers could make heads that are sonicare compatible. Please and thank you!

These work great especially if you have sensitive gums

I have a Bruush electric toothbrush and the brush heads have been 'unavailable' for reorder for almost 2 years now. These have been the perfect fit. They don't exactly fit perfectly the way the official bruush brush heads do, but that's fine. They're a little more rounded than the official ones, I'm not sure that they'll fit in the traveling case but they certainly work until the official ones are available. Even then, I might just get the official ones to keep for travelling so they'll fit in the case and use these ones at home. They're about half the prices and you get 5 instead of 3.

These toothbrush heads do fit the Burst toothbrush, and are definitely softer bristles than the regular toothbrush head replacements. I prefer medium, but these work all right. The toothbrush heads are plastic though, so they click against your teeth when you’re brushing, and sometimes they cause an annoying buzz/ringing noise when brushing as well. I don’t like either of those things, but for the price they’re worth keeping. I will likely buy the original Burst toothbrush heads next time though.

Good quality

Cumple su función :)

I bought those replacements for my toothbrush, Yunchi, the ad said is working with this name, but doesn’t.

When Bruush stopped making theirs. I gave these a shot and they're perfect.