I received this product as part of ChickAdvisor's Product Review Club.

I've been using an electric toothbrush for a few years now, and I could never quite understand how manual toothbrushes could clean better than electric ones. This product hasn't made me change my opinion.

This product felt just like any other manual toothbrush. Maybe the bristles of different length made some sort difference while brushing and isn't just a marketing gimmick, but I certainly have not felt it. Used along with the Crest 3D White Multi-Care Whitening Rinse and Crest 3D White Luxe Glamorous White Toothpaste, I haven't noticed any whitening of my teeth.

Compared to other (manual) toothbrushes, I'd say that this one differs in its tongue cleaner, and grip. The tongue cleaner aspect seems quite appealing, especially when I first saw it on TV a few years ago. Unfortunately, the rubber (or plastic?) is quite shallow, so it doesn't feel like it's cleaning your tongue at all. More like gliding on top of it, with some minor friction. You'd be better off just using the bristles to brush your tongue a bit. However, the grip of this toothbrush is pretty nice. It feels solid and secure in my hand, even with rivers of slippery toothpaste foam running down it.

Overall, I can't see how this product is superior to other manual toothbrushes I've tried (except for its grip), especially considering how expensive it is. I wouldn't repurchase this after the indicator bristles have faded, nor would I recommend this product to anyone.

I was chosen to do a review on the oral-B 3D white vivid toothbrush. Its a little pricey for a toothbrush that I normally purchase. I did find though that it did clean better those hard to reach places that a normal toothbrush has getting to. It had a good grip. I liked the tongue cleaner on the back. I found the bristles a little hard,( I have sensitive gums) but not too bad. If you don't have really sensitive gums then I would def. recommend purchasing this product.

I received Oral-B 3D white vivid toothbrush through Chick Advisor Review Club.
After using it for a week i could say i like it. The head of the toothbrush, long and thin handle makes it easy to clean those hard to reach places in the back of my mouth, i like the tongue cleaner on the back.
There are lot's of toothbrushes in this price range and sometimes it's hard to choose one, i would recommend to try Oral-B 3D white vivid toothbrush.

I've been a fan of Oral-B CrossAction manual toothbrushes for years, so this review uses the Oral-B CrossAction as a reference point to what a good toothbrush should be.

First thing that is noticeable about the Oral-B 3D White Vivid Toothbrush is its rather odd dimensions. Although lengthwise it measures a similar length to an Oral-B CrossAction, the Oral-B 3D White Vivid Toothbrush's handle is noticeably thinner than the Oral-B CrossAction (1 cm at its thickest point versus the 2 cm diameter of the Oral-B CrossAction toothbrush handle). The overall rounded shape of the Oral-B 3D White Vivid Toothbrush's handle all around (including the rubberized grip, whose lateral grip lines also contour around the handle) causes much slippage and unwanted toothbrush turning when trying to brush one's teeth (especially if the toothpaste leaks down to the handle during brushing, creating a slippery situation). The bristle quality is questionable, as throughout my week trial with it, bristles continually detached from the brush head and have been protruding upward from the center of the brush head (mind you, none have outright detached). Bristle placement is satisfactory, and Oral-B's claim that the bristle-cup-design adequately cups toothpaste to the brush head when brushing teeth is accurate, however, the sheer length of the bristles are MUCH too long. Despite writing this review on a site called ChickAdvisor.com, I am a 5 foot 8, 170 pound man, and I can tell you that even with my average man-sized mouth (with even more mouth space since my wisdom teeth were removed), the bristles of the Oral-B 3D White Vivid Toothbrush, measuring on average 1 cm in length, are far longer than the bristles of the Oral-B CrossAction (with the Oral-B CrossAction's bristles measuring on average 70 mm in length). What this does is cause the Oral-B 3D White Vivid Toothbrush to often torque out of place when brushing. With the sheer size of the bristles (combined with the overall rounded handle) the bristles can not comfortably enter the mouth and still accommodate the back of the brush head entering the mouth when brushing the three sides of the back teeth (where entering the mouth with the toothbrush head is necessary to reach these back-teeth) and thus, the toothbrush has to be constantly adjusted and gripped VERY firmly in order to not slip out of place, causing both irritation in the mouth and irritation on the hand once brushing is completed.

The added rubberized tongue-cleaner on the back of the brush head actually feels nice and can be used WHILE brushing teeth through tongue placement during brushing, however, said tongue scraper actually irritates the inner-lips when brushing the outer-facing surface of teeth (unless the lower and upper lips are strained out of the way when brushing, something that is not easily accomplished either just having woken up in the morning or just before bedtime after a long day).

The price point ($3.99 at FutureShop...yes, I said FutureShop : ) is on par with what is offered from other manual toothbrushes, however, I cannot help but feel that better products can be had at similar prices (such as the Oral-B CrossAction at the same price.)

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I liked the circular formation of brush hairs. I also like the orientations of hairs.
It does clean teeth well and it is pretty.
However, it does have harder brush hairs.
I am a fan of soft brushes and this brush was too hard compared to my previous Oral-B manual brush.
Brush had no problem reaching the spaces between the teeth and gums, and it does clean teeth very well.
But then, previous soft Oral-B manual tooth brushes did not have any problem of cleaning my teeth, so I am not sure how much it contributes to whitening.
I liked that the grip was not too thick, as some of Oral-B manual toothbrushes are.
It is also light enough.

I received this product for testing via Chickadvisor Review Club.

I have decently white teeth to begin with because I do regular Crest Whitestrip touch ups when I need it. I do drink tea but mainly green tea or fruit teas also the occasional glass of red wine.

I felt like it performed like every other manual toothbrush I've bought. The tongue cleaner is a nice added touch. I would buy it again if it was on sale but I doubt this added any additional teeth whitening benefits a regular toothbrush could give you. It did get my teeth feeling nice and clean but new toothbrushes tend to do that because they aren't as worn.

This toothbrush is okay. It didn't make me say "OH MY GOD" or anything. It was comparable to the cheepy toothbrushes I buy(I usually switch my toothbrush every month). I didn't really notice a difference.

It's just a toothbrush. The tongue cleaner is handy but I wouldn't consider it worth the cost.

Regular toothbrush, I don't find much difference from any other toothbrush. Does the job it's designed to do

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