Dr.Barmans Super Brush Compact Junior Toothbrush - Color May Vary

This brush has made brushing our 3 year olds teeth easier and he’s more likely to try brush his own with this one than a normal brush. I’m confident he’s getting a good clean because of the sides on the toothbrush and it’s the prefect size and weight for him to hold

Both my children have Dyspraxia (problems with fine motor skills), and these toothbrush's really help them to clean their teeth better. Have seen a vast improvement in dental health since using them and so has the dentist.

Very nice toothbrush just be aware only 1 toothbrush comes with it at first we thought it was 5 but it’s 1

My daughter is neurodivergent and struggles with brushing teeth every day and night. I have been trying to look for a solution when I came across this toothbrush. We are so happy with it. My daughter wanted to write a review so this is in her words:“This toothbrush helped my daughter so much. Now she’s starting to brush her teeth by herself. She used to not be able to. She found regular tooth brushing stressful. It’s so quick.”She wrote it as if I had written it, bless her. We are beyond happy with this. A massive thank you to the wise people who created it. I highly recommend for any child who struggles with brushing their teeth.

Photo is misleading on purpose, this is one toothbrush not five as in the photo, this is the reason i gave it a 3*. That aside it is well made and my kid uses it so thumbs up.

Amazing little toothbrush, very nice.

Was recommended to us by a hospital dentist for my son and he uses it no issues and finds it easier to reach all parts of his teeth

I first bought this brush in 2016 (six years ago now!) for my tiny daughter who HATED having her teeth brushed. Every day it was a fight. There were tears from at least one of us every time. I figured with the triple head, if I managed to get her to tolerate brushing for 30 seconds - that's at least the equivalent of a minute and a half of normal brushing. That was my hope.When it first arrived I was worried - the head is so much wider than a normal toothbrush to accommodate the triple directional bristles. I thought maybe it would be too large, and feel horrible in her small mouth. She was only three, and HATED toothbrushing. But I was desperate and had already tried everything.However, as soon as we started using this brush, not only was she getting three times the amount of brushing per brush, but she also managed to tolerate it for much longer than previously anyway. I was wrong to worry about the head being too large - yes, it's wider, but it's not as tall, and it's accommodated much better in the mouth.Six years later, she still likes this brush design. She'll use a normal one if necessary, but definitely prefers this design.If you angle the brush, like you might with a normal one - as if you're trying to focus more on the side of the tooth - then it does get a bit rough on the gums. Angling it is unnecessary - you need to trust that just brushing the "top" of your tooth allows the angled bristles to get all around and clean the rest as well. It's probably a bit odd to get used to if you are in the habit of angling the brush to get the sides / gumline.