RADIUS Kidz Toothbrush Children's Right Hand BPA Free ADA Accepted Designed to Clean Teeth & Gums for Children 6 Years & Up - Green Blue Orange - Pack of 3

These are like the adult version of the brand. If you haven't used the adult version before then I'll sumerize the main difference from your run of the mill toothbrush. First off it has a thicker base and two oval rounded easy to wrap your fingers around handle. The brush itself is soft and has a fuller rounded head with full coverage for easier cleaning on all sides and from all angles to teeth. The material they use for the brushes feels nice and is thick.This is a lot to pay per toothbrush for a child's toothbrush especially when they mash the bristles between their teeth so hard that the toothbrush goes flat in a week. Since this is a pricier toothbrush that takes a little longer to happen to the bristles, however maybe it lasts at the most a few weeks longer.The price used to be less and since it's raised again and again now I feel that may be somewhat cost prohibitive at certain times of the year.

Great for young children who doesn’t brush good! They are easy to hold, cleanse teeth really good , and very sturdy! The bristles are durable and can reach all areas of the mouth! Get these to help prevent cavities!

My daughter still likes to bite her toothbrush while brushing and we go through regular toothbrushes every couple of weeks. These have a different texture and are bigger and so far she hasn’t been able to destroy them as easily. I also like that they are non toxic and have an easier grip!

These are simply amazing. The product description details all the features, but I love this product beyond their description.Pros:-Time Saver. As a mom, every minute counts. Whether it be the few minutes we have before the school bell rings in the morning, or the extra snuggle time at night -- toothbrushing is no longer a time sucking chore.-Efficiency. Brushing your teeth with half the effort gets your teeth cleaner than with full and complete effort of your run of the mill toothbrush.-Fun. Because the design is so innovative, my kids can't wait to brush their teeth. It is a novelty that has yet to wear off.Cons:-Must be mindful of left or right handed design.-It may take a moment to get used to for hypersensitive children. My son is high functioning on the autism spectrum. He reports it feeling very different, but it has not deterred him from using it.Tip:- I bought the 3 pack for 3 right handed boys, ages 8-10. While it may appear small for the 10 year old, the adult size appears much too large. My opinion, the child size certainly would suffice for up to age 10 or 11.

These would be the perfect toothbrush for my Autistic daughter but seriously we go through one a week and that is stretching it because the bristles break off so easily. I have ones the same brand just the handle is different and yes the bristles still come out as my Daughter likes to chew on them a bit but we get a couple weeks out of those. So if you have a gentle brushed you child may like these but I can’t afford to keep buying this shape. Back to the old ones.

They were more more pricey that I would normally pay for just some disposable toothbrushes but keeping track of one strictly throughout the day ultimately have helped my little man that's non verbal let go more easily from the comfort of the nook and giving him one of these brushes idunno he really seems to just like prefer the denseness of these particular ones being rubbed around in his mouth without even realizing he's doing his own big kid route steps on his own during the day and less pens penciles markers are also less in the mouth.The spread of twice daily of a long time HATED & now favorite self help skill activity for a 5 year old low functioning asd and attention span. Also not one for crafting because of lacking patience this feels kinda artsy lol. (Also All four pastes consist if 1 with Florida no flavor added, 1 with flavor, 1 with whitening amd cavity protection and baking soda and once is Florida free flavored training paste) it's excessive yeah, but it helps with the pica a little but I think , 1 full proof safe if ingestited is the best flavor one and the other three the practice of not to slow but spit out is executed more by being enforced then reinforced with selected not good tasting ones haha two time of Raffi times the activity as a devwloped ritual part in dayily routine.I hardly ever have to even use the the finger brush anymore either and force the back teeth to get touched up a little at least once if he would refuse to because they ate ate the dirtiest and most important once he's gotta use everyday don't want them to rotten.... I hate doing it when i have to :( but between these guys and oral stimulation sticks that essentially also look pretty much lile a tooth brush , before there was every kind of tooth brush , vibrating, charcoal, animal despised, favorite carater display, my own type of day tooth brush I have a habit now to use during the day after 8 years of braces (not the same one of course) but it was more a mess than it has come , which was a long way. Worth it if you understand any of that long jabbering rant in the slightest way. Don't even review times often but I'll forsure give credit where credit is due in my daily.

I stumbled across this style of toothbrush a few years ago and found it to be excellent for brushing the dogs teeth. I use the adult sized one for my full grown Newfoundlander and purchased the children's sized version for a puppy we recently got. Easy to handle, large contact surface is comfortable on the dogs and the angled handle makes it easier for me to effectively and efficiently brush their teeth. Works great. The dogs line up every night to get their teeth brushed so I take that as a positive rating from them.

We were using the generic toothbrush our pediatric dentist gave our daughter and she would complain that it hurt when she brushed. Even though the bristles were supposed to be "soft", they hurt her gums. When I got her these Radius Kidz toothbrushes for 6 yrs+, she stopped complaining of pain. These are TRULY soft bristles. The angled handle makes it easy for her to brush on her own and get the back teeth. the wider brush head allows her to reach the sides of her teeth easier and the size is perfect for her age.

A nice toothbrush with soft bristles. A little too large for a child of 6 by over time a child should get used to it. Perhaps a little expensive for a toothbrush but I find Radius toothbrushes give better coverage and ability to clean teeth and gums. Teeth brushing time is rarely a chore for my, now 8 year old, daughter.Great customer service from the seller who solved an issue very quickly.

Love this brand. Been using these since 2010. Bristles last forever and cover every nook and cranny. Great quality toothbrushes and cost half what they do retail.

Only after one week of use, the bristles became significantly twisted.