Philips Sonicare Genuine G2 Optimal Gum Care Replacement Toothbrush Heads, 3 Brush Heads, White, HX9033/65

My brush looks dumb with white brush and black body, but they don’t give a f about making gum care for owners of black device. It’s not really soft… but whatever it’s not injuring my gums so I guess it’s fine. :shrug: hope they cut the s soon and make it black as well. This close to switching to another brand.

Tried off brand and they did not last or clean as good. Spend the money for good teeth.

I have receding gums so I decided to try the gum care line of brush heads. At first I saw the G3 was advertised as the premium version with extra soft bristles for the gums, but until I tried those, I found out the middle bristles were mediums and they jarred my teeth and gave me an uncomfortable sensation when doing the gum care portion. So I returned those and got these G2 brush heads which are truly soft bristles. They gave me absolutely NO discomfort when brushing and my teeth and gums felt clean and great afterwards. The only downside is there is no rubber on the back of the toothbrush head of the G2 so you just have to make sure you open your mouth all the way and don’t let it hit the teeth you aren’t brushing. Other than that, I am sticking with the G2.

Ok but high price.

Happy with the value of the product.

They are cheaper, but the vibration head hurt my teeth when occasionally bumps. Would recommend to choose brush head with silicone wraps.

I’ve pretty much tried all the brush heads from Sonicare. This one is the best. Soft enough so it doesn’t damage gum, but strong enough to remove stuff. The bristles are dense, so you don’t miss spots. It’s decent enough between teeth when the tips at the end are used or the bush head is pushed deeper into teeth. Make sure when you buy a Sonicare, pick the one with three speed/intensity settings, so you can choose with one is best for you. I found the middle intensity setting is best for me. I sometimes also use the lowest setting. By the way Sonicare is way better than Oral B according to my long term usage of both, of course you people might have different opinion depend on how they brush, their diet or their current oral health.

Theyre ok. The bristles are very plastic-like and not soft. The cost of one brush head is pretty expensive. Its like buying a new tooth brush every 3 mo so it sort of defeats the purpose.

The G2 is a little small for me. I prefer the G3 size. It works really well with my sonicare toothbrush. The toothbrush recognizes it and correctly sets the Gum setting. The reminder to change the brush head also works well with these brush heads.

Top notch!