HERE'S THE SCOOP ON
replacing brush heads regularly
We recommend changing your brush head every 3 months, and your dentist does, too. Spoiler alert: it's not a marketing tactic. We've put together the top four reasons for regularly replacing your brush heads.
bacteria build-up
Over time, your toothbrush head becomes a breeding ground for bacteria which can increase the risk for cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. No thanks.
irritated gums
Bristles become less soft over time, which can lead to gum irritation. It’s kind of like using a razor— you’re more likely to hurt yourself with a dull razor than a new one.
less effective clean
As bristles wear down with use, your toothbrush becomes less effective at removing plaque. Plaque build-up creates tartar, which turns into an unpleasant trip to the dentist.
catch a cold
If you're feeling under the weather, you should replace your brush head afterwords to prevent reinfecting yourself.
Bacteria Buildup
Over time, your toothbrush head becomes a breeding ground for bacteria.
Less Effective Clean
As bristles wear down with use, your toothbrush becomes less effective at removing plaque.
Gum Inflammation
Worn-out brush heads can be abrasive and harsh on your gums, causing irritation and discomfort.
Catch a Cold
As bristles wear down with use, your toothbrush becomes less effective at removing plaque.
CLINICALLY TESTED
better-for-you bristles
CLINICALLY TESTED
Better-for-You Bristles
ARU bristles are tapered to gently clean in the tightest spaces along your gum line. Other bristles are squared, which means rough edges that can cause bleeding and gum recession with long-term use.
WHY ARU IS DIFFERENT
- 20x slimmer
bristles - hexagonal pattern for efficient clean
- tapered tips for tight spaces
- metal-free
bristle core
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ANCHORLESS TECHNOLOGY
metal-free brush heads (and why it matters)
Most people don’t know that standard toothbrushes contain metal underneath the bristles. Why does that matter? We’re so glad you asked. Over time, the metal corrodes and can release harmful toxins that you can ingest when you brush.
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74%
reduction in gum irritation & bleeding*
“This is my first electric toothbrush and I now know what I’ve been missing!”
-Travis P.
What Our Customers Say
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FAQs
When compared to an ADA-approved manual toothbrush, brushing twice daily for two minutes in a period of 28 days*
In an independent study conducted with 140 particpants in a period of 35 days**
- JJanetReviewingBrush Head RefillsI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 starsJul 6, 20265 Stars
This is my favorite toothbrush, and the refills come at the right time.
- LLatoshaReviewingBrush Head RefillsI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 starsJul 3, 20265 Stars
The pristine brush head has many soft bristles that work to clean without damaging the gum line. It is easy to replace and lasts for months.
- CChrisReviewingBrush Head RefillsI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 starsJun 9, 20265 Stars
They are toothbrush heads. They work great for me.
- BBrianReviewingBrush Head RefillsI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 starsJun 5, 20265 Stars
Love this tooth brush and these heads refills are nice
- CChrisReviewingBrush Head RefillsI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 starsDec 17, 20255 Stars
They seem to work better than my sonicare brush.