Colgate 360 Sonic Power Toothbrush Review

I really wouldn't have expected to be inspired enough to review my toothbrush but then again it is an important tool that we use three times a day- way more than my vacuum cleaner, stainless steel cleaner, zester or many of the other beauty and home tools that I have reviewed.  

So what is unique about the Colgate 360 Original Toothbrush?

It has an comfortable overlay grip on the handle .

There's a textured pad for the thumb and forefinger to reduce slipping and cutting your gums- yikes.

The rectangular head has three inner circles that have different bristles to reach more places around your teeth and gums.

The back of the toothbrush has a scrubber pad for your tongue to scrub away morning breath, garlic breath or whatever plagues you at the time.

The Colgate 360 toothbrush reaches addresses your teeth, gums, cheeks and tongues.

My first impressions of the Colgate 360 toothbrush was the the handle and grippers were very comfortable but there were a lot of strange sensations going on in my mouth that I didn't like at first.  The tongue cleaner on the back of the head was rubbing around on my inner cheeks and the wider bristles in the circles were reaching spots that were obviously used to being left alone.  Once I was able to identify what was going on, I came to really appreciate the whole mouth cleaning.

At a recent dental check up, my hygenist asked if I had been whitening my teeth.  I have not.  Are my whiter teeth due to some magic of the Colgate 360 toothbrush?  That's hard to say because I do use Colgate Total Advanced Whitening Toothpaste but I will say that I think I brush longer with the Colgate 360 toothbrush because it feels good.

There are plenty of colors so my family of four can all have a different color.  It comes in orange, blue, yellow, green, red and ta da... pink, my daughter's go to color for toothbrushes.  

My Viewpoint:  I like the extra features of the Colgate 360 toothbrush.  I think my mouth would find a typical toothbrush very boring and disapointing now.