Crest Plus Bi-Level Bristles Toothbrush is a really great value. I had a coupon and that made the cost even more appealing. I was a little leery about the "bi-level" part, but it ended up being the best part of the toothbrush. Sometimes, I feel other toothbrushes do not get my teeth and gums as clean as I would like them to and it frustrates me. That is not the case with this toothbrush. The "bi-level" bristles really manage to get all the nooks and crannies of my teeth, cleaning all aspects of my mouth, making it feel really fresh and clean. It also stood up to the three times a day that I brush my teeth, which is very important. The bristles stay firm and strong and do not get flattened in a short amount of time like some other toothbrushes do. This is the toothbrush I use now for traveling. I usually use a motorized toothbrush at home, but this is the perfect toothbrush for when I go away. I would definitely recommend it.

Fairyrhi

USA

This is a really great toothbrush. I have been using mine for about a month and a half and I come away feeling like I just came from the dentist every time. This toothbrush does a great job of cleaning your teeth and getting in between them. It also is pretty gentle on your gums, which I brush every time and have yet to come away bleeding. I also brush my tongue and the bristles on this toothbrush are gentle enough not to hurt me, but more than strong enough to clean my tongue thoroughly. I also brush the inside of my cheeks and the roof of my mouth. I get a good thorough cleaning and don't come away feeling as if I'm in pain because of it. That is the measure of a great toothbrush. And the handle of this toothbrush is easy to hold. I can grip it easily for whatever angle I am using when cleaning different parts of my mouth. I would have to highly recommend this brush to anyone who wants to clean more than just their teeth.

petermustacheman

Undisclosed

This is a pretty standard brush, in my opinion. It's not super expensive and offers good value for the money. There are certainly a plethora of toothbrushes on the market that have variated bristles now, as this seems to be the top recommendation from dentists across the board. The Colgate Plue Bi-Level Bristles Toothbrush has an average size head that is great for covering a wider surface area ensuring that I can get all sides of my teeth. I have deeper pits in my molars and have a hard time finding a brush that can access those spots. The Bi-Level brush does a great job, and I can use the upper tip to reach way back behind my molars. I do with that the uppermost tip of the brush was a bit more pronounced. Overall, the handle is comfortable with a well-designed grip. The bristles do become a bit rigid after months of use, but I suppose this is one reasons that you're supposed to replace a toothbrush after a few months. Good brush overall.

lhudd

USA

I have used this toothbrush for awhile now and I like it. I have tried many different toothbrushes in my life and It has been the best one so far. I have not found one that I am totally happy with, but this one does come close to what I am looking for. It is a pretty good one for the money. I use the soft bristles and the medium bristles. There are times my gums seem to be more sensitive so I use the soft one. I do like the bi-level bristles, they seem to be able to get between the teeth and also behind the back teeth pretty well. I like the handle on this toothbrush also. It seems to fit well in your hand, kinda like gripping power. We change our toothbrushes about every two or three months and for like a year we have continued to buy this one. I would recommend this toothbrush to friends and family. It is a good value for the money. some of the ones I have bought were not worth the cost of them

CharlotteMcCrea

USA

I have tried more toothbrushes than I care to mention, but once I found this Colgate Plus Bi-level brush I was impressed. Each day I used it I found a distinct improvement in the whiteness of my teeth, and I'm a smoker! I only found out recently that as the brush gets older the bristles tend to get stiffer and they don't have the softness I had from when it was new. Still all in all I am very happy as I have not had to buy a brush in quite some time and before I was having to buy brushes often, like every two to three months. I would recommend this style brush for those who wish to make a lasting impression on others for their oral care and for the lasting durability in the brush itself. When a person has to spend money on the oral care with tooth paste and rinse and brushes you want the best for the money you spend, and this for me was money well and wisely spent. My brush is close to nine months old and is just now going into the hard stage and for me to spend money once every nine months instead of every two months on this type of product makes it so much easier on the pocket book. Thank you Colgate!

Gothel4

USA

I'm always trying different kinds of toothbrushes.  For decades we "children of the 50's" were told that it was very important to brush for at least two minutes; and I don't ever remember a suggestion that we use a soft-bristled toothbrush.  Because of that, I have worn what my dental hygienist calls "shelves" into my teeth and worn my gums away in some spots.  We were never told to wait 60 minutes to brush after consuming acidic foods and drinks such as oranges and soda so I'm sure my enamel has suffered as well. I'm always looking for a well-designed, soft toothbrush.  The Colgate Plus Bi-level Bristles Toothbrush is a good, inexpensive choice.  I chose the Soft, Full Head (for average mouths). The Diamond Shaped Head narrows at the tip so that you can effectively clean your back teeth.  The Bi-Level bristles help clean tooth surfaces and in between teeth.  The rubber grip handle gives you non-slip control. My number one choice is still the **Reach Max [http://www.viewpoints.com/Reach-Max-Toothbrush-Value-Pack-Soft-Full-Head-2-Each-review-0f3b12][1] **; but coming in a strong second is the **Colgate Plus Bi-Level Toothbrush**.   [1]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Reach-Max-Toothbrush-Value-Pack-Soft-Full-Head-2-Each-review-0f3b12

LindaOH

Madison, OH

  My idea of the perfect toothbrush is a toothbrush that doesn't need "warming up" in a glass of hot water and that is gentle enough for brushing my general gum area as well as my teeth.  My all-time favorite has been the *PLAKSMACKER*  [www.viewpoints.com/Plaksmacker-ADA-accepted-Toothbrushes-dental-products-reviews][1]   a brush available only online and usually in quantity (or from a dentist).  Now I've found a more easily available effective and *comfortable *brush -- the **Colgate PLUS BI-LEVEL BRISTLES Toothbrush**. I guess the **BI-LEVEL BRISTLES **are the big selling point here.  (As per the package: "Two levels of bristles fit the contours of your teeth to clean the surfaces and in between.")  I've a big aversion to brushes that tout fancy configurations of bristles then "drive" like trucks over my mouth.  Suffice to say, this **BI-LEVEL** model does the job without making a honking, painful point of it.  The **BI-LEVEL BRISTLES **in **Soft** simply felt good from the moment I first tried it.  The head is full, but the diamond shape works without effort at the back of my relatively small mouth.  The **BI-LEVEL** combined with my *Arm and Hammer Advance White Anti-Cavity Tooth Paste*  [www.viewpoints.com/reviews/Arm-amp-Hammer-Fluoride-Anti-Cavity-ADVANCE-WHITE-Fresh-Mint-Toothpaste-review-aadd9/edit][2]   makes a routine chore so comfortable and invigorating that it's almost *fun*! [1]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Plaksmacker-ADA-accepted-Toothbrushes-dental-products-reviews [2]: http://www.viewpoints.com/reviews/Arm-amp-Hammer-Fluoride-Anti-Cavity-ADVANCE-WHITE-Fresh-Mint-Toothpaste-review-aadd9/edit

TunefulGal

Los Angeles, CA