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

A while ago I bought what I thought were genuine Philips Sonicare replacement brush heads for my Sonicare electric toothbrush. They were not genuine... they fell off the handle as I was brushing my teeth! *These* brush heads that Im reviewing say Philips Sonicare on the package, and Fits all Philips Sonicare click-on handles. (I thought the fake ones said that too, but...) These are the real deal. As anyone who owns (and likes) a Philips Sonicare toothbrush knows, the handles and replacement brush heads are expensive but do a great job. This three-pack is a good value. Ive given the packaging five stars also because the back is just paper/cardboard, easy to open--you dont have to machete your way through a hard plastic shell.

It was suggested by my dentist that I use a soft toothbrush for gum care. This toothbrush is great for massaging gums. It is so much better than the one that came with the electric toothbrush. I just wish the replacement brushes were not so expensive.

Well worth the money, right softness and durability.

Glad I can always get these online because all the stores around me are usually out of stock. For me, these are the best brush heads.

The Sonicare replacement brushes ae soft enough to build up tougher gums if you brush along the gum line. This results in stronger gums and more comfortable gums. Im almost 90 years old and still have my own teeth, thanks to good genes, good brushing, and maybe some luck.

My gums recede. These bristles are gentle enough using the lowest setting. Very satisfied.

Dentist recommended these, they work well. They seem to last longer than the Diamond W ones.

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.

Top notch!

I buy the original then I am confident they will fit and give the use I expect.