EZZI High-Frequency Toothbrush

I have gum issues (gum disease) and receding gums (I brush too hard), and if I don't change this I am looking at needing painful gum graft surgery down the line. I got this tooth brush due to the brush head. I found only one other brand that has a similar style of small brush head with soft multi-level fine tapered bristles. I bought this one because the price is right and it comes with two brush heads in the box. I think the price of the replacement brush heads on par with the cost of what other companies charge for their replacement brush heads. I wanted an electric toothbrush that has brush heads which are gentle on my gums, clean teeth and gums well, and that would curb my tendency to brush too hard. I had gum flap surgery before, so I have this issue of needing to keep my gums clean, yet also not over-brushing them. This toothbrush seems well constructed. It comes with two brush heads in the package and a USB-A charger puck. The toothbrush handle has a straightforward button design. The brush features are straightforward, clear, and easy to operate. The brush has clear 30 second pacer signals and a 2 minute timer. I used to use a rotary style electric toothbrush with micro filament heads, but that model kept having issues so I switched to other electric toothbrush brands, but even their most gentle brush heads are too harsh on my gums. After my dentist suggested I get a consult on whether I need a gum graft, I decided to change toothbrushes again This toothbrush meets most of my criteria, the only thing missing is a visual pressure indicator to warn me if I am applying too much brushing pressure; however, my last electric toothbrush had that and even on super sensitive mode with a sensitive brush head, I still ended up over brushing despite never triggering the pressure sensor.

I have used a lot of electric tooth brushes. My old electric toothbrush would spin too fast and I never felt like I really cleaned my teeth, I got sick of using them, and then I would try hand held brushes The EZZI is by far superior of any brush that I have ever used. I love how cleans my teeth. The EZZI brush Doesn't spin as fast, and you will clean your teeth better. The bristles are very soft and they clean in between Your teeth. A++ I really am very happy with it. It cleans your teeth thoroughly. This is a superior product and I highly recommend

I would happily get this again over the other more expensive ones. I also like their tongue, scrapers and their floss.

I've only been using this toothbrush for a few days and full disclaimer: my last toothbrush was a manual one from Target. I already feel like it's made my teeth as clean as they've ever been. I actually feel like it's saving my teeth from worsening. I have extremely sensitive gums, they pretty much bleed every time I brush no matter what, so I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to handle an electric toothbrush. But honestly, on the sensitive setting I'm actually able to brush my gums without them really hurting. This toothbrush is a game changer. It was a little intense at first and kind of tickled a bit from the vibration. But when you're done brushing and feel how clean your teeth are, you'll get acclimated very quick.

This toothbrush is amazing. We love it so much we own 3 units. Problem is you cannot replace the brush heads, they don’t sell them any longer and there is no compatible replacement. I’m now going to need to throw these out and buy 3 replacements of another brand so I can replace the brush heads when necessary. So I wasted my money, but enjoyed really clean teeth until the brush heads wore out.

I bought this after a dentist's review on YouTube. It is fantastic and has the most brushstrokes per second that you can buy. The battery seems to never die, but I recharge it about every 4 months anyway. My last dentist visit was no cavities and I had 2 the time before. You c an feel the power in your mouth and have to take it easy the 1st couple weeks, but as your gums strengthen, you can brush as normal and it feels like a massage for your gums. I love this brush!

I am a long-time Sonicare user. I am probably on my third. Well, I was until I got this. I didn't have a lot of high hopes because of the cost. I figured I could use it for travel and not be too upset if I forgot it. I got it overnight and took it out of the box. Very nice packaging. It was fully charged when I got it so bonus. It has several settings I just went with clean. I started it and thought, oh this is going to be bad. It seems like it is weak, A high-pitched hum, Then I started to feel a bit of some prick on my gumline. Not painful but a tad unpleasant. It comes on stronger as you use it. At the end there was a little soreness in my back teeth. My whole mouth was not sore, but definitely felt "massaged" is the best way I can describe it. My teeth felt very smooth. This little thing is intense. It has been a few days and my gums feel better and my teeth are still smooth after every use. It's like if the sonicare was a 8 on the cleaning scale this is a 10. I use it every day now and will probably order another one as my travel brush. I would imagine if you never used a sonic toothbrush this one might scare you (or if you have really bad oral hygiene and jump into this) but man, I am impressed and a convert. It's now my go to brush.

I like the toothbrush and it works well. It's just that the bristles themselves stick into my gums when I brush and it's uncomfortable. The battery life only lasts a few hours instead of months as advertised but Other than that, this toothbrush is nice and works great.

Love it. My first ever electric toothbrush and I can't live without it

I feel like I can't really write a review without being too cliche here but I bought this toothbrush on a whim after watching Rick Buck's Baseline dental videos on YouTube. I figured if what he was saying was true it's worth spending money on even just to see if it holds up. I get that it's a rebranded/dropshipped toothbrush and I appreciate how honest he is about that but I've gotta say this toothbrush really exceeds expectations. First of all, the charger has the same electronic ratings as my Philips sonicare toothbrush charger. So I replaced my broken, expensive Philips tooth rush with the Ezzi and it functioned normally. The heads dont fit on the pegs inside the sterilizer but I removed the holding pegs so I could still UV treat the heads between uses. The heads themselves are something else. They're not only a great soft bristle toothbrush head, you can really feel the difference the tapered bristles make. They narrow right to a needle point that fits into much smaller spaces between your teeth so you can get more of the benefits of not flossing if you're an adamant lazy not flosser like me. I did still order some of the ezzi floss for my wife though. I'll probably write about that later after it arrives. This toothbrush has the same settings I used to pay more than 2x for on the Philips name brand version that comes with vastly inferior heads. It's a bit dorky but I feel like I've gotta tell everyone I know about this thing. Including my dentist next time I see them.

Great value, simple to use and it works—what more needs to be said. If you’re looking for a simple sonic tooth brush you should look at this model. It has USB C charging. Has different programmes—if you need that feature. It does not have any gimmicky things like Bluetooth etc. It’s an electric toothbrush with good battery life, that’s easy to use. If used correctly it cleans your teeth well.

Maybe sonic type toothbrushes aren’t for us. We have used this for a month or so and feel like it leaves a lot more plaque on our teeth than a basic oscillating toothbrush. Using a cheap oral B one right after using this one removes the last of the plaque this one didn’t remove. Maybe user error? One toothbrush also already cracked at the bottom/base.

Der Aufsatz ist wirklich super weich. Die Zähne fühlen sich nach dem Putzen sehr sauber an. Insofern die beste elektrische Zahnbürste, die ich bisher getestet habe. Aber leider ist das Auswechseln des Aufsatzes immer ein kleiner Kraftakt. Und ich hab jedes Mal Angst, dass die Bürste deswegen bald kaputt geht. Was auch schön wäre: Eine farbliche Kennzeichnung der Aufsätze, so dass mehrere Familienmitglieder die Bürste benützen können.