Tooth Polisher Electric for Daily Cleaning 5 Modes 3 Polish Pastes

I never write reviews but this little gadget deserves one. I bought this as a last ditch effort to get rid of some coffee/tea stains I’ve had on my front teeth for awhile now after trying everything under the sun (I live in a rural area and don’t have access to a dentist nearby so teeth cleanings aren’t something I’m able to get regularly) and within minutes of use, the stains were gone! I’ve been self conscious of my teeth for about a year now ever since the stains really started darkening and it’s greatly affected my confidence but seeing them disappear in real time after just minutes was enough to make me cry. The tool itself isn’t crazy strong or anything like what you get at a dental office, but it’s enough to help cosmetically for sure. I’m thrilled with what I got for the price and so glad I gave it a shot!

Best purchase I’ve made this year. I had to use antibacterial mouthwash and the dentist did not mention that it tends to stain teeth. I was horrified. I ordered this and the first use erased so many of the stains, I was shook! The paste was key. Super gentle, I used the lowest settings and super effective. Ps I don’t know how long it’ll last but it’s already been worth the money for me.

I’m satisfied with this toothbrush. It feels comfortable to use and does a good job. The bristles feel nice while brushing, and so far it has worked well. Overall, I think it’s a good product for the quality and price.

Works well, good customer service

I used to get professional teeth cleaning from the dentist twice a year but had stop around March 2024. I drink coffee and teas regularly. Stains started to build up. I was skeptical about this product but so glad I gave it a try. I have been using it about 10-12 minutes a day after brushing my teeth. I tried all the attachments, and they are all useful in different areas. By the 3rd day of use, my teeth stain had reduced by about 35%. Will continue using everyday. And most importantly, I have to remember to use a stainless steel straw to drink coffee and teas.

Worked as expected but died after a couple of months. Warranty data goes to a non existent site so can’t figure out how to get a replacement.

Used two different heads, one flat and one pointy and it definitely did the job, polished off some stains around my teeth and even helped with plaque buildup. I’m very happy with the results of only one use!

Here are some tips I learned after using this Pelzzle Tooth Polisher. When using the Cup Head I use a butter knife to scoop in the polishing paste I bought separately and use that to smash it into the Cup Head [For me this works better because I can smash it full, see that it's full, and it's quicker than pushing the head into polishing paste from my experience]. I saw videos where some dentists recommend using a slower setting when polishing the teeth with the Cup Head and others will use a faster setting; I liked the fastest setting because it didn't seem to cause any problems for me and my guess is it does a better job faster versus slower [I never leave it in one place for more than 2 to 3 seconds, I always keep it moving so it doesn't create too much heat]. When I first used it I was spraying green polising paste all over because I would turn it on before applying it to a tooth; What works best for me is filling the Cup Head with polishing paste, apply the Cup Head to the tooth area I want to polish before turn the polisher on [That way the polising paste doesn't fly all over and leave the Cup Head immediately]; Keep firm pressure when polishing making sure you don't lift the Cup Head off the tooth or the polishing paste will fly all over and you'll have to refill the Cup Head with more polishing paste; I do one tooth at a time; I apply the Cup Head to the tooth, turn it ON, polish it for 5 seconds or so, turn it off, then move to the next tooth and repeat the process; Even then it runs out of polishing paste after just one or two teeth so you'll have to refill that Cup Head often; Buy plenty of polishing paste because you'll go through it alot because it doesn't stay in the Cup Head but for 1 to 2 teeth from my experience. Watch some videos how dentists polish teeth and use my tips above to help as well. If your tongue is getting scratched by your teeth polish your teeth but also make sure you are getting enough Vitamin B12 because I read that not enough Vitamin B12 can cause the tongue to be more sensitive/sore as well; I don't eat much meat, fish, eggs or anything with Vitamin B12 in it so I had a big piece of salmon, steak, and fortified cereal [Raisin Bran Maple Flavor] with 100% Vitamin B6, Iron, Zinc and a lot of other vitamins as well; I also took Nature Made Complex B Vitamin.

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