CS 5460 Ultra-Soft Toothbrush for Adults with Ultra-Fine Filaments and Compact, Slightly Angled Toothbrush Head for Improved Tooth and Gum Health, Assorted Color

I love the super soft bristles of this brush. My gums are not as tolerant of my regular toothbrushes, including my Sonicare. They are receding and sore. So I switched to this ultra soft brush and have already noticed a difference in how my gums feel. The bristles are not made from nylon and they are gentler. They clean very well, too. The quality is very high, probably because they are made in Switzerland and not China. I'm really happy and I stocked up on a few more. I like the 5460 and the velvet versions.

I had been using Brevi for a couple of years when I saw a review for this one, and so glad I switched. It is cleaner, still soft but firm enough to scrub, really a perfect toothbrush.

This toothbrush seems to have a million bristles that are all tapered, not cut (thus no sharp edges) and is built with a good angle for ease-of-use. I have veneers on my teeth so I use this brush along the gumlines in the front top and bottom as a second brushing after I've already used my Sonicare brush which works great but is too harsh for the front top and bottom gums. Brushing twice, once with Sonicare, then again manually while paying special attention to sensitive areas where the veneers and gums come together seems to do the trick to keep my cosmetic dentistry in excellent condition after 15 years I have no gum recession in most areas and only a tiny speck in other areas but that always happens with ageing regardless. I've never found an American toothbrush that works perfectly for the purpose I need it for so I will continue buying these very gentle yet effective Swiss brushes.

Soft bristles, comfortable to hold, and cleans well. Perfect for daily use!

This has been a great toothbrush. It's been lasting for a long time. The only thing it doesn't do well for me is that it doesn't brush very well under my bridge.

Is very soft. Didn't get the color in the photo tho :/

I supposedly am a aggressive brusher according to my dentists and my receding gumlines, although I recently switched to a Sonicare that lets you know when you're pressing too hard and the alarm almost never alerts me. I'm thinking it's been the hard bristles all these years even though I always buy the "soft" bristles, even for my Oral B rotary toothbrush. Anyway, I've started using this toothbrush in the morning when I really don't have too much "junk" on my teeth since I brushed thoroughly just the night before. This is also the toothbrush I use for applying my flouride toothpaste at the end of my oral hygiene routine. It's very soft but still effective, at least for my use.

High quaily tooth brush, easy on my gum's