You really should consider this
This review is about the Kent soft bristle toothbrushes<br />I'm in my seventies, age-wise.  As time passes I have less real teeth and gums that "get angry" more often. I have used salted water, electric toothbrushes, flosses, mouthwash varieties, "manual" toothbrushes of all kinds and bristles, toothpastes aplenty, and other devices and ways to soothe and clean my mouth.  I'm not unique in trying to find relief, just stating that my experiences qualify me to recommend these Kent toothbrushes.<br />I bought a Kent comb a few years back and was pleased with it, so I bought another (different size and style) and was pleased by it, too.  My two Kent experiences made me believe the Kent name indicates products to seriously consider. I was browsing Amazon when up popped Kent toothbrushes.  I bought two.<br />The "mouth feel" of the toothbrushes is good, soft but substantial. The bristles feel like they clean well and they do (things which were between or adhering to teeth and gums show up when rinsing & spitting).  The brush handles are solid and easy to hold (I have carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar nerve damage, and arthritis).<br />Not meaning to insult anyone, I want to add that brushing teeth and gums isn't all I do for mouth care, so I don't expect toothbrushes to be the end-all and be-all.  For brushing teeth and gum stimulation these are the best I've ever used.<br />I'll be buying more of these toothbrushes as I need them and I urge other people to try them.
Rating: 5 stars