Review (4/5): Interesting. Takes some getting used to,
I was curious, so these became stocking stuffers this Christmas. Of course, Santa put one in my stocking as well. I love the idea behind the design and I've wondered many times why toothbrushes weren't made in a shape like this. Then I found these, and I thought, "finally!". But, as cool as they are, it's hard to maneuver in your mouth. The end tip is wide, to accommodate the wrap around bristles, and when I brush (and other family members) the large end tip hits into your back gums when you try to get the back teeth. Maybe with more use I will be able to handle it better. But I don't know if that's even possible with the end tip the way it is. Of note: in the center of the two brush sides is another little brush, for the tops of teeth. I don't know if it's sufficient in size to get the entire tops of the teeth. I move the toothbrush around to scrub everywhere well. I think it's worth the money just to try them, and see if you like them.