Crest Spinbrush

Pros: Inexpensive, effective, kid-friendly designs, combines electric & fixed bristles
Cons: Can't exchange brush heads

Over the last six years, I have tried several electric toothbrushes for both my children and myself. We have also thrown away a number of electric toothbrushes, as well. This trial-and-error method of finding a product that both works and is accepted by...

Pros: Inexpensive. Works really well.
Cons: Don't throw out the base.

My aunt always brings something neat for my boys when she comes to visit. Last year, she brought Crest Spinbrushs in the Batman car style. Since my boys have had cavities and probably inherited my soft teeth, that was a good pick for gifts. With the...

Pros: Beats manual toothbrush. Keeps kids motivated to brush their teeth everyday.
Cons: Two double-A batteries. A bit loud.

True Blue: (The review, not the brush!!) …..I finally got sick of writing reviews in black, so I figured I could do it all in blue. Don’t click the text, or it will just bring you back to the top of ...

Pros: Effective Cleaning, Cheaper Than Other Brands, Great Spinning Action
Cons: Handle Is A Bit Awkward

My husband has always wanted to purchase an electric toothbrush, but, I always refused to shell out the big bucks for one. For me, a simple and standard toothbrush worked well enough! Recently Crest came out with their own version of the...

Pros: Makes teeth cleaning fun!
Cons: None!

After a weekend at my in-laws, my son came home with a little goody-bag filled with treasures from his grandparents. They are always giving him little useless trinkets that he begs for while in the store. They give in, and the toy remains...

Pros: Makes toothbrushing easier, inexpensive, does a good job
Cons: Handle a bit difficult to clean

Note: I couldn't get this to post in the correct category previously. I'm reposting and deleting my old review.

I liked my son’s Crest SpinBrush so much I bought one for myself. In fact, the whole family has one now. The...

Pros: use less toothpaste, circular cleaning method, easy on enamel
Cons: head does not change

After an aching, 3 months I finally broke down and went to a drill free dentist. Even though he was drill free, I still aganized over going to a dentist because of percieved pain I might feel.

While sitting in the dental chair, the dentist...

Pros: *Inexpensive for a mechanical brush *Powerful motor *Replaceable head
Cons: *Awkward handle *Brush head too big *Placement of toothpaste can be a problem

Full Disclosure:

Before I begin this review I think it is important to mention that I work for a competitor of P&G. My company doesn't make toothbrushes, but we do compete in other areas.

I wouldn't even normally bother to...

Pros: replaceable heads, effective, inexpensive, good selection
Cons: Battery compartment, battery life, no bristle choice

I wanted to do this review solely on the Crest Spinbrush Colors; however, I think it is neccessary to point out the pro's and con's while comparing this spinbrush to the other spinbrushes.

an overall look at the Crest Spinbrushes...

Pros: Price, ease of use
Cons: Not many choices that young girls will necessarily "choose".

My daughter is 27 months old and we have always struggled with the task of brushing her teeth. Since her first pearly white sprouted, I have attempted brushings twice a day. Usually, it involves me laying her on my bed and holding her legs in between...

Pros: Cleans well.
Cons: Poor quality, short life, practically impossible to change the batteries.

I bought the Crest Spinbrush because I had read a favorable review based on a clinical trial. It praised the plaque-removing performance of the Spinbrush, and said its results were comparable to other toothbrushes that cost up to $99. I figured it was...

Pros: Easy to use,Works very well.
Cons: none

I purchased a Crest SpinBrush for my brother, my son, my sister in law,my husband, my stepfather and myself as stocking stuffers this Christmas.Six of them only cost me $30.00 which is $0.00 less than the average electric tooth brush to buy just one of...

Pros: Gets teeth very clean-feeling, and comes in lots of styles that will appeal to kids.
Cons: Brush heads aren't replaceable

I've tried just about every kind of toothbrush on the market. Non-electric toothbrushes don't get my teeth feeling clean enough unless I use hard bristles, and then they irritate my gums. I've had Water Piks (the square brush heads are hard to get those...

Pros: Effective, Efficient and Economical...Excellent for Massaging Gums
Cons: Disposable

I'm pretty into oral hygiene, but as an individual preparing to make a transition to homesteading in rural Vermont, it would not be a stretch to describe me as, in my girlfriend's words, a "tightwad". I myself prefer the more pleasant connotations of...

Pros: Fast, efficient easy to use for adults and children
Cons: Some models have brush heads which are not replaceable or exchangeable

The new Crest SpinBrush is unique as well as inexpensive. This brush is designed for the adult user in size but adapts to young children in most circumstances.

The brush head as a whole, matches the size of most normal adult toothbrushes, but...