Crest Spinbrush

I’m a martyr to my teeth. A very reluctant dental patient but forced to visit him regularly, or else I pay the price of pain and suffering if I miss my usual three monthly appointment. In between visits I buy the latest minted floss, the up-to-the-minute whitening toothpastes, those mouth washes full of promise and I always faithfully replace my toothbrush every six weeks. Add the cost of the dentist’s treatments to my ever increasing array of dental accoutrements and it amounts to a pretty hefty sum of money. The last electrical tooth appliance I bought on the recommendation of my dentist was the dreaded Braun Water Jet which set me back about ...  Read the complete review

I've tried a number of battery power toothbrushes over the years with mixed results. A few weeks back I was browsing for a suitable replacement for my previous brush which had succumbed to that common problem of waterlogging, more of that later, when I found this little gem of a brush. What stood out about the Crest Spinbrush Revitalise for Adults, to give it its formal name, was the design. Many brushes are tall and elegant, spindly and futuristic and ultimately for all their well designed curves and space age beauty are never quite up to the job. CSRA, as he's known to his mates, looks a match for the most challenging of dental hygiene challenges, he's the Stallone of ...  Read the complete review

A while ago I got both my sons a Crest Spinbrush each... with Spiderman designs on them! I will try anything to get them to clean their teeth regulary! It was a special offer at the time, buy one get one free and I had a voucher for money off too... so instead of forking out the £9.98 for the two of them I ended up paying about £2.50! :o) This was just an offer on the kids range so I didn't get one for myself at the time, but after a while of hearing them buzzing away in the bathroom everyday, I simply had to get one for myself. I ended up paying full price for the adult version, £4.99, but mine came with detachable heads, unlike the kiddy ones, ...  Read the complete review

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My gums were a tad sore so I decided that this was either old age or inadequate cleaning. i prefer to blame the latter. My previous experiences with electric toothbrushes hadn't been good, and I was unwilling to fork out vast quantities of money for something which I would use as a "gimic" for a few weeks and then tire of. PRICE AND AVAILABILITY This was only £1.99 from savers, but reading the bits of information on the website I think the RRP is under £5. Considering the price of electric toothbrushes, this is a bargain and one which I had to try out. The brush promises to revitalise your smile, but I ...  Read the complete review