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Get a deep, professional clean with this 4-Pack Oral-B iO Ultimate Clean Replacement Brush Head. A perfect replacement for your old brush head, this accessory features a round design that reaches and cleans challenging areas effortlessly. It also features micro-vibrating bristles, delivering excellent plaque removal compared to a manual toothbrush.
Key Features
- Handy Brush Head: Maintain good oral health with the help of the Oral-B iO Ultimate Clean Brush Head refill! Expertly designed by Braun, this brush head features a dentist-inspired round structure that thoroughly tackles every corner of your mouth.
- Ultimate Clean: To ensure a professional clean, Oral-B IO Brush Head boasts angled bristles with gentle micro-vibrations that help remove harmful bacterial plaque*. It also works best with your brush handle’s modes, including Daily Clean, Intense Clean, Whitening, Sensitive, and Super Sensitive**.
- Innovative Technology: Enjoy an optimal brushing experience as this brush head incorporates Tuft-in-Tuft Bristle technology, which cleans deep between teeth.
- Practical Pack: This bundle comes with 4 Oral-B iO Ultimate Clean Replacement Brush Heads, so you can spend less time buying a new refill***.
- Compatibility: Oral-B IO Brush Head Refill is suitable for use with Oral-B iO Electric Toothbrush Handles (IOS6W & IOS9B)**.
*Vs a regular manual toothbrush.
**Toothbrush not included, but is available separately.
***Please Note: Replace your Oral-B iO Brush Head every 3 months for best results.
Oral-B iO Ultimate Clean Replacement Brush Head - 4 Pack/Black (CB-4) is rated
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Rated 1 out of
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Oral Care Reviewer from
Feedback on Oral B IO 7
Hello,
I am writing this review as a dentist and a user of the Oral-B iO 7 toothbrush. Overall, I value Oral-B products, but I would like to raise a few concerns that I have experienced over the past year.
1. Change in iO brush head quality and performance
Over the last 12 months, it appears there has been a change in the iO brush heads. The original brush head that came with my toothbrush, and another pack that I purchased shortly after, had a blue and green colour and felt noticeably sturdier. More recent heads are dark blue and light blue and feel different in quality. I have photos of both brush heads side by side, both brand new, clearly showing the colour difference, which I am happy to share via email.
More concerning is my experience with two brush heads from this newer dark blue and light blue version. Within just 2-3 uses I noticed blue colour in my saliva after spitting, and over subsequent uses the colour on the brush heads fully faded, suggesting that pigment may be leaching from the bristles. By around 4-5 uses, the bristle colour had almost completely faded, similar to how the indicator bristles are meant to look like at the three month replacement mark. These brush heads were purchased from different retailers, Priceline and Chemist Warehouse, and my family members and I experienced the same issue. This raises concerns about consistency and quality control, which is particularly troubling from a clinical perspective and for a product intended for daily oral health use.
I have also tried the Gentle Care iO brush heads, as I found the new brush heads to be too rough on my gums and I started noticing very slight gingival recession despite gentle brushing. Unfortunately, I have found the Gentle Care heads quite ineffective at removing plaque. Despite using good brushing technique, my family members and I noticed that our teeth still felt “fuzzy” after brushing, with visible plaque remaining on the tooth surfaces. This has been a consistent experience across multiple users, which is disappointing given the expectations of a premium product range.
2. Battery issues with the iO 7 handle
I purchased my Oral-B iO 7 approximately one year ago and have recently noticed battery problems. The toothbrush will suddenly stop during use, but when placed on the charger it shows 39 percent battery remaining. However, as soon as I remove it from the charger, it immediately drops to 0 percent. I also have video footage of this behaviour, which I would be happy to provide via email. Both of my parents have also recently purchased iO toothbrushes, and I am concerned about the same issue potentially occurring with their devices as well.
3. Discontinuation of Glide floss
Lastly, I am disappointed by the change to the Glide floss. The previous PTFE or Teflon like consistency was extremely useful not only for personal use but also for many of my colleagues and myself during dental procedures, such as removing excess cement when seating crowns. It was a unique and highly effective product, and it is unfortunate that this formulation has been discontinued.
As a dentist, I have long trusted and recommended Oral-B products. In fact, I have used Oral-B toothbrushes my entire life. However, it is only since switching to the iO range that I have begun to experience ongoing issues with both the handle and the brush heads, particularly around quality, consistency, battery reliability, and bristle roughness. This is disappointing for a product positioned at the premium end of the market, and I hope this feedback is taken seriously and leads to meaningful improvements.
Date published: 2025-12-27
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Oral B Toothbrush Heads
Toothbrush heads complimented my Toothbrush very well. Which means my teeth get a great clean and ensure bacteria does not get in.
Date published: 2026-03-24
Rated 1 out of
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Anonymous from
Thank you 4 my vibrating tool
Hi Proctor & Gamble,
I have yet to try my new electronic toothbrush. I am confident it will be a mint fresh experience. 😉
I have two questions if I may:
1. Why are my teeth changing - wider apart, same length despite having them filed and sharp to the point it cuts my tongue? Are my ancestors sharks? I met some and they were very polite. Not sh1tting you.
2. How do I find out if my old Oral B electric toothbrush has been infested with blue-green algae? Again,.I am not sh1tting you. I have two Colgate paste tubs. One has white toothpaste and the other green and blue and white (you know the cheapest one that is actually the newest) . I can't decide which one I like better - anyway I have commitment issues. The problem is I was going to finally brush my teeth one day in the not so distant past, and I didn't because the plastic part of the white brush was green blue. I don't think it's toothpaste. Plus I usually use the white toothpaste off late as the green I find to full of mint. I assume this is because people are getting insensitive - in the anatomical sense. Also, don't pass judgement on how many times a day I brush my teeth. I used to be regular 3 times a day - and then started wondering if Archimedes ever brushed. 🐨
Hope you can assist? After all, ok it's on my our no toothbrush and it would be in your financial interest for me to buy another toothbrush since I have had the other one for like 10 years
Anticipatory gratitude,
CT
Date published: 2024-12-31