Philips Sonicare Genuine A3 Premium All-in-One Replacement Toothbrush Heads, 2 Brush Heads, Black, HX9092/95

These Sonicare Toothbrush Heads Are Great
Philips Sonicare toothbrush heads are now and have always been viewed as being expensive. However, in reality, they are not. Sonicare says that should be used for three (3) months and no longer. One note here about the price—they have increased ~$6.00 since I bought them about three (3) weeks ago. However, knowing Amazon as well as I do, this increase will probably shrink down to ~$26.00 which is the price I paid for them. They are now listed for ~$32.00.Looking at the ~$26.00 price, the 2-pack will last six months or ~182 days. This equals to about $0.17 per day. And even if this seems expensive it’s better than paying money to a dentist for cavities and/or root canals or even other dental procedures. OUCH!!Thus, they really aren’t expensive, are they? As to the quality of the toothbrush heads, they are great. Unlike other Philps Sonicare Toothbrush heads, these particular brush heads are described as ‘All-in-One. They combine all the qualities of several of other Sonicare toothbrush heads. One important quality is that these heads are soft. Dentists today recommend that everyone, regardless of age, use a soft toothbrush..-After using these toothbrush heads, I can state that not only are my teeth cleaner but my gums feel better than have been in a very long time. In my specific case my gums are usually puffy, sore and not otherwise what they should be. After using these for one month I can attest that my gums are now no longer puffy and sore, and they look to me, not a dentist, to be healthily healthy.If you own a click-on type Sonicare toothbrush or even thinking about buying one, I can heartily recommend these Sonicare All-in-One Toothbrush Heads for many reasons.

It does what it says it does
I got these to replace the C2 heads that came with my sonicare 4100.I MUCH prefer these for a few reasons;1.) The rubber housing. I have sensory issues when it comes to sounds and sensations, especially in my mouth (when I was a child I was afraid of fresh veggies because of the noise they made when I chewed lol).The C2 heads were all hard plastic, so when the back would bump up against another tooth while brushing, my entire head would loudly vibrate and it was pretty jarring.With these A3’s the rubber helps to absorb and offset excess vibrations that would otherwise feel like a woodpecker against your other teeth.Pretty cool of sonicare to think about that instead of just telling us to “suck it up” like my dentist did.2.) More surface area.Compared to the C2’s these are much larger, which I would consider a plus. Not like clunky or unwieldy large, but big enough to cover the entire surface of my teeth so I know I’m not missing any spots and I can finish brushing faster.Somehow it doesn’t feel much bigger in my mouth, which I attribute to the design and aforementioned rubber housing.3.) It just cleans better.You know after brushing, when you run your tongue along your teeth and still feel spots of plaque? That happens much, much less with these. Again, I’m comparing them to the C2 heads that come with most sonicare brushes.On top of a better clean, I’m also getting some cool whitening effects.I’ve always gotten calcium buildups all over my teeth and they LOVE to stain. That makes for nice little yellow halos over all my front teeth.I’ve been using the A3 heads for about 3 weeks and those yellow halos are visibly turning into lighter, off-white ones instead, which is really neat.My gums bleed if you look at them funny, but I’ve had no issues using these. Though I should point out that I’m also using Perodontax toothpaste which specializes in gingivitis and gum care.But I suppose what’s special about the A3’s is that you could pair it with a gum toothpaste if you need special care in that area, a whitening toothpaste if that’s what you want to focus on, or just a super duper plaque remover toothpaste to keep things spic and span.It’s the perfect all-arounder that can also specialize in whatever area you need it to.And the off-white heads look sooo cute on the pink 4100 handle!And one more thing I wanted to add:There’s some confusion around if these are “genuine” or not that I’d like to help clear up.Yes, the product page is for genuine Sonicare A3 Brush Heads. BUT, that doesn’t mean that every seller will actually sell you genuine heads.Many third party sellers will try to hock counterfeits under the real product page, which is why some reviewers may have gotten knock-offs.To avoid this, you need to make sure that you’re buying from a reputable seller, preferably Amazon or the brand itself.If you see:Ships from BargainCheapzz384Sold by BargainCheapzz384then you need to change the seller.Click on the “Compare Other sellers on Amazon” button and choose one that says:Ships from Amazon.comSold by Amazon.comOrShips from Amazon.comSold by Philips SonicareThis goes for anything you buy that goes on or in your body such as food, cosmetics or toiletries.Happy (and safe) shopping!

A dentist cleaning at home
I love my Sonicare toothbrush and these brushes always give me the best cleaning! They are strong enough to break down plaque and bacteria along the gum line and also clean the tongue well. The design is useful in brushing every crevice of my mouth. Overall my teeth feel so much better and cleaner.

Pricey, But Worth It.
I love that the bristles are soft compared to other series of brushes. If you can, avoid buying substitutes despite being cheaper. They’re not made the same as the Philip’s brand.

Son más suaves que los anteriores y no lastimas aún en el tercer nivel, además se siente mayor limpieza con ellos.

Very Nice Product