Oral-B Precision Clean Replacement Brush Heads, 3 count, are round electric toothbrush heads that fit all Oral-B rechargeable handles except the Sonic (Pulsonic) and iO lines. Each pack holds three white heads, and the listing is available as a single 3-pack or in packs of 3 and 6 for stocking up, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Oral-B Precision Clean: Round Replacement Heads for Oral-B Electric Toothbrushes
- 3 replacement heads per pack — three white Precision Clean heads, about nine months of brushing when changed every three months
- Round brush head — the classic Oral-B cup shape that wraps around each tooth for a tooth-by-tooth clean
- Angled bristles along the gumline — designed to reach plaque at the gumline better than a regular manual toothbrush
- Wide handle compatibility — fits Oral-B Vitality, Pro, Smart, Genius, and other rechargeable handles, but not Sonic or iO
- Indicator bristles — blue bristles fade as the head wears so you know when to replace it
- Pack options — Single (3 heads), Pack of 3 (9 heads), and Pack of 6 (18 heads)
How to Use
Push the head straight onto the metal post of your Oral-B handle until it clicks, apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste, and guide the brush slowly from tooth to tooth for two minutes without scrubbing. Rinse the head under running water after brushing, pull it off the handle, and let it dry upright. Replace each head every three months or sooner if the bristles splay or the blue indicator fades.
About Oral-B
Oral-B is a Procter & Gamble oral care brand whose electric toothbrushes are designed by Braun in Germany. The round, oscillating brush head was introduced in the early 1990s and remains the signature of the Oral-B rechargeable range, from Vitality to Pro, Smart, and Genius. Oral-B is widely used and recommended by dentists worldwide. Browse more in our Personal Care collection. Learn more at oralb.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Oral-B handles fit Precision Clean brush heads?
Precision Clean heads fit every Oral-B rechargeable handle that uses the round oscillating head, including Vitality, Pro, Smart, Genius, and older Triumph models. They do not fit the Oral-B Sonic or Pulsonic range or the newer iO series, which each use their own dedicated brush heads. Check your handle name before ordering.
How often should I replace an Oral-B Precision Clean head?
Oral-B recommends changing the head every three months, or sooner if the bristles look splayed or the blue indicator bristles have faded to about half their color. With three heads per pack, a single pack covers roughly nine months of brushing for one person, and the Pack of 3 or Pack of 6 covers a whole household for longer.
What is the difference between Precision Clean and CrossAction heads?
Precision Clean is the classic round Oral-B head with straight bristles that cup each tooth, which makes it a good all-purpose choice. CrossAction uses bristles angled at 16 degrees in a crisscross pattern to reach deeper between teeth. Both use the same fitting and the same replacement schedule, so you can switch between them on one handle.
How many heads come in each pack option?
The Single option is one retail pack of three Precision Clean heads. The Pack of 3 contains three retail packs, or nine heads in total, and the Pack of 6 contains six retail packs, or eighteen heads. Larger packs suit families with several Oral-B users or anyone who wants a full year of replacements in one order.
Have owned a Braun Oral-B Toothbrush Ultra Power Handle w/Timer for about five years. Got it because my dentist said the oscillating action this model has was good to not only brush the teeth, but that it would scrub away plaque from between teeth and along gum lines better than my old 'up-and-down' electric or regular toothbrushes.And of course he repeated that old saying, "Two minutes, twice a day." His dental hygienist also advised replacing the brushes every three months, just like with regular toothbrush. That's great advice, except what can you do if you can't find replacement brush refills?I didn't think that going to a grocery or drug store would results in such a hassle about finding replacement brushes, and I won't bore you with the details. But the brushes are indeed available right here, and if you check the prices carefully you'll find that there are some bargains to be had, and in almost all cases they're cheaper than your local store.They're called 'Precision Clean' (the new name for 'Flexisoft') and should be marked 'EB17'. You can get them here as well:¤ Oral-B Precision Clean 3-pack brush head refill¤ Oral-B EB17-3 Power Toothbrush Replacement Brush Heads¤ Oral-B Precision Clean - 4 Replacement Brush Heads¤ 9 (3X3) Oral-B Replacement Fexisoft Brushheads EB-17¤ Oral-B 3 Precision Clean + 1 Interspace Refills¤ Oral-B Precision Clean Replacement Brush Head RefillThese refills are compatible with most Oral-B electric toothbrushes except Vitality Sonic, Sonic Complete or CrossAction. If you have an Oral-B electric toothbrush that is noted to take Precision Clean, FlexiSoft, ExtraSoft, EB17, or PowerPolisher brush heads, then these will work.As noted earlier, keep your eye open on the prices, as they do seem to vary quite a bit. Some are sold by vendors, but shipping may be free and marked 'Fulfilled by Amazon'. You can also search here for 'eb17', 'precision clean', or 'flexisoft' and you should be able to find them.If you're shopping locally, be aware that there are counterfeit Oral-B heads on the market, and they may be hard to spot, though the Oral-B logo seems to wipe off on some of them. They're usually marked "Flexisoft" and have German and/or Chinese writing on them, and can break in two days to two weeks. The bogus brushes also present a health risk, especially for young children, as some have had the oscillating head break off or the brush part disintegrate. Enough said.Speaking of brush heads, when you replace your Oral-B brush, don't just throw it out. Keep it and use it for effortlessly cleaning or polishing small items such as jewelry.
Good
Bristles are very firm
I purchased the Precision Clean X-Filament replacement Brush Heads to use with my Oral B Braun electric toothbrush. These are good quality brushes which fit tightly so they don't fall off while in use! These brush heads do a great job cleaning teeth. I have found them easier to use and more effective than a manual toothbrush. I bought the 3 count value pack because the replacement brush heads are expensive. If the color fades on the brush head then it's time to replace it.
Oral-B replacement heads are simply the best. Easy to replace, exact original fit manufacturer replacement. These Precision Clean X are even better then the original brush head that came with my Oral-B Vitality. These are a bit softer, gentle on my gums and last longer. The price is better then Walmart.I highly recommend, and will continue to buy these on Amazon.
Does the job really well, lasts long, no complaints.
It does the job. I bought the replacement brushed online because they are cheaper than the singles I get from Walmart. The brush head fit with out any problems and it came in the box as advertised for the product because I have read other state that they received brush head replacement and the box did not match the product. The brush head was easy to attach and remove for cleaning. The brush I purchased was soft so I had no bleeding gums. I will recommend this to any one who owns a oral b electric brush.
We bought this with the subscribe-n-save program and even with that, it's fairly pricey compared to other deals I see offered. On the other hand, it's less than I would pay in a store locally. When it's time to get more, I will do some shopping around - curious about the low prices, concerned about reviews of a poor quality product.Speaking of which, we have found these brushes to be completely fine, definitely comparable to what we've always used. (Which at times are the high-priced ones in the store.) No problem with the brushes fitting the heads, all operation is normal. My husband and I use these and we are now on the second round, with brushes #3 and 4. Our first ones lasted about 6 months, which is normal for us as long as I keep my "scrubbing" instincts at bay (the enamel-wearing hard brushing that my dental hygienist sister has worked me away from!).Overall, our experience has been, great product, no problems at all...I'd buy again but I'll be doing a lot of price comparison next time too.