Orabrush

Orabrushes are the most user-friendly tongue cleaner I've tried yet. I've suffered from bad breath for most of my life - even when I brush and floss twice a day, the *stank* would just come back. Mouthwash was a temporary band-aid. Sterling praise in the dentist's chair for my good hygiene couldn't erase the fact that my mouth, well, smelled bad. I went through middle school and part of high school embarrassed and dating-averse because of how much I was convinced I smelled bad - a friend once gave me a button pin that said "dragon breath" on it. She meant well; it left me in tears. I got my first job my junior year, and Amazon existed by then. Google suggested that I should try scraping my tongue - a hygiene habit practiced in many countries that I, a standard-issue American, had *never*, EVER, heard of. I picked up a tongue scraper on a whim - one of the standard U-shaped ones. It was very effective at cleaning my tongue (admittedly moreso than the Orabrush), but my sensitive gag reflex was not a fan. I struggled through, and it helped. During my first pregnancy, however, my gag reflex intensified to the point that even brushing my teeth was almost unbearable, let alone sticking a giant metal contraption deep into my mouth and scraping my tongue repeatedly. Enter - THE ORABRUSH! I bought it on a desperate whim, and have sung its praises ever since. The Orabrush is the less-bulky, more straightforward alternative to a traditional metal tongue scraper. Is it as thorough? No - the bristles loosen the crud, but the scraping portion is not nearly as pointed or large enough for you to get your *entire tongue* in one go. It takes a little bit of work to get your tongue really, truly clean. But, again - a toddler could do it. If you can brush your teeth, you can use an Orabrush. It's now part of my daily oral hygiene routine - I no longer use breath strips or mouthwash. Since I started scraping twice per day, I've been able to bid my title of "Dragon Breath" farewell. I haven't heard a comment about my breath in years - ironically, now I'm the one suggesting it to people! My dentist is thrilled, I'm thrilled - everyone wins. If you've struggled with the icky fuzzy tongue feeling, bad breath, or just don't like the way your tongue looks *weird* after eating and drinking - pick up an Orabrush. They're cheap, so you don't feel the sting when it comes time to replace it (I replace mine every 4 months or so, OR when I can no longer rinse the gunk off.) 10/10 - this is quality of life money, people.

This tongue cleaner has been a game-changer for my oral hygiene routine. I've used various products in the past, but this one stands out for several reasons. Firstly, the design is easy to use and effective. The scraper is gentle yet efficient in removing the build-up on my tongue without being too rough and causing any discomfort. The ergonomic handle makes it easy to hold and control, ensuring a thorough cleaning experience. What sets this tongue cleaner apart is its durability and high-quality materials. It feels sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence that it will last for a long time. It's easy to clean – a quick rinse with some soap and water, and it's good to go. Using this tongue cleaner has significantly reduced bad breath, and I've noticed a fresher feeling in my mouth throughout the day. It complements my regular brushing and flossing routine perfectly. The difference in my oral hygiene is noticeable. Additionally, the affordable price point makes it a no-brainer. It's a small investment that has made a big impact on my overall dental care. I highly recommend this tongue cleaner to anyone looking to enhance their oral hygiene routine – it's a simple yet effective tool that delivers fantastic results!

okay, so i am not a person who just “gasses” up things, so if i am raving about something, it’s GENUINE!!! i’ve always brushed my tongue w my toothbrush, but the past few years, i’ve struggled more w post-nasal drip & things like strep throat & tonsillitis - & i believe that’s what has left residue on my tongue. it got to a point where i started to feel insecure about it- because we know our teeth & tongue affect our breath. okay. so i ordered the stainless steel “two-hand” one & tried it yesterday & NOTHING came off. so i did more research & listened to where God was leading me & i ended up on these & the “tung tongue gel” (which i haven’t used yet). let me tell you: i started scraping @ 9:05 & ended at 10:28pm & took pictures along the way. it is like a WHOLE DIFFERENT TONGUE!! it is PINK!!! even the hot water as i was i rinsing felt different- in a good way- like more “tingly on my tongue” lol if that makes sense. when i lick my lips, my tongue doesn’t feel as coarse. & honestly, it didn’t hurt at all. i repeatedly cleaned the brush & kept it wet. i would recommend making sure you don’t have any excess water on the brush because the water getting into my mouth as i was scraping was making me gag. 😩 also- a lot of the residue i had was waaaaay in the back of my tongue. so had to take a lot of breaks from gagging. i will be 100% honest, i DID vomit in the sink ☹️ like surprisingly- but it was fast. & that was also near the 10:25p mark. i decided then that i would let my stomach relax & try again later on tonight to finish w the back of my tongue. i believe the gagging won’t be as bad moving forward because i’ve done a “deep cleaning” & so from now on it will be just upkeep. it honestly & truly really does work. & i really do thank GOD for the inventors of this scraper. i immediately felt more powerful & more confident; crazy how something like seeing yourself w a pink, clean tongue can do that!! 🙌🏽♥️

I always hear people say that brushing the tongue is the most important part of brushing. I normally just use the rough side on the other side of my toothbrush but I didn't know how little I did until I tried to Orabrush Tongue Cleaner. What I really liked about this product was its ability to clean gunk out of the tongue but the multiple colors that it comes with so that you don't get them confused for someone else's that lives in the same household. Design: Imagine a normal toothbrush handle but instead of the normal toothbrush brush on the top portion it is actually a square like flat head with bristles. This allows the brush to glide through your tongue at a bigger square area. I like this design as it allows for me to get to most of my tongue within a reasonable amount of time. I find it pretty easy to hold without having to worry about the handle slipping when I am brushing my tongue. Usability: I used to use this 3 times a day but now I am down to 1-2 times a day. I will explain a little later on why I started to use 1-2 times a day instead of 3. The brush itself is pretty explanatory. I use it after I brush my teeth with still a little toothpaste left on my tongue. I was actually super surprised of how much "yellow stuff" or gunk that game out with brushing with this brush. I was so impressed that I started using this brush every time that I brushed my teeth. Keep in mind that the brushes aren't as soft. If I could categorize them, I would say it's medium hard. By using it 3 times a day, I started to see a little red coming out with the gunk. I first put it off as "Oh, this is just part of the food I ate" but further examining my tongue it appears to be a little blood. That's when I stopped using this product 3 times a day. It is a little harsh and using it 1-2 times a day is more than enough. Remember to not put too much pressure when using it or you might hurt your tongue. Lifespan: Depending on how often you brush, these brushes can last you between 3-6 months. It lasts me around 6 months before I notice the brushes deteriorating and not performing as great as they used to. I feel like 6 months is also a good time to change because even if it doesn't look like it is time to change, the bacteria has built up from things that water can't rinse away. Overall, I give this product a 4-4.5 stars for doing a great job, but a little point deduction in being a little rough. I would recommend this to anyone who needs to clean their tongue.

I was shocked to find out how much junk is left on your tongue after you brush your teeth, even if you brush your teeth several times per day after meals like I do. I cannot see living and not having some type of tongue scraper to get rid of bacteria and junk off of your tongue. I highly recommend this tool. I notice how much fresher my breath was even though it wasn’t really bad at all. But using this makes my breath, even fresher and less bacteria, which means a healthier mouth. I highly recommend always purchasing this product. The functionality of this tool is a lifesaver for fresh breath. It’s really easy to use and travels well. It is a high-quality brush and the size is slightly bigger than a standard toothbrush. It’s very easy to clean. Just run it under tap water.

This brush is amazing! I saw results after only one use. I have tried numerous products for my white tongue: metal tongue scraper, plastic tongue scraper, hard toothbrush, tongue brush, several different mouthwashes, oil pulling -- you name it. Nothing I did made any significant difference. Then I tried this tongue brush, and it was a game changer. The brush is easy to use, and doesn't irritate my tongue at all, even though the bristles are longer and stiffer than my previous tongue brushes. It leaves my mouth feeling very clean. I highly recommend it.

I was 100% satisfied when I first used it. It's soft and perfect.

The Orabrush is a perfect tool to grab in that moment before your first kiss, school or office presentation, or just sitting as a passenger in a car, when you wonder: -Does my breath stink? -Can they smell my morning coffee? -What the heck is this white slime/film on the back of my tongue? -I swear I brushed 30 min ago, please tell me there's gum somewhere? -Why didn't flossing alone do the job? -What the heck, this gum is making my breath worse, help?! -I brushed after the oj, right? or did I just think about doing it? -Does it feel as fuzzy as it looks? Then you subtly lick the back of your hand so you can sneak a quick whiff of what others may be experiencing? If you said, huh, yes or giggled at any of the above, then I recommend you check this slime slayer out. I was able to quit chewing gum all together after incorporating the Orabrush into my daily routine (I was an original buyer back in the day - seems like 2010/11ish??). In addition to being single & having a love for the gift of gab, my desire for clean smelling breath also stems from suffering from thyroid issues and chronic thrush/candida/post nasal drip issues despite a clean diet. I do admit, I'm a bit more sensitive to my personal body odors than the average gal, so take me with a grain of pink salt. I have an Orabrush in my desk at work, in my purse, at my boyfriend's, and at home. The 4 pack works. I bought an Orabrush for my new Boyfriend most recently. He reports his experience as not as life changing as mine or as life changing as his transition from a manual to an electronic toothbrush, but he says its helpful and I note, he has not skipped using it twice a day as far as I've witnessed. After simultaneous use of the Orabrush, our tongues dance well together - so you may be able to add a little spice back into your game by testing this theory as well. Whoever told ya brushing your tongue with your toothbrush is the same is wrong. The bristles on the Orabrush help grab and cling to the nasty goo and as the Orabrush pulls the stank from your tongue, the back plastic curvy blade thing provides a final clean satisfying sweep. If you do buy an Orabrush, please let me know if it is as helpful for you - it'll help me que a few points on my side of the ongoing debate with new Boyfriend as to the true level of awesomeness of the Orabrush. Again, no complaints on his side either... ;)