Icy Bear Toothbrush Heads

On average, we recommend replacing your toothbrush head once every 3 months.

If you continue to use it for longer than this, the bristles may start to fray and flare. Not only does this reduce the cleaning effectiveness of your toothbrush, it also makes it more difficult for the bristles to reach between the teeth and along the gumline – potentially leading to a build-up of plaque.

In some circumstances, however, it may be worth changing your toothbrush head sooner. For example, if the bristles look visibly worn or if you or another family member has been sick.

Each pack contains two replacement toothbrush heads for just £9.99 (plus delivery).

On the basis that you should change your toothbrush head every 3 months, that’s enough to last half a year – keeping your Icy Bear Sonic Whitening Toothbrush in optimum condition. And ensuring that it continues to provide you with the same powerful clean that you’re now accustomed to.

Made from luxury DuPont^TM bristles, these are premium quality electric toothbrush heads – designed to deliver a superior cleaning action, whilst also being gentle on the teeth and gums.

Our toothbrush heads also benefit from an oval shape. Which, combined with the advanced sonic technology of the Icy Bear Toothbrush, allows you to cover a large tooth surface area with one brushing motion. To achieve impressive results every time, simply set your preferred brushing motion (clean, whiten or massage) and use the toothbrush like you would a manual toothbrush.

Absolutely. In fact, these replacement toothbrush heads are identical to those supplied in the original box with your Icy Bear Whitening Toothbrush – and switching it over is really easy. Simply pull the existing toothbrush head out of the base. You may want to use this opportunity to give the base a little clean. Then, just slot the new head into place, applying gentle pressure until you hear it click.

To keep your Icy Bear Toothbrush Head as clean and germ-free as possible, we recommend rinsing it under the cold water tap for about 20-30 seconds – before and after every use. This will help to remove any food particles, toothpaste or plaque debris that may be lodged in the bristles. Then, shake the toothbrush to remove excess water and store it upright so that it can air dry.

Never store your toothbrush in a closed container, as this will prevent the bristles from drying – and as a result, can actually promote bacterial growth. You should also try to store it far away from the toilet, and always close the toilet seat before flushing to protect your brush head from toilet plume.