Tung Plastic Tongue Scraper with Protective Caps, Tongue Brush, Tongue Cleaner for Adults, Scrubber, Plastic, Fight Bad Breath and Halitosis | Tongue Scraper Cleaner, Made in America, 2-Pack w/Cap

Regular toothbrushes are a little bit too big for tongue cleaning but this one is perfect size. It's flat and you can really do a good job with it. I also recommend the toothpaste by the same brand. I found that it's much easier to clean than regular toothpaste, so it's made specifically for the toothbrush.You do need to clean your tongue for a complete mouth and tooth cleaning job.It helps with fresh breath in the morning, and there are also a lot of bacteria from your stomach that cross up and also lives on your tongue that gets transmitted to the teeth during the night it seems. Your tongue might be resting against your teeth, that's what I noticed anyway.So cleaning your tongue really helps out with overall dental health.

I’ve purchased these twice already. They are so good! They really get your tongue cleans and without the abrasiveness you would think comes from scrubbing.Really a good tool to have in your hygiene arsenal!

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I love this product! The bristles are firm enough to help remove particle build up and with maintaining good oral hygiene! Pair it with the same brand tongue scraper and tongue paste and you'll have the freshest breath!

It is flat and fits in mouth ergonomically. It does a marvelous job. Highly recommend.

I saw these in my mom's bathroom and she wouldn't stop talking about how clean it makes me tongue feel. I had to order it for myself to test it out-- and let me tell you that this is now a staple in my dental hygiene! My mouth feels so fresh and my tongue so clean after using this! I got a metal tongue scraper before this one and it made my tongue bleed and gave me painful sores all over it. This is gentle enough to not do that and yet still give you a super clean tongue. And I love the cute little cover that comes with it, which is great for when I'm travelling!

I purchased a similar tongue brush years ago at the local big-name store, and haven't been able to find it since. It seems as though using tongue scrapers were somehow a better idea.Sure... because scraping nerves is a superior concept than gently brushing them.These are not quite as soft as my older brush, so be careful! If used with gusto, you can cause your tongue to bleed. It happened with nearly every member of my family who was used to using a long bristled toothbrush prior to my implementing this. However, used gently, this is a far superior solution to a scraper, and won't cause you to gag in the same way a toothbrush that has a higher profile does. Even my 4-year-old said so. I can't say that I like the reversed-angle handle. If the brush were to be horizontal and face down, then the drops down and then kicks up into the air. I assume this is supposed to be helpful, but the only practicality I see out of this design is so that when you place it on the counter, the bristles can air dry without making contact with the counter. But I don't lay my my toothbrush down on the counter, and I'm not sure who would. So it makes storage awkward, and it feels a little strange.All that being said... BUY IT, and the TUNG GEL. The gel won't numb your tongue like regular toothpaste. It tastes good, leaves your buds fresh, and rinses clean.

Decided to try this instead of my tongue scraper and immediately I was like, oh ok, this is actually what people need to be using. Cleans so much better. And doesn't just shred up your tastebuds, just cleans THOROUGHLY in between the tastebuds. Also try their tongue gel! Super great and made in USA!