20 Green Toothbrush: Munkcare Icu Disposable Suction Swab Toothbrush Head Of Green (Pack Of 20)

If the Home Hospice you use is too cheap or lazy to provide you the few of these you need to get through this time, then get a 20 pack and give the rest to some charity. This brand of Swab and Toothbrush was acceptable, you have Sponge Swabs provided by the Hospice, but fluids in the mouth sadly coagulate as this goes on and this helped in the hospital and at home... My father had a stroke and lost the ability to swallow.

Not for us. My 17 y/o daughter was hospitalizedShe has severe cerebral palsyI suction her daily & struggle w/tooth brushingWe usually use spongey toothettes. However, nurse in hospital used similar purchased product that brushes & hooks up to suctionWorked @ hospital but @ home, product was hard plastic & wasn't quite user friendlyIm sticking to toothettes

I liked the bristle arrangement, it was better than the one we had from the hospital. It seems to brush well and is still soft. The sponge is less open cell than what I had before so it is smoother and holds up better. Maybe does not catch particles as well but my wife, the patient seems to like it a lot more.

Handle/stem of brush is too flimsy and narrow. Not sturdy/firm enough to prevent from bending while brushing an adult's mouth. Swab side of brush is flat with no ridges, therefore not sufficient enough to grab food particles in the mouth.

I have bought before very good toothbrush to use with my son's Machine