Tooth Polisher, Rechargeable Teeth Polisher for Teeth Cleaning, Polishing and Whitening, Electric Dental Polisher Kit with 5 Multifunctional Heads, 5 Speed Modes, and IPX6 Waterproof

Works great, cleans well. Attachments stay on. Easy to use. I ordered some prophylaxis to go along with it, I feel like I just left a professional cleaning.

Works great

First, it's not easy finding a decent quality tooth polisher for under $50. You've got one, here. It reminds me of my $120 toothbrush in terms of durability. Total jackhammer (That's a good thing). I've had to throw all other lower priced tooth polishers in the trash right away. This is a keeper.Couple of things to consider: The heads are to be used in a certain order. First you use the gritty, hard silicone head to get the worst stuff without polish/tooth paste. It's used dry (Stick a pin in that sentence). Then you use the main soft polish head. Then you use the fine tip soft polisher for the gumline, ect., ect.1) The battery isn't going to last through all that. Unlike my similarly built toothbrush that lasts 3 weeks on a charge, this battery isn't that impressive. Keep in mind, the toughness and power is there, it just won't last the whole process. No biggie.2) Most importantly (to me), the hard silicone head essentially dissolved to an unusable state after ONE USE. Now, my teeth are rough. I have regrettable insurance and am physically terrified of the only dentist in my area who'll accept it. Idk, she must've had a rough childhood, or something. Anyway, it's been a few years since I last visited her dungeon....As I was using the hard silicone head, I thought it was gathering up all this gross plaque, but apparently, it was the silicone head material coming off bit by bit. The pic you see of that head, see is less than half the original size, and the sharp tip you see at the end is actually the screw almost breaking through. I'm so glad I caught it in time, or it could have turned into an 80s slasher movie on my face. My beautiful face. Crisis averted. Can you replace it? Why, yes. Yes you can, but you'll have to buy the whole set of tips, and the best price on Amazon will run you $12. So, if your teeth are shameful due to the avoidance of institutionalized torture, you'll want to consider spending almost half the price of the whole polisher kit, to replace that one silicone head. $25 is a great deal for this (mostly) jackhammer quality polisher, but now $37? I dunno. Maybe this is common, but I can see the rest of the heads lasting a very long time, and if it's common for the hard silicone head to dissipate so easily, it would've been great to have an extra one of those instead of the extra (2) soft polisher tip they include (which will probably last months or longer). Anyway, this is frying the small fish I guess, considering I got a good quality item for $25. Yet, as I sit here before you this evening, I'm haunted by the memories of viewing more flagship, name brand polishers alongside this one for $40, which is around what I'll end up spending now with the additional tips.I'll try my best to pick up the pieces and move on with the rest of my life, but I just thought you should know.

I waited a few months to review this, and this is a VERY GOOD product that DOES what it is supposed to do!It is a nice solid unit, that is easy to hold and maneuver. It holds a charge a long time.The multiple attachments included are good for many different tasks on polishing & getting stains between your teeth. With some good polish, which is cheap to buy on Amazon, this does so much more than brushing alone can do! I had never owned a product like this, and it is easy to use and makes a difference in your smile. It's not only a good price, it's a good investment!

So I received my tooth polisher yesterday and I used it right away. It was easy to set up and operate. It came with several brush heads to use. The pointed brush head is already misshapen and I don't have much hope that the other heads will last very long. Upon my first use, the LED spotlight burned my lip. On a positive note, I was able to polish my teeth and clean the discoloration between my teeth from my coffee habit. My teeth are sparkling white as if I returned from the dentist. I'm not sure I will use it again because of the burn I received (OUCH), and the brush heads probably won't last very long anyway. I see this as a one time $25 purchase to clean and whiten my teeth. I will investigate higher quality brands for future use now that I know this type of appliance actually works.

This is the second one I bought because I love the first one so much. The first one quit working after a year, not sure why. But I loved it so much. I just bought another one. That leaves your teeth feeling super clean and comes with the attachments that you need to clean your teeth properly. Make sure teeth feel like they’ve just been cleaned at the dentist.

I've been using the polisher now for a few months and I would say it does the job. It gets my teeth very polished and removes stains as well. The quality in on the high end side and make hardly any noise. Very easy to use and has multiple settings. The value for the money I find is well priced for what you get in the kit. The softness is perfect on your teeth due to the tips being a soft rubber cylicon material. Charging hasn't been a problem. I haven't had to charge it yet since I bought it.

Ok job. Caps come off