Autobrush® Adults

Brush head size guide

Pick the correct brush head size based on the user's age, or you can base it on the actual size of the user's mouth. Refer to our size chart to find the best fit. To measure the size of your mouth, you can use dental floss to determine the right size for you. Our AutoBrush Pro Brush Heads are designed to have the following measurements.

Adult small brush heads

Brush head measures 49mm from front to back and 75mm across at the widest point.

measurements for adult regular brush heads

Adult regular brush heads

Brush head measures 53mm from front to back and 77mm across at the widest point.

measurements for adult regular brush heads

Adult XL brush heads

Brush head measures 59mm from front to back and 77mm across at the widest point.

measurements for adult XL brush heads

Still unsure? We’re happy to help!

Our team is here to answer all your questions on sizing or product features. Just contact us at customercare@autobrush.com

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What is the difference between Fluoride and Nano-HAp?

Fluoride and Nano-Hydroxyapatite (Nano-HAp) both enhance dental health effectively. Fluoride is renowned for its ability to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. Nano-HAp offers a similar benefit as a fluoride-free alternative, perfect for those who prefer it, and is especially safe for children who might swallow toothpaste.

Learn more about Fluoride and Nano-HAp in our blog.

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5 Reasons Why Parents are Switching to autobrush

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7/5.0 (+32,000 Reviews)

  • "These "Auto" Toothbrushes Help Your Little Kides Brush on Their Own - Hallelujah!"

  • "The 'AutoBrush' Is Improving Oral Health"

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    "AutoBrush makes brushing more exciting, implementing different technologies that would cost hundreds of dollars individually"

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1. Your Kid is Missing Spots 🙈

Brushing every single surface area of every tooth is just too difficult for a still-learning kiddo. It’s honestly too difficult for many adults!

Even with help from their grownup, it’s just too hard to brush every single surface for the right amount of time with the right brushing technique.

AutoBrush uses a double-sided u-shaped brush head with nylon bristles perfectly angled at 45 degrees to efficiently remove plaque ,every time.

Bar chart comparing Autobrush and ADA manual toothbrush effectiveness across different dental areas.

2. Your Kid is Still Getting Cavities 😩

As reported by the CDC, tooth decay is the #1 chronic disease in kids. That’s because kids using traditional brushes only remove 1.9% of plaque from the entire mouth. It’s hard to believe that this is the best tool we’ve been given for something so important to overall health!

AutoBrush completed a study with Salus research that showed kids brushing with autobrush removed up to 5.1X more plaque from the entire mouth.

The results were even more impressive in hard to reach areas - removing up to 71% of plaque (compared to 3.5%) along the gumline, and up to 49% of plaque (compared to absolutely none) from the lingual surface, the backs of their teeth.

toothbrushes characters.

3. Traditional Toothbrushes are Boring 😴

No kid is going to be excited looking at a plain old brush that feels like a chore. Even with pictures of their favorite characters, these brushes aren’t appealing to kids at their level.

AutoBrush was designed to keep little brushers engaged. Each brush fully embodies a friendly animal character, a built-in brushing song, and kid-safe LED lights.

Kid using autobrush.

4. Two Minutes is Just Too Long 🙄

Have you ever met a kid who brushes for the full recommended 120 seconds? Yeah, me either.

The ADA recommends brushing each quadrant, or quarter, of the mouth for 30 seconds each. Because AutoBrush brushes all quadrants at once, it cuts the entire brushing time in ¼ - bringing it down to just 30 seconds and saving them an entire waking day each year.

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5. Fighting Brush Wars is Just Not It 😖

In a parenting age all about autonomy and gentle parenting, forcing your child into tooth brushing against their will doesn’t align with any of the latest research.

But…not brushing isn’t exactly an option.

AutoBrush solves this problem, offering a toothbrush kids WANT to use. In fact, our #1 complaint is that parents can’t get their little one to stop brushing!

It's no wonder why dentists recommend it to their patients:

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    Dr. Mikaeya Kalantari, Pediatric Dentist

    "This is a really great toothbrush to get your kids on the routine of oral care. It makes it fun! It makes it exciting! The angle of the bristles and the more powerful vibrations are really really going to go far into getting the teeth clean."

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    Dr. Clara D. Griffey, DDS

    “If you have such a struggle getting them (your kids) brushing in the first place, this is a really great option. The music is what got my kids excited about it and love it!"

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    Kelly Hancock, RDH

    “The AutoBrush for Kids really takes the chore out of brushing. I think this is great for all children because it makes brushing super fun. It's a great motivator. It can also be really good for those with special needs or sensory issues."

Not all u-shaped brushes are created equal

Don’t be fooled by poorly made silicone knockoffs—Autobrush is the only nylon-bristle U-shaped brush that’s ADA-accepted and clinically proven to be effective.
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Autobrush Sonic Pro Yes!
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Autobrush Sonic Pro Yes!
Silicone U-Brush Knockoffs No
Electric Toothbrush No
Manual Toothbrush No
Autobrush Sonic Pro Yes!
Silicone U-Brush Knockoffs No
Electric Toothbrush No
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Autobrush Sonic Pro Yes!
Silicone U-Brush Knockoffs No
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Autobrush Sonic Pro Yes!
Silicone U-Brush Knockoffs No
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is autobrush ADA accepted?

Yes! Autobrush is the world’s only ADA-Accepted U-shape toothbrush, clinically proven to deliver up to 5.1x better cleaning in just 30 seconds, removing up to 82% more plaque and reducing gingivitis by up to 45%.

Trusted by families, backed by experts, and validated through independent clinical studies at Salus Research, an ADA-accredited facility.

*Based on clinical data conducted at Salus Research.

Why Do Some Dentists Say “U-Shaped Brushes Don’t Work”?

It’s a common misunderstanding! Most dentists have only seen cheap look-alike U-shaped brushes and not Autobrush.

Autobrush is the only ADA-Accepted U-shaped toothbrush with patented nylon bristles (not silicone) and five clinical studies proving its effectiveness.

Our studies show measurable improvements in plaque removal and gum health that knockoffs simply can’t match.

👉 Read our full clinical study results

Why Are Other U-Shaped Brushes on Amazon Cheaper?

Because they cut corners.
Independent clinical testing found that silicone-bristle knockoffs cleaned worse than not brushing at all, leaving plaque and bacteria behind.
In contrast, Autobrush’s patented nylon bristles are clinically proven to remove plaque up to 5.1× better and reduce gingivitis by up to 45% across multiple IRB-approved studies. 

They’re cheaper for a reason. We’re effective for one.
(And yes, Autobrush runs great sales, so stay subscribed to email/text for exclusive deals!)

Are There Clinical Studies to Prove Autobrush Works?

Absolutely, and we’re proud of them!
Autobrush is the only ADA-Accepted U-shape toothbrush backed by five independent clinical studies (and counting).
Our research shows Autobrush outperforms traditional manual brushing in both plaque removal and gum health improvement. 

👉 View our Clinical Study Results

How Do I Find the Right Brush Head Size?

Finding your perfect fit is key to a great clean.

Choose based on your age group or mouth size using our simple Size Chart, or contact our team anytime for personal help.

If it still doesn’t fit quite right, no worries, we’ve got a Perfect Fit Promise: If it’s not a good fit, we’ll fix it for free.

Is Autobrush Good for People with Disabilities?

Yes. Autobrush is a game-changer for users with disabilities, limited mobility, or sensory sensitivities.

It’s been praised by families of individuals with autism, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and others, helping users brush independently and confidently.

How effective is autobrush on the gum line?

In a clinical study by Salus Research (ADA-accredited), Autobrush users experienced:

  • Up to 45% reduction in gingivitis after 30 days
  • Up to 5.1× better plaque removal overall than a manual toothbrush
  • Up to 71% plaque reduction along the gum line in a single use, compared to only 3.5% for a manual brush. Read the study here

In a head-to-head comparison with a leading ADA-accepted electric toothbrush, Autobrush achieved:

  • 29% plaque reduction along the gum line, versus 10.5% with the electric brush
    Read the study here

These findings show that Autobrush cleans as effectively, or better, in the areas most critical for gum health, while requiring ¼ of the brushing time. 

Is Autobrush Waterproof?

Yes! Autobrush is IPX7 waterproof, meaning it’s safe for use in the shower or while rinsing under running water.

Just avoid submerging it for extended periods.

How Does Autobrush Clean the Backs of My Teeth?

Our patented brush head design surrounds every tooth: front, back, and biting surfaces.

Thousands of nylon bristles pulsate simultaneously to remove plaque from all angles.

For best results, keep the brush moving gently in a side-to-side or figure-8 motion throughout the 30-second cycle.

This ensures every tooth gets the perfect clean, even those tricky back ones!

Does Autobrush Work with Braces or Dental Work?

Yes! Autobrush is safe for braces, retainers, and other dental work.

The soft nylon bristles gently clean around brackets and wires without causing damage.

Just remember to move the brush slightly during the cycle to reach every surface.

(Always check with your orthodontist for personalized care guidance.)

Can I Use My Own Toothpaste?

Of course! You can use your favorite toothpaste with Autobrush.

Our foam toothpaste just makes things smoother (literally). It’s designed to spread evenly and reach every surface.

If using regular toothpaste, try pre-foaming or mixing it with a little water before brushing, which helps distribute it evenly.

How Often Should I Replace My Brush Head?

Every 2 months, just like a regular toothbrush.

This keeps your Autobrush performing at its best and ensures your bristles stay clean and effective.

Tip: Subscribe for automatic brush head refills so you never forget.

What Are Your Customer Happiness Policies?

We’ve got you covered 💙

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Will This Make My Kid Lazy?

Nope, quite the opposite!

Autobrush encourages independence, not laziness.

It turns brushing into something fun, empowering kids to take charge of their routines while getting a clinically proven clean every time.

Is Autobrush Completely Hands-Free?

Not exactly, and that’s a good thing.

Autobrush must be guided with gentle motion to clean effectively. Hold it lightly and move your jaw side-to-side or in a figure-8 motion. Leaving it still will *not* produce a proper clean.

The motion helps the brush’s vibrations do their best work, especially along the gum line and back teeth.