Triple Bristle

Two people, two brushes, one tidy charging setup. The Triple Bristle Duo includes two sonic handles, four brush heads and a dual charging base, so each person has a brush of their own. Meet the Duo at triplebristle.com.

Wondering why your Triple Bristle Original briefly pauses? That’s your cue to move to the next section. Its built-in timer guides a two-minute session, with a prompt every 30 seconds. Think four sections, 30 seconds each, and a little less watching the clock.

Meet the smaller side of three-sided brushing. Triple Bristle Kids pairs a compact brush head with silicone cushioning around each head. Recommended for ages 6 and up, it is designed with smaller teeth in mind. Explore the Kids model at triplebristle.com.

Position the brush head around your teeth before switching it on. Then guide it slowly along with light pressure. Work through each section of your mouth and let the bristles do the work. Keep this simple technique in mind for your next Triple Bristle brushing session.

A simple recharge keeps your routine moving. Triple Bristle Max uses USB-C charging, with a charging cord and wall adapter included. Plug in when it needs power, then get back to your three-sided brushing routine. Discover Max at triplebristle.com.

There’s a reason this brush head looks different. The Triple Bristle Original combines a three-sided shape with soft bristles and a 45° bristle angle. Each detail supports the way it fits around your teeth. Get to know the design behind your daily routine.

Your routine has options. The Triple Bristle Original offers three cleaning modes: high, sensitive and massage. New to sonic brushing? Triple Bristle recommends starting with sensitive mode for the first two weeks while you get used to the feel. Explore the Original at triplebristle.com.

Meet the brush head that works around your teeth. Triple Bristle’s three-sided design cleans the front, back and chewing surfaces together as you move along your smile. It’s the feature at the heart of the Triple Bristle routine. Discover the difference at triplebristle.com.

A small care check helps keep your routine on track. Rinse your brush head after use, check for frayed or faded bristles, and make sure your next refill matches your handle model. Original, Max and Kids use different replacement-head types.

Check replacement-head compatibility: https://www.triplebristle.com/

The blue indicator bristles on Original brush heads fade with use to help signal when a replacement is due. Triple Bristle recommends replacing heads every 60–90 days, or sooner if the bristles fray or fade. Save this as your refill reminder.

Find Original replacement heads: https://www.triplebristle.com/