BrushMatch

ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH HEAD FINDER

Find the right head.
Skip the wrong fit.

Search your handle model first. Then compare verified replacement heads, connector exceptions and manufacturer sources.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Same brand does not mean same connector.

These are the mistakes our catalog is designed to catch.

THE METHOD

Fit, then features, then cost.

01

Identify your exact handle

Find its printed model code and region. A marketing name alone may cover several generations.

02

Read the fit status

Confirmed fit, confirmed not fit, seller claim, conditional and unknown are different answers.

03

Choose a head for your needs

Compare softness, size and smart features within the verified fit list.

27brands researched
155handles with a documented fit
137heads with a documented fit
1,075rule-derived pair records

Research snapshot: October 30, 2026. Pair records expand explicitly scoped manufacturer rules; they are not physical tests or a count of distinct products. Prices, stock and Amazon listings are not included.

Quick answers

How often should I change a brush head?

The American Dental Association generally recommends replacing a toothbrush or head every three to four months, sooner if bristles are matted or frayed. Follow your product manual when it differs.

Does a matching connector guarantee smart features?

No. BrushSync, RFID and reminders depend on both the handle and the head. We list physical fit separately from smart-feature support.

Can I use a third-party refill?

A seller claim is not an OEM confirmation. Verify the exact model and packaging; unknown fit stays unknown here.