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Electric Toothbrush Replacement Heads: Match the Handle Family

Brush heads are recurring purchases with almost no research needed once you know the handle family. The connection system is the key.

Compatibility guide · Updated October 22, 2026

Match your model to its refill

With Oral-B, identify the handle family before choosing bristle style. iO heads and the standard Genius, Smart, Pro and Vitality heads are different connection systems.

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Where can I find useful identifiers?

Check the old refill or replacement itself, its package, the product label, underside or back of the device, a removable bin or battery door, the charging/emptying dock, the manual, or your original order history. Use reusable model or part identifiers, not a unique serial number.

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Fast rule: the exact model, cartridge or part code beats appearance. If the listing does not clearly name what you own, do not force the match.

Identify the handle family

Use the model name or number printed on the toothbrush handle or charging base. Search that exact family with “replacement heads” rather than relying on the brand alone.

Within a brand, older and newer handle systems may use different head connections. A familiar logo does not guarantee a physical fit.

Choose the head style after compatibility

Once fit is confirmed, compare the intended brushing style, head size and bristle design. Compatibility comes first; comfort and preference come second.

If you are replacing a head you already like, the simplest route is to match the name or code printed on the current package or head family.

Buy a pack size that stays clean in storage

Multi-packs are convenient for a recurring household item, especially when several people use compatible handles. Keep unused heads protected and dry.

Replacement intervals depend on wear and manufacturer guidance. Frayed or deformed bristles are a practical signal to check whether it is time for a fresh head.