Oral-B

Name: Oral-B
Rating: 4.8 (200402 reviews)
Author: P&G Health Care

By: P&G Health Care App

Health & Fitness

Overview

Version:

10.8.2

Last updated: 2026-08-18

Features & Capabilities

Oral-B's app connects to Bluetooth-enabled toothbrushes to guide your brushing with 3D teeth tracking and AI brushing recognition. In real time, it helps you cover all zones, brush longer, and apply proper pressure as recommended by dental professionals. After each session you’ll see a brush score, and you can review trends over time to improve your routine.

Personalized coaching and insights tailor tips to your brushing behavior. You can monitor your brushing coverage, view high-pressure areas, and track gum health with Gum Guard. The app also syncs with Apple Health for a unified view of your oral health.

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By:

P&G Health Care

Rating:

4.80

(200,402) 270 new ratings

Version:

10.8.2 Last updated: 2026-08-18

Version code:

889659125

Creation date:

2013-09-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

373.73MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 2,020 ▼ 1

Other rankings

#55 in product keyword 20 ▲ 3

Other platforms

Oral-B (v10.8.0)

8,421,818 4.61

(167,521)

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Developed by:

P&G Health Care

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oral-b/id698092608

User Reviews

Many reviews praise the app for guiding brushing, tracking coverage and improving habits with Oral-B io brushes. However, persistent issues dominate: unreliable tracking (areas and completion), inconsistent scoring and timing, and bugs after updates (including login problems). Left-handed users face notable tracking problems. While some users report fixes after updates, the overall experience hinges on significant reliability improvements and robust data accuracy to be genuinely valuable.

Pros

Helps improve brushing habits and tracks coverage and pressure with Oral-B io brushes
Provides feedback on brushing progress and coverage, which motivates steady improvement
Feels more than a novelty and can aid dental health by guiding brushing with measurable data
Some updates fix issues and improve the overall experience

Cons

Tracking accuracy is inconsistent and unreliable (wrong areas detected; completion vs. post-brush reset from 100% to 0%)
Updates frequently introduce bugs (login problems, inability to recognize usage, reduced responsiveness)
Session data like time and scores often fail to record or appear inconsistent across sessions
Left-handed brushing is not well supported, leading to mis-tracking for some users

Recent reviews

For what these toothbrushes cost, you are paying just as much for the software ecosystem and the "guided session" promise as you are for the hardware. Unfortunately, recent app updates have made the experience deeply frustrating. First, they removed the ability to check off flossing and other extras directly during live sessions, forcing users into an annoying manual edit loop afterward just to log their routine. Second, the positional tracking for the guided session is terribly unreliable. It frequently fails to recognize what area of the mouth I am actually in, forcing me to stop, pull the toothbrush away, and wait several seconds just for it to refresh. When you buy a smart toothbrush for guided feedback, you expect it to streamline your routine, not add friction. Please rethink these design choices and patch these tracking bugs.

by Li*****, 2026-08-27

I like the app, but the toothbrush connection to the phone stinks. Something is wrong with it. The tracking is always off. I have never once brushed my teeth where it tracks correctly. I spend a lot of time going back to one spot where it thinks I’m someplace else. I follow a routine weekly and it hasn’t even figured that out. If you could just put something where I could push on the phone and tell it where it’s supposed to be that would help greatly.