Toothbrushes

Premium and eco-friendly toothbrushes, curated for Australia. From designer brushes that look beautiful on the basin to soft-bristle and plant-based options, every brush is chosen for gentle, effective everyday cleaning.

Discover standout brands including Apriori designer brushes, Peg Paste in tortoiseshell, the biodegradable Keeko One Good Brush, plus About28, Dsmile and Grin. Free Australia-wide shipping over $100.

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Buy Toothbrushes Online in Australia

Toothpasteology curates premium, designer and eco-friendly toothbrushes you won't find on the supermarket shelf — shipped Australia-wide with free delivery over $100. Whether you want a soft-bristle brush for sensitive gums, a biodegradable handle, or a designer brush that looks the part, there's an option for your routine.

Types of toothbrushes we carry

  • Designer — Statement brushes from Apriori and Peg Paste, including the tortoiseshell handle
  • Soft & extra-soft bristle — Gentle cleaning for sensitive teeth and gums
  • Eco-friendly & biodegradable — The Keeko One Good Brush and other low-waste options
  • Whitening & everyday — Brushes from About28, Dsmile and Grin

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best toothbrush in Australia?

The best toothbrush comes down to your priorities. For a luxury designer brush, the Apriori range is a favourite; for an eco-friendly choice, the biodegradable Keeko One Good Brush is a popular pick; and Peg Paste's tortoiseshell brush is a stylish option. Look for soft, rounded bristles and a comfortable handle — and ask your dentist if you're unsure what suits you.

Are soft or medium bristles better?

Most dental professionals suggest soft or extra-soft bristles for everyday brushing — they clean effectively while being gentle on enamel and gums. Firmer bristles can be harsher if you tend to brush hard. If you have sensitive teeth or receding gums, a soft-bristle brush is usually the safer choice.

How often should you replace your toothbrush?

Replace your toothbrush — or your electric brush head — roughly every three months, or sooner if the bristles look frayed. A worn brush cleans less effectively, so a fresh one helps you get the most from each brush.

Are bamboo and eco-friendly toothbrushes any good?

Eco-friendly toothbrushes clean just as well as conventional ones when the bristles are soft and you brush properly — the difference is mainly the handle, which uses biodegradable or low-waste materials to cut down on plastic. In our range, the Keeko One Good Brush is a popular biodegradable option.

Where can I buy designer toothbrushes in Australia?

Designer and premium toothbrushes have only a limited presence in supermarkets and pharmacies. Toothpasteology carries a curated Australian range — including Apriori and Peg Paste — shipped locally with free delivery on orders over $100.