I’ve used Sonicare toothbrushes in the past – as well as Oral B and a few other brands – but decided I’d opt for the
Philips Sonicare R732 HealthyWhite Power Toothbrush a few months ago as a test. It has the “Healthy White” whitening feature which I expected to be no more than a gimmick, but still, I was up for trying something new!
I personally use a
Phillips Sonicare FlexCare Plus and I have to say, I love it, as with many of the other Sonicare models I’ve used over the years. However, when it came to buying a
Philips Sonicare for Kids Toothbrush for each of my two young children (a 9 year old girl and a 6 year old boy), I wasn’t 100% sure that it would really be worth it. After all, they’re not exactly cheap. But, I bit the bullet and gave it a shot.
I was initially drawn in to purchase the
Oral-B Pulsonic Sonic Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush due to it’s simplicity. It doesn’t have a lot of features that I see as unnecessary and as a result, is not only cheaper, but is also far slimmer and lighter than any other model I’ve ever come across.
The handle is nice and slim so it’s easy to hold and maneuver, and is great for traveling. I think comfortable is the best way to describe it. It’s also extremely quiet. I hadn’t used an electric toothbrush for a good few years so I was expecting to see an improvement, and in terms of motor noise, this really is noticeable.
I’ve actually used a number of different electric toothbrush brands over the years, and Oral-B has always left me satisfied. This particular electric toothbrush was specifically recommended to me by my dentist who uses it as well. I was pretty curious about how well this worked. I mean I’ve tried a lot of Oral-B toothbrushes but never this particular model so I just ordered the
Oral-B Professional Care 1000 Power Toothbrush from Amazon and gave it a shot.
I’ve used a number of Oral-B electric tooth brushes in the past and have generally been pleased with them, they are well designed and generally work very well for oral hygiene. After playing around with a few new toothbrushes, I decided it was time to go back to Oral-B again. After a little researching, I went for the
Oral-B Professional Care 8950 – 2 Handles & 4 Brush Heads kit, so I had one for the wife as well. The fact that this pack comes with 2 handles and 4 brush heads makes it a great value item if you’re trying to get someone else in your household started on electric toothbrushes.
The
Philips Sonicare FlexCare Plus Rechargeable Toothbrush is a new and improved version of the previous Flexcare. With 5 different modes such as
Clean, Refresh, Sensitive, Gum Care and Massage, it gives consumers more choices to how they would like their teeth to be cleaned. The gum care mode is terrific for people who really want a great clean as it really goes into depth to the edges of the gum line to help get rid of stubborn plaque.
(While the Waterpik Ultra Water Flosser isn’t an electric toothbrush, I decided to write a review about it because its such an amazing product and it works perfectly alongside any electric toothbrush for maximum dental care!) The
Waterpik Ultra Water Flosser is something people with dental braces and people who hate the traditional flossing method must have on their vanity sink. Ths set comes with 8 handy dandy attachments such as a set of three tongue cleaners and jets, one pocket pik as well as one specially designed for orthodontic braces. This system delivers water pressure of 10-90 PSI at 1200 pulses/minute and is a stellar gum cleaning equipment to dislodge embedded plaque and blast it into smithereens. Your dentist will no doubt be shocked to see how marvelously clean and healthy your teeth and gums has become and how mysteriously diligent you have been with your dental hygiene recently.
The Oral B 5000 is a state of the art toothbrush that cleans teeth better than many other standard brands. With the Oral B “deep cleaning” mode it can clean and get rid of up to 99.7% of plaque from areas that are difficult to get to in your mouth. The brush has replaceable head alerts, pressure sensors, a digital clock, and a travel toothbrush case.
I never anticipated being the kind of person who’d throw down a lot of money on a toothbrush. I always got the cheap ones at the grocery store, and if my dentist hadn’t intervened and recommended the
Oral B S-320 Sonic Complete Power Toothbrush I probably would have kept on doing that. But after so many years of taking only minimal care of my teeth, drinking a lot of coffee and generally neglecting the health of my mouth, my dentist said that I really needed to step it up. I am really, really happy about the change. This toothbrush flat rules—I am never going back to the old prehistoric way of brushing.