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Electric Tootbrushes
I'm thinking of getting an electic toothbrush and wondered what everyone thought were the best?
Any opinions would be grateful! |
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Stick to a manual toothbrush. Less chance of wearing.
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Stick to a manual toothbrush. Less chance of wearing.
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I use the Oral B ones that are often on offer at half price for £12.50. Used with a polishing head they are very good. I have quite decent teeth but nicotine stains on the back, the polishing head removes them.
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My Dentist always says "I can see you are using an electric toothbrush".
They are much better than a manual old fashioned toothbrush. |
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I used one for a few months but always felt my mouth didn't really feel clean. There's nothing better than a good scrub with a manual one.
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I got a new one for xmas and i love it!
The clean feeling is awesome. There is a choice of different heads for different things, so i use the polishing one. I still have a manual one, but i find the electric one gets right into places i cant reach with my manual one. Boots had an offer on my one at half price...about £50 i think and you get 4 different heads with it. |
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My Dentist always says "I can see you are using an electric toothbrush".
They are much better than a manual old fashioned toothbrush. I have tried the Philips Sonicare ones but I just couldn't get on with them at all- my teeth felt all furry like the inside of a kettle after a few days. Braun Oral B are definitely the best. |
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I've invested in a Sonic Plakaway....anyone heard of it?
It's had some really great reviews but I'll reserve judgement at the moment ![]() Cheers for all the replies!! |
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I have a Braun Oral B. I switched to an electric toothbrush on my dentist's advice - I was brushing too hard with my manual brush and as a result my gums began to recede quite severely.
It's nigh on imposible to brush too hard with an electric one. I've been using it for about 8 years with no problems. |
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Only ever used the Oral B. Get the Professional - as someone else said they're often on half price promotion.
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Ive been using Bran Oral B for years now and couldnt go back to a manual toothbrush.
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