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Crest SpinBrush Tootbrush Set Pro Clean Extra Soft - 2 pk
Price : $16.95
Features
: - Counter Stand Included in pack.
- Patented Dual-Action Technology.
- Circular Oscillating Head.
- Cleaning up to 70% more plaque in hard-to-reach places than a manual toothbrush.
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Our unique, patented Dual-Action Technology is turning the brushing world on its head! The circular Oscillating Head spins around and back to thoroughly clean and polish even between teeth. The secondary bristles move side-to-side to scour away plaque and massage along the gumline. Together, both heads deliver up to 3700 brush strokes per minute - cleaning up to 70% more plaque in hard-to-reach places than a manual toothbrush.
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Crest Spinbrush Powered Toothbrush for Kids (Fire Truck)
Price : $10.99 $4.99
Features
: - Includes AAA batteries
- Children brush longer
- Fun handle design
- Not intended for children under 3
- Removes significantly more plaque than an ordinary manual toothbrush
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The handle design promotes healthy brushing by making it fun. The SpinBrush helps to reduce plaque while massaging gums. And kids brush up to 35% longer when using a SpinBrush versus an ordinary manual toothbrush. Handle Firetruck
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Oral-B Kids Stages Power Rangers Battery Toothbrush (Green Power Ranger)
Price : $6.99
Features
: - Make Brushing Fun! Collectable Power Rangers help encourage children to brush
- Advanced Childrens Powerhead Brushes in 6 Ways for a thorough clean.
- Battery Included
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This Power Ranger toothbrush is sure to be a hit with the kids! A rotating powerhead gets between each tooth ensuring a good brushing session.
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Oral-B AdvancePower 450 TX Battery Toothbrush (1 brush)
Price : $20.99 $14.99
Features
: - 2 AA batteries included
- Safe on teeth and gums
- Clinically proven to clean better vs. manual
- Indicator Bristles for replacing brushhead
- EZ-Timer helps achieve 2 minute brushing
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Unique oscillating brushhead technology coupled with patented Interdental Tip bristles that help you penetrate even hard to reach areas. Includes 2 AA batteries.
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Oral-B Pulsar 35 Soft - Soft #91, Colors Vary (Pack of 2)
Price : $17.98 $15.98
Features
: - Pulsar has unique vibrating MicroPulse bristles that work in two ways. First, they pivot back and forth to penetrate deep between teeth and along the gumline. Second, they gently pulse to lift up food and plaque and stimulate gums.
- Revolutionary MicroPulse Bristles, made of textured rubber, pivot and penetrate deep to sweep away food and plaque like tiny windshield wipers for your teeth.
- Innovative split-head design adjusts to the contours of teeth and gums when brushing. This flexible split-head design is gentle on gums.
- Pulsar is clinically proven to out-clean the leading manual and battery brushes. In addition, Pulsar removes as much plaque as brushing and flossing combined.
- Pulsar is fully disposable; there is no need to change any parts. The brush includes one non-replaceable AAA Duracell battery. Brush with Pulsar just as you would with a regular manual brush.
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Questions & Answers
Question : Can you ruin the battery by soaking your electric toothbrush in bleach?
I soaked by electric toothbrush in straight bleach not to long ago and it was fine for awhile, but now doesn't seem to want to charge. Could the bleach have ruined the battery?
Answer:
SOAKING ANYTHING ELECTRONIC IN ANY LIQUID, ESPECIALLY BLEACH WILL RUIN IT. TIME TO BUY ANOTHER AND FOLLOW THE MAKERS INSTRUCTIONS.
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Question : Which is better, a standard tootbrush or an electric toothbrush?
I am currently using a Sonicare electric toothbrush. Lately, I been questioning if it really makes a difference?
Enlighten me please.
Thanks.
Answer:
If you have impeccable home care with brushing and flossing, the type of brush you use does not matter.
Since most people aren't that good with the brush then the electric brushes can be useful.
Studies have shown a 40-50% plaque reduction with patients using an electric brush vs manual toothbrushing.
The key part is that you have to use it and use it properly. Sonicares come with an instruction book on how to brush with it. It is not the same as a regular brush.
One tremendous advantage is with the upper end models, they have a pressure sensor that detects if you are pressing to hard with the brush and power down under excessive force.
New sonicares and the Oral B Triumph are excellent and I do recommend them to all my patients.
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Question : Is it ok to use an electric toothbrush if you wear braces?
I want to change my toothbrush ,so i was wondering if an electric toohthbrush is good to use.
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An electric toothbrush is a great idea to help clean your teeth while in braces. May I recommend a Sonicare or an Rotadent. You can get a Sonicare from your dentist or at your local Wal-mart. A Rotadent you can only get through your dentist.
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Question : At what age can you use an electric toothbrush on children?
I wonder if it might be easier on my little one if we used an electric toothbrush... she's two.
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I don't think there is an age, but I would personally not use one until after the child has all of their teeth in because of the tenderness of the gums when they are coming through.
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Question : I am looking for an electric toothbrush?
I am looking for an affordable but good electric toothbrush, can anyone share their experiences of their own electric toothbrushes?
Also. Do they actually work better than a conventional toothbrush?
I brush and floss everyday and wear plates at night, i like to take good care of my teeth/mouth.
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yessss electric toothbrushes are wayy better then normal ones. i suggest u using sonicare.
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Question : Which electric toothbrush is best for gingivitis?
My dad has gingivitis, and he's told me a couple times that his dentist has recommended a specific electric toothbrush for him to buy. I keep thinking that it is the Sonic Complete, but I specifically remember him telling me that the toothbrush costs $100, and the Sonic Complete is only $30. Does anyone know which electric toothbrush is best for individuals with gingivitis?
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My dad has gingivitis, and he's told me a couple times that his dentist has recommended a specific electric toothbrush for him to buy. I keep thinking that it is the Sonic Complete, but I specifically remember him telling me that the toothbrush costs $100, and the Sonic Complete is only $30. Does anyone know which electric toothbrush is best for individuals with gingivitis?
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Question : How can you charge an electric toothbrush faster?
My electric toothbrush needs to charge!!!! soon!!!!!!!! how can I speed the process up. Cmon my electrical engineering guys. help me out here ;)
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IDK attach to big battery with wires but don't kill yourself
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Question : Has anyone ever injured their gums and caused recession with an electric toothbrush?
I bought the Oral-B triumph and all of a sudden experienced irritation at my lower front teeth, and gum recession. I switched to Sonicare and it seems gentler and I haven't had any problems. Anyone else have a similar problem with electric toothbrushes?
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I'm a dentist.
Generally, dentists and hygienists recommend electric brushes to patients specifically because they are more gentle on the teeth and gums.
Sonicare is an excellent toothbrush. I use it myself and recommend it to my patients (whenever I talk about toothbrushes, that is). Oral-B has a longstanding history of making dental products, and it is very unlikely that they would manufacture a product that wasn't similarly gentle to the gums. You may have been using it wrong.
In either case, as long as you're happy with the Sonicare, stick with it.
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Question : What kind of electric toothbrush should I get?
I'm getting braces soon and my hygienist said to get an electric toothbrush. So what kind should I get that will help take better care of my braces?
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Sonicare Elite is my top choice. There are many different model designations, but the "motors" are all pretty much the same. The kits are different because they pack different accessories. Some have two brush heads and some have four. Some have a travel bag and some have a wall-mount charger instead of a counter top charger.
Just read the label carefully and buy what you need. Bear in mind that you will have to replace the brush heads about every six months, so see if it is cheaper to buy a few extra brush heads in one of the kits.
Otherwise, buy a Sonicare, read and follow the directions. The directions are very clear and easy to understand.
Sonicare is especially recommended for someone with braces, by the way.
If you want to try a Sonicare without taking out a loan, I've got good news for you. I just bought one for THIRTY DOLLARS. It uses two "AA" batteries, so you are not paying for a charger, etc. I have no idea how long the batteries last (yet), but $70 would buy a boat load of batteries. It seems to be equally effective as the rechargeable version with the new batteries.
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Question : Best way to remove the head from an electric toothbrush?
My wife recently bought me one of those vibrating electric toothbrushes. I tried it out last week whilst she was out at bingo and I think I've broken it. I've tried all different ways to remove the brush head but can't seem to shift it at all.
I've tried long nose pliers and even some soap but it's still stuck.
Maybe I shouldn't have stuck it up my ass last time I was jerking off. I'm really constipated.
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My wife recently bought me one of those vibrating electric toothbrushes. I tried it out last week whilst she was out at bingo and I think I've broken it. I've tried all different ways to remove the brush head but can't seem to shift it at all.
I've tried long nose pliers and even some soap but it's still stuck.
Maybe I shouldn't have stuck it up my ass last time I was jerking off. I'm really constipated.
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