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Oral-B BraceCare Essentials Refill Kit (2 Ortho Heads & 2 Power Tips)
Price : $29.99 $17.99
Features
: - 2 Power Tip Brush - cleans deep between teeth as well as around orthodontic appliances.
- 2 Ortho Brush - with special tufting pattern thoroughly cleans and gently removes plaque from teeth with braces
- Dentists recommend changing your brushheads every 3 months.
- 2 Power Tip brushheads and 2 Ortho brushheads per pack.
- Does not fit Oral-B Sonic Complete or CrossAction Power Toothbrushes.
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1. Advanced Bristle System removes more plaque and cleans deeper than a manual toothbrush. 2. Each brush head hygienically sealed for convenient storage. 3. Dentists recommend changing your toothbrush every 3 months. Indicator bristles will fade over time, singaling time to change brush head.
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Braun 4725-623 Toothbrush Universal Travel Charger Base 100-240 Volt
Price : $22.79
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The Braun 4725-623 Toothbrush Universal Travel Charger Base 100-240 Volt fits models 4728 4730 4713 4725 D9511 D9525 OC9525 IC2522 4723 4714 D9521 D9545 D9000
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Braun Travel 100-240 volt toothbrush charger
If you want to take your electric toothbrush with you when you travel abroad, this is compact, and works (with an adaptor). You just have to check that the opening in the bottom of your toothbrush, where it sits to charge, is the right opening, and unfortunately, it was hard to get this information anywhere on the web. (This was the only one I found that specified the voltage!)
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Be careful!
I bought this charger, and it won't fit either of two Braun electric toothbrushes my wife and I own, although they were bought a different times. Be careful to check the model number and compare it with the list that's given in one line of the description so that you don't waste twenty bucks as I did.
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Exactly as advertised
Product performed perfectly. It is always a pleasure to be able to use the US conveniences overseas without having to transport a converter
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Mentadent Toothbrush, Soft Full Head - 1 ea
Price : $2.99
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INDICATIONS: Mentadent Toothbrush With Whitening Ribbon.This brush helps gives you clean noticeably white teeth Whitening ribbon helps stain removal. Micro-fiber cleaning bristles for effective plaque removal. Designed with an end tip for cleaning hard-
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WaterPik JT-360E Replacement Cordless Jet Tips for Model WP-360 - 1 Ea
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Features
: - low pressure tip is for gentle cleaning between teeth and below the gumline.
- The Waterpik JT-360E replacement jet tip cleans between your teeth and below the gumline.
- Two low pressure jet tips per package for sensitive gums.
- Replacement jet tips for the Ultra WP-360.
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INDICATIONS: WaterPik Cordless Jet Tips is a replacement jet tip cleans between your teeth and below the gumline while your gums are massaged and stimulated. This low pressure tip is for gentle cleaning between teeth and below the gumline.Replacement jet tips for the Ultra WP-360.
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Oral B Sonic Complete Refill Toothbrush Heads (3 Heads)
Price : $12.99
Features
: - Features advanced, brush head technology
- Made with longer, Power Tip bristles for hard to reach areas
- Angled, CrissCross Bristles help reach deep and clean between teeth
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Only for Oral-B Sonic Complete. Patented Crisscross Bristles - Angled to better clean teeth and stimulate gums. Effectively remove plaque without irritating gums. Reverse gingivitis for firmer, healthier gums. Whiten 25%.
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Questions & Answers
Question : How can they purchase toothbrush and sunglasses?
A person who can't speak wants to buy a toothbrush. By imitating the action of brushing one's teeth, he successfully expresses himself to the shopkeeper, and the purchase is done.
Now if there is a blind man who wishes to buy a pair of sunglasses, how should he express himself?
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He can just ask for them, he's blind, but he can speak...
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Question : How often do you replace your toothbrush?
Usually every 5 months i replace mine. That is when the dentist told me to start replacing my toothbrush. What about you?
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Around every 3 months is what we recommend in our office and what I do as well. Make sure you use a soft bristle brush. You never want to use a hard or medium bristle. These are harmful to your teeth and we wish that they were not even available unless you needed them to clean something around your house!
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Question : When did toothbrush and toothbrushes become seperate keywords?
I just noticed recently on Google that toothbrush and toothbrushes were seperate words. I thought, in regards to keywords, the singular and plural versions were the same to both Google and Yahoo. Can someone offer helpful tips and any advice?
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You are correct that use of plurals and compound keywords is appropriate and anything else, i.e., the singular form is just another piece of spamdex.
Good luck!
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Question : What's the youngest age to use an electric toothbrush?
I've just bought my first electric toothbrush and think it's fantastic. So much so that I'm thinking of one for the kids too, but I'm concerned they may be too young.
Some of these brushes are on sale with a recommended age of 3+. My children are 4 and 5, but as they're still learning to brush manually, is it wise to stop this process and give them the electric brush? Or should I hold off a few years?
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id say about 13 or when they are going through puberty. when the children are young their teeth are still developing and need to be brushed manually as doing it by hand always wins. Hope i helped <3 groovy_surf_chic99 xxoo
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Question : How do you keep your toothbrush clean?
Where should i keep my toothbrush where it's not going to get infested with germs! They say keeping it on the counter or in a holder is a bad idea, so where should I keep it?
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It is best to put it in the open where it can dry and in light, not a dark drawer. The best thing is to be sure to change it at least every 3 months or sooner if you are sick or it is beginning to show wear. After brushing, rinse your toothbrush well and pour some mouthwash over it. Then just let it dry. This will kill anything left on it. You can also run it through the dishwasher once a week if you are worried. No matter where you put it, it will get germs. The best is to keep it clean.
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Question : Why is an electric toothbrush considered essential if you want to reduce tartar and gum disease?
I have read that brushing your gums and teeth too hard can reduce enable and cause your gums to recede but have been told that an electic toothbrush is essential if you want to reduce tartar and gum disease. I would think that the electric toothbrush would be considered the same as brushing your teeth too hard. Seems to contradict. Anyone?
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No, an electric toothbrush is not essential.
What is essential for preventing tartar buildup and gum disease is to keep plaque off your teeth.
Sticky white plaque is a soft mass of germs stuck on your teeth, and it takes about 12 hours for it to turn crusty into tartar from the calcium bicarbonate in your saliva. So the trick is to brush off the plaque before it has a chance to turn crusty.
That means you should brush your teeth, tongue and gums thoroughly after each meal, and before going to sleep, using a soft-bristle toothbrush. Floss every night, eat less sugary foods, have regular checkups every 6 months to have a dentist or hygienist pick off any tartar that accumulated.
If you use a manual toothbrush properly, it should not cause gum recession.
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Question : How do you prevent an electric toothbrush from discharging in a crowded toilet bag/case when traveling?
Use an Oral B Braun Electric toothbrush which alwsys has the little silver button getting depressed in my toilet case/bag/travel case and always reaches the destination dead!
There is a little reset style button at the back of the brush? Can that be the trick?
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Wrap it in something soft (Bubble wrap, clothing--a shirt, perhaps) so that there's less pressure on it and that the button is less likely to be pressed.
If that doesn't work, you may want to look into getting a small pencil box that you could fit your toothbrush in. Just put it in, close it, and you're on your way.
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Question : What does the number on the toothbrush indicate?
When you buy a toothbrush, it saids medium or soft and then there is a number. I think it indicates the size of the brush but does a low number mean its small and a high number big??
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I believe it indicates how many bristles are in the brush. The Oral B 30 has fewer rows of bristles than the 35. It has been a long time since I've used them, but if memory serves correct that is what it means.
Oh! I forgot to mention.....please only use soft brushes. Just brush longer (2+ minutes), and change them every 2-3 months.
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Question : How do you know if a toothbrush is extra soft? What number do you choose?
I need a very soft toothbrush and I like Oral B brushes, non-electric, regular brushes. What do the numbers mean by the grade such as soft, hard, med.?
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choosing a soft tooth bush is the best, just soft. nothing special. its about the pressure of how you brush long sweeping motions and gentle massaging will always get your teeth clean with minimum damage to your gums or enamel. the grades only refer to how stiff the bristles are, people think the harder they are the better, when in actuality they are damaging their gums and teeth by using something so abrasive, it means they add more bristles. also the size of the brush head it important, the smaller the better. the less surface area the brush covers the better you brush, it is a false sense of security by using a large hard brush.. one more thing don't use toothpaste if you wanna make sure that your teeth are getting clean, when you run your tongue over your whites and they are smooth they are all clean , then use some paste to brush you tongue, polish and freshen up? good luck
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Question : Who invented the toothbrush, and what year did it hit market?
And where was the inventor from? (and if in the US what state)
Also, was toothpaste invented before or after the toothbrush and when was it first marketed?
No this isn't a school assignment, I actually graduated from college 4 years ago. I was just brushing my teeth and the questions popped into my head. Yeah I'm weird but I'm also curious, does anyone know.
I've heard the same joke, only it was Alabama
Anyone know the answer for toothpaste?
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The toothbrush was first invented by the Chinese in the 15th century and brought back to Europe by travellers.
1780 - The first toothbrush mass-produced was made by William Addis of Clerkenwald, England.
The first American to patent a toothbrush was H. N. Wadsworth in 1857. Companies began to mass-produce toothbrushes in America around 1885.
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