Electric toothbrushes Anyone

Oh....somehow i have 4 different electric toothbrushes and battery chargers. Can't work them all out.

I use Oral B,too. When we go away I don’t take it, just use ordinary toothbrush. I have to say my mouth feels dirty and I am glad to be back to my electric one. My dentist recommends them and says to take a battery powered one with me when I go away. Haven’t got round to that yet.

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Have used Oral B for years as all their heads fit their various models.

Snap to an OralB. It's lasted for ages with a succession of heads and easy to buy online. I got a back up cheaper oral B one which wasn't as good, I recommend shelling out for at least a medium price one

I have a Philips Sonicare and like it. I tend to put it back on the charger after every use, so battery life isn't a concern for me.

After vacations when I use a manual brush, it feels good to give my teeth a good scrubbing with the electric!

Have used Oral B for years as all their heads fit their various models.

I use an ordinary 'manual' toothbrush, but I follow up with an electric water pic. I think it's the best thing ever, I'm continually amazed at all the little bits of debris it dislodges.

To the posters that use the sonicare electric toothbrushes are the Roundhead ones easier to use please

If I use an electric toothbrush my fillings drop out.

My Philips Sonicare battery has stopped recharging, sadly, as it was very efficient and had several settings. I’m now using up my late husband’s Sonicare, but it is less powerful, only one speed, but much better than a manual brush. I use it after using a water flosser, which gets rid of lots of debris.

I agree that they certainly give teeth a good clean. I have used an Oral B for decades. Not the same one!

I use a Phillips Sonicare. It’s getting a bit old now, and the outer coating is disintegrating, but it doesn’t affect how it works. I prefer it to the Oral-b toothbrush which I had before, as the battery life lasts much longer between charges, and I prefer the vibration action to the rotary action of the Oral-b. The are often on half price offer, but don’t bother with the more expensive ones which have more options, a basic model will be fine.

Cleans the teeth well but I have been disappointed with the battery life which is only about a third of the time my previous cheap electric toothbrush battery lasted. I have arthritic hands so found the buttons a but difficult to press but manage. I certainly find they give a more thorough clean than a manual and it has a timer so you know when you have dine your 2 minutes as it gives a beep every 30 seconds. They are often at a discount so shop around.

I’ve had an Oral B, then a Sonicare, now I’m back with Oral B. The Phillips one sprays everywhere!

No idea about that particular one but would advise really searching around as you can often find toothbrushes at half their advertised price.

I’ve used an electric brush for 25 years. I couldn’t imagine using any other way of cleaning my teeth.
The one your Dentist recommends is very good.