Is an electric toothbrush worth it?

AsianriceX

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I have a sonicare toothbrush and I think it does a better job than I could ever do with a regular brush. Teeth feel soooo clean.
 

Ikonomi

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My cheapass Oral B electric is about 20 times better than any normal brush I ever had.

So yeah, they're totally worth it.
 

sillymofo

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Oral-B reprezentz.... So what's the diffence between high dollars Sonicare vs Oral-B? I had it for a while now, and have replace a few heads.... batteries last about a month with regular brushing.
 

Gurck

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I tried a couple cheapo ones and hated them, back to the regular manually powered model for me.
 

Kyle

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Originally posted by: Gurck
I tried a couple cheapo ones and hated them, back to the regular manually powered model for me.

I was in the same boat...but seriously try the sonicare...not only do your teeth feel clean, but mine got a lot whiter as well.
 
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i used to have the crest spinbrush.. worked fine until the batteries died.. and then i went back to the usual brush.

The spin brush took a while to get used to.. but it did a half decent job. I want to try out the sonic brush.
 

LordJezo

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23 years and counting with a standard manual toothbrush brushing once a day.

0 cavities or fillings or problems. So for someone like me an electric toothbrush would be a waste of money.
 

rufruf44

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CR runs a test awhile back and found even the best performing model (Sonicare Elite) is no better in removing plaque than regular toothbrush (80%). The other cheaper model fares worse. (60-70%)
 

Chu

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Another vote for sonicare. Your mouth feals NOTICEBLY cleaner, and my dentist noticed too.

-Chu
 

kt

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Originally posted by: LordJezo
23 years and counting with a standard manual toothbrush brushing once a day.

0 cavities or fillings or problems. So for someone like me an electric toothbrush would be a waste of money.

Once a day?