I have been thinking that spending a bit of cash right now on a high quality electric toothbrush instead of using 6-12 dollar disposable electrics from the grocery store will be better for long term tooth and gum health, and probably save me a bit on dentist visits. I just don't know which one I should get.
When I used to live with my parents I used to use a Sonicare and I know everybody raves about how good they are, but Philips isn't the only manufacturer on the block and am wondering if there is something better for the money out there?
I always liked the family Sonicare, but I like the idea of the Oral-B one telling me if I'm brushing too hard and when it is time to replace the heads.
I have been thinking that spending a bit of cash right now on a high quality electric toothbrush instead of using 6-12 dollar disposable electrics from the grocery store will be better for long term tooth and gum health, and probably save me a bit on dentist visits. I just don't know which one I should get.
When I used to live with my parents I used to use a Sonicare and I know everybody raves about how good they are, but Philips isn't the only manufacturer on the block and am wondering if there is something better for the money out there?
I always liked the family Sonicare, but I like the idea of the Oral-B one telling me if I'm brushing too hard and when it is time to replace the heads.
I use the Oral B Smart Series 5000, and I like it a great deal. Bought it after an older model I had gotten for free from my dentist (cool guy) gave up the ghost. Having the timer up on the wall to tell you when to switch to a different section of your mouth is handy, as well as the red "you're brushing too hard" light.
I've used electric toothbrushes from both brands and from my experience the oral b toothbrushes are better. I don't know if it's still a thing with sonicare but I always hated how their toothbrushes would shut off automatically.
I went to costco and got this, works great without all the overpriced fluff.
I'll put my vote in for Oral-B as well, I have been using the Sonic Complete brush for several years now and have no real complaints. Has improved my gums and kept my teeth cavity free.
Back when I was comparing the two brands the only difference I could find was price. The Sonicare ones always were more expensive than an equal model of an Oral-B.
Pro-Tip: Buy your replacement heads on eBay for a much cheaper deal then getting them in regular stores. Don't know about Costco because I don't shop there.
The_SpaniardIt's never lupinesIrvine, CaliforniaRegistered Userregular
edited September 2010
Toothbrush still hasn't shipped, it's been just over a week. I sent the company a WTF email, and if it hits two weeks and status is unchanged I'm canceling the order.
Toothbrush still hasn't shipped, it's been just over a week. I sent the company a WTF email, and if it hits two weeks and status is unchanged I'm canceling the order.
Dang man, your breath must be awful
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The_SpaniardIt's never lupinesIrvine, CaliforniaRegistered Userregular
Toothbrush still hasn't shipped, it's been just over a week. I sent the company a WTF email, and if it hits two weeks and status is unchanged I'm canceling the order.
Dang man, your breath must be awful
Just horrible.
Also it's now 2 weeks, and still hasn't gone past "ordered". I sent them another email and said if it doesn't change status by tomorrow, I'm doing a charge back.
I may be a it late for this but have had a very bad experience with a Braun Oral B Professional Care electric toothbrush. It was so powerful that within a six month period I lost my two bottom centre original front teeth plus two crowns and bridges...involving three and two teeth respectively fell out! My dentist advises Phillips Sonicare. Anyone else had similar experience? I need ammunition against the manufacturers.
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Dhalphirdon't you open that trapdooryou're a fool if you dareRegistered Userregular
you must have been shoving that brush into your mouth with some serious force.
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I use the Oral B Smart Series 5000, and I like it a great deal. Bought it after an older model I had gotten for free from my dentist (cool guy) gave up the ghost. Having the timer up on the wall to tell you when to switch to a different section of your mouth is handy, as well as the red "you're brushing too hard" light.
I went to costco and got this, works great without all the overpriced fluff.
Back when I was comparing the two brands the only difference I could find was price. The Sonicare ones always were more expensive than an equal model of an Oral-B.
Pro-Tip: Buy your replacement heads on eBay for a much cheaper deal then getting them in regular stores. Don't know about Costco because I don't shop there.
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Not sure about buying them over Ebay though :P
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Dang man, your breath must be awful
Just horrible.
Also it's now 2 weeks, and still hasn't gone past "ordered". I sent them another email and said if it doesn't change status by tomorrow, I'm doing a charge back.
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Dhalpir, it's spam on a three year old thread. Ignore it.