As someone with a cleft lip/palate whose surgeries have involved very clever people cutting my jaws to pieces and then then putting them back into my head, I *have* to look after my teeth.
I've always used top-of-the-range electric toothbrushes in the past, which has invariably meant OralB. I'd disastrously moved from rotating-round-heads to flat-head-ultrasonic at one point and quickly moved back again. So, I didn't really think moving to this brush could be that much of a change. I mean, an electronic toothbrush is an electronic toothbrush, Right? Oh my very goodness ... it's *amazing*:
- putting aside the fact that there are so many different settings (Daily Clean, Sensitive, Ultra-Sensitive, etc) the action of the brush is *much* smoother and more efficient. It makes the action of my old OralB look like a jackhammer. It's much easier not to apply to much pressure due to the coloured lights, and also the brush head stops if you press too hard. But the action/movement of the brush head is *completely* different.
- using the app showing where you have cleaned is excellent (and I'm sure would be really good for children!). As you're cleaning, it checks you've cleaned all the surfaces of your teeth and the graphic in the app turns white as you clean properly. So, it shows you if you've missed any areas and will inevitably create the habit of a good cleaning routine when you're not using the app.
- you only get the Sensitive clean brush head with it, but you can buy Ultra-clean heads also. The heads do seem to be hugely expensive (I guess the technology) so watch out for deals.
Up to now, this is cleaning my teeth so much more efficiently than my old model and has been well worth the investment. I'll see what my Dentist has to say on my next visit!
[... And just in case anyone is interested in which toothpaste someone who has to meticulously care for their teeth uses, sorry ... it's not OralB. But only because I discovered 'Regenerate' by Unilever which restores enamel erosion. Never had a toothpaste like that before either! (*Hint/tip: it's not for correcting sensitivity, so if you have that problem too just use a bit of Sensodyne at the the same time)]
| Product Name | Electric Toothbrush with Revolutionary |
|---|---|
| Units | 1 count |
| Brand | Oral-B |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Country of origin | Germany |
