Electric toothbrush

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I use the Oral B low range type around $42+ at those Watson/Guardian. Bought from Qoo10 for <$30 with coupons etc.

Using for 2 years ++ change head, rechargeable still going strong because you charge lets say 1 week once, it won't kaput so fast
 

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Colgate also have electric toothbrush. Cost ard 29.90. Dunno good or not
 

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I wonder which is better - manual toothbrush or electric toothbrush.


Electric toothbrush, hands down!

Before 2 years back, I used manual for decades and the teeth became yellowish and started to show Gingivitis. One day met a dentist client and one looked he says I better do something or else may lead to heart attack.

Cheapo me went to buy the cheapest to try. Now white and clean....
 
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I wonder which is better - manual toothbrush or electric toothbrush.

electric toothbrush cleans much better.
you can clean your teeth for 2 to 3 mins and don't get tired.

most people with manual toothbrush, will probably stop cleaning less than 2 min.

my 50 yr old teeth still looks good. only the gum is bad. :s13:
 

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for those using rechargeable kind, do u have power socket in bathroom?

if not, where do u charge it?
 

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It's not that. It's HEALTH. Electric one works with higher efficiency....google and you will see

it's true, after I switched to electric teeth cleaner n less plague buildup. my dentist said so...

ohh .. nt even aware of it
maybe 'cos of e 'force' we tend to apply to e teeth/gums while on manual mode :o


ever used an electric before but not so used to it
even used it as a manual toothbrush while on rotary mode :crazy:
 

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for those using rechargeable kind, do u have power socket in bathroom?

if not, where do u charge it?

no socket in toilet. charger is in my room. but e batt can last 7-10days so i normally charge once a week no issue...
 

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Should I get oral B pro 1000 on Amazon or oral B vitality?

Sent from Samsung SM-G935F using GAGT

Just go Qoo10 and get the vitality, now around $30, add in coupons will be less. I am using that one, enough for me.

Those 1000, 2000, 3000 have all those functions that I found no need, because change head cost ++. You only need the round brushes to rotate and clean the teeth, you get those 3000 model the brushes go up/down/in/out/rotate maybe got better cleaning result but change heads cost a lot. I might as well save the $ and buy replacement heads/ or new toothbrush when the battery runs out.
 

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recently hooted the Philips Sonicare Diamondclean... 1 white for moi, 1 pink for moi gf.


realli cleans teeth well. rike it welly much....
 

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manual brushin' of teeth is that of a hassle thing to do huh ? :o

It's not hassle or not, electric toothbrush is much more effective.
I started using electric almost 20 years ago, and till now have not had to visit the dentist at all.
 
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