Anybuttie using Oral B electric toothbrush? iO Series 3 can buy?

Spectre007

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$90 at Lazada now, can buy? anyone using this model?
 

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The basic one work n last very long for me. I'm used to electric I dunno how to brush my teeth manually now
 

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What is the difference between this and the one that costs around $30+?
 

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How come the stores here don't seem to carry the lauded Pro 1000 but instead upsell the iO series? TBH, even the Pro 500 is good enough for the non-fussy.
 

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how much if bought from Amazon US? Heard the price is much cheaper there
 

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If go for regular cleaning every 6 months plus a deep cleaning teeth session once every few years can already. No need electric toothbrush
 

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cheap oral b $40 plus already good enough, been using this range for years and every year scaling polishing no decay found.

in fact i use the brush until the brush opens out and still use becoz the brush replacement too expensive, might as well wait till the battery died out buy a whole new set
 

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I never used electronic toothbrush in my life! In mid 40s no tooth decay or fillings. Just ensure U angle Ur toothbrush in 45 degree, brush in circular direction between GUM N TEETH ( Tats where plaque would hide n build up) , floss every night + 6 months routine dental check up. Gums will not have recession n bleeding + U would have a set of health teeth
 

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Electric toothbrush better, manual you may apply too much force and cannot reach the rear teeth effectively. Electric better
used to own one actually
but just dun really feel like using it :o

the brush heads kinda too small, me feel
unlike an ordinary elongated toothbrush

comes to a point when using an electric toothbrush, me tends to use it like manual one :s13:
brushing rigorously like how me would use on a normal toothbrush, when it actually there's no need to

just have to let the rotating brush move on its own while we shift to each teeth :s22:
 

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I'm using the pro 1000. Before this was using the sonic toothbrush. Really can tell the difference after switching, ultra clean in 2 mins.
 
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