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Thread: Electric toothbrush

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    Electric toothbrush

    I want to buy an electric toothbrush, possibly as a set with dental jet clean facility. There are quite a few on the market and I was wondering whether any of you have got one which you are happy with.

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    Erm.......I have an Oral B one I think

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    tbh i prefer just a normal toothbrush, i had one of these electric ones before and i dont think their very "powerful" if u know what i mean
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris_2k9 View Post
    tbh i prefer just a normal toothbrush, i had one of these electric ones before and i dont think their very "powerful" if u know what i mean
    That depends which one you get. It's certainly worth paying a bit extra to get a good one. I use mine all the time now. Mine is an OralB Braun Sonic and I find it cleans my teeth a lot better than a normal toothbrush.

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    ive got an oral b one i think, though atm im using it as a normal toothbrush as i keep forgetting to change the batteries!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris_2k9 View Post
    tbh i prefer just a normal toothbrush, i had one of these electric ones before and i dont think their very "powerful" if u know what i mean
    theyre meant to be a lot better for your teeth than normal ones
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    Quote Originally Posted by parkerman View Post
    Mine is an OralB Braun Sonic and I find it cleans my teeth a lot better than a normal toothbrush.
    My mum has one of those and she thinks it works too.

    I think it's like the No1 Electric toothbrush, if you watch out you can get it for half price when on offer in most stores.

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    I have a Phillips and i love mine,, my dentist suggested it to me, I alternate from a reg tooth brush to the electric one,,

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    Thank you all for your comments. After looking at various websites I believe that the 'oscillating' effect toothbrush is the best from what is on the market, now I shall look into Braun Oral B or the Phillips one.

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    i lied yesterday, the one im using atm is a colgate one! i think my new one is a different make though, possibly oral b!
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    thanks to vicky for making the banna!

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