This isn't related to shaving, but i guess it is grooming related...
I am thinking about finally going high-tech with my toothbrush. Wondering, from those of you who have electrics, how many recommend the Sonicare line, and how many recommend the Oral-B line. Especially interested in comments from those who may have tried both.
Thanks,
Andy
Electric toothbrush recommendations.
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Hi Andy -
I have owned both and the Sonicare SMOKES the Oral B. I didn't know any better until my dentist told me a couple of excellent results that he'd seen with the Sonicare.
I bough one (still keeping my Oral B) to try for a bit. That was easily 7 years ago. I am on my second Sonicare (lost the first one in a fire) and my dentist still tells me what a "boring" mouth I have...
The Oral B brush heads were ALWAYS needing to be replaced (loosening up and falling apart). Sonicare recommends every 6 months (which I try to follow), but they'll go on forever if you let them. The brush heads are expensive, but E-Bay, Costco, etc., help make them more affordable.
My father did the exact same comparison as I spoke of - and still has his Sonicare as well. You won't be sorry.
I have owned both and the Sonicare SMOKES the Oral B. I didn't know any better until my dentist told me a couple of excellent results that he'd seen with the Sonicare.
I bough one (still keeping my Oral B) to try for a bit. That was easily 7 years ago. I am on my second Sonicare (lost the first one in a fire) and my dentist still tells me what a "boring" mouth I have...
The Oral B brush heads were ALWAYS needing to be replaced (loosening up and falling apart). Sonicare recommends every 6 months (which I try to follow), but they'll go on forever if you let them. The brush heads are expensive, but E-Bay, Costco, etc., help make them more affordable.
My father did the exact same comparison as I spoke of - and still has his Sonicare as well. You won't be sorry.
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i have the oral b 3d excel. the battery in it ran out after 18 months and oral b braun gave me a new one. my brushheads are fine. at least it is better than a regular toothbrush. i read consumer reports and some online ratings and at the time, about 3 years ago, oral b 3d excel was more highly rated. the soniccare that was desireable was like $100 at the time, and i got my oral b 3d excel for under $50. i am pleased
sam
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Andy -
You won't be sorry. Don't forget to check out E-Bay. Also Costco has them at a decent price (as I'm sure Sam's, etc. does as well).
You won't be sorry. Don't forget to check out E-Bay. Also Costco has them at a decent price (as I'm sure Sam's, etc. does as well).
Howard L. Sheppard
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I use CyberSonic2! Check it out here: http://www.sonictoothbrush.com/cybersonic2/index.htm
It comes with a tongue cleaner, replacement brush heads, flosser, tooth gel and tooth whitening gel. Great system! If I remember right, I bought mine from QVC.
~Tim
It comes with a tongue cleaner, replacement brush heads, flosser, tooth gel and tooth whitening gel. Great system! If I remember right, I bought mine from QVC.
~Tim
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