Toothbrushes

joewa

Hi, does anyone know if elecric toothbrushes really are better than the manual ones and if so which one would you suggest

Savvy_Sue

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Toothsmith

If you search 'electric toothbrush' or 'braun oral b' or 'sonicare' you'll find a fair bit already on this.

When used correctly, electric toothbrushes really are better than manual ones.

This seems a particularly good offer on a new and very good toothbrush (I have one). The usual RRP for this brush is £149. This offer is for 2 for £119. You'll need someone to give the other one to though!

http://www.cellsavers.co.uk/acatalog/Electric_Toothbrushes.html

This company is nothing to do with me - it was flagged up by another MSEr on a different page a few weeks ago.

hezza86

Hey joewa,
I recently went through this very dilema only last week.
I spent ages looking online and when at dentist last week i asked my dentist,
I was looking at the philips soni care range but couldnt justify spending over a hundred pound so close to christmas.
So to my relief the one my dentist reccommended was oral b and it was the vitality range he reccommended, i went off to argos and boots and got it half price for £15.99 so very happy to spend that on a toothbrush.
Iv used it for a week now and already noticing a difference in the colour and general clenliness in my teeth. Very happy i didnt spend over a hundred like a nearly did!
Thats my experience with electric toothbrushes.
Hope it helps.

H x

Savvy_Sue

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

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