Electric toothbrush recomendations

LilTerryWhite

I have the oral b (vitality). It's the simplest and the most effective one for me.

lurkylurky

I was also going to recommend the Oral B 600 at Boots for £25 but even better at £15 from Asda. I’m tempted to order one myself for when my current one gives up. My dentist says to pay no more than £50 full price so this fits the bill nicely.

Katiehound

julieewald wrote: »

I never used this one. I am using Autobrush hands free electric toothbrush. It is the best and cost very less around $89. It gives joy. You'll definitely love it. Only 10 seconds brushing and after that you'll get fresh breadth.

Erm, I'm thinking spam.
A hands free toothbrush!!:eek: How does that work. And I'm still of the belief that we use ££s in UK (whatever Mr Trump would like to think!!)
"It gives joy." I can think of better ways to be joyful

Sky_

The Autobrush would be great for people with limited (or no) hand movements and far less invasive than having carers brush someone's teeth. I think it's a great idea in those circumstances, but it is of limited use for the rest of us.

archcherub

is there any real ultrasonic toothbrush to recommend? not those marketed as "ultrasonic" but only sonic.... those real ultrasonic are at a much higher frequence from what I read.

dreamyd

I use a Fairywill brush . They were used on 'Shop Well for Less' and while the bloke using it was too attached to the idea of using a £300 version, it does the job for about the £15 -£20 mark depending on the deal you spot. USB charge lasts a month or so.

mrmmhf

Our Sonicare died within three years of use. The Oral-B we had before then was with us for over six years. I don’t think the Philips was built to last.