Electric Toothbrushes

wilroda

I am looking for an Oral B electric toothbrush and there are so many to choose from that I am not sure which one to get or where i should buy one from
I dont want one with timers etc etc. Just a good one that does the bizz.

Does anyone have any recommendation as to the model and the best place to get one from?

Thanks!

Nile

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floyd

Toothsmith our resident dentist prefers the Oral B Triumph (9500) or the Oral B Professional 8500 for a cheaper version. See this thread for the original post

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=493434&highlight=toothsmith+oral+b

roddydogs

If you get one dont be tempted by the cheap heads on E-bay, they are "Fakes" real heads are £13, yes £13 for 4-Superdrug has them on 2 4 1 offer.

moomin_white

When looking/comparing electric brushes the important things to look for are speed of rotation/oscillation and length between recharging.
The brush i like is the Oral B 7000, it holds it;s charge for 14days, has a 2min timer and rotates 8,800 x a min and 40,000 pulsations a min and a pressure sensor.
It has the same movements as the Triumph (just no bells and whistles) but at around £30 it's a great deal

floyd

Costco also sells the heads but I can't remember how much they are

Toothsmith

moomin_white wrote: »

When looking/comparing electric brushes the important things to look for are speed of rotation/oscillation and length between recharging.
The brush i like is the Oral B 7000, it holds it;s charge for 14days, has a 2min timer and rotates 8,800 x a min and 40,000 pulsations a min and a pressure sensor.
It has the same movements as the Triumph (just no bells and whistles) but at around £30 it's a great deal

What she said!!

sillyvixen

i got a new one in december, as mine broke then ( i had had it 9 yrs and it was only a cheap one) i got an oral B - they were 1/2 price in the christmas promotion i used my boots points so it was free. i got a 99pound toothbrush for 44.50 worth of points!! sorry cant remember what model it is

CarrieM_2

Hi

I am going to purchase the Oral B Toothbrush, I have a lot of Veneers and Crowns so will I be able to use all the gadgets that come with the 8500 or shall I just go for the Oral B 7000 that someone else has recommended me.

thanks

jellybeans_2

I have the oral B 8500, I don't use all the different heads though, but the reason I got it was it was half price, and it still is on Amazon for £50

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Braun-Oral-B-Professional-8500-DLX/dp/B00065HRX2/ref=pd_bbs_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1204551232&sr=8-14

I also use amazon for the toothbrush heads, £12.49 for a pack of 8

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Braun-Oral-B-EB17-8-Precision-Toothbrush/dp/B0000AFP7Q/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1204551717&sr=8-2