DrDent X Edition Sonic Electric Toothbrush - 8 Dupont Brush Heads - 5 Cleaning Modes with Smart Timer - Interdental and Tongue Cleaner Brush Head Included - One Charge Lasts 60 Days

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Around two-thirds of British adults now use an electric toothbrush, according to the Oral Health Foundation. Since most of us learn how to brush our teeth with a manual toothbrush when we’re very young, those brushing habits can stay with us when we make the switch to an electric toothbrush. And that can be bad news for your teeth. Electric toothbrushes are an advanced type of toothbrush that uses either vibrations or rotations to clean the teeth. They're generally more expensive than manual toothbrushes and come with smart features, such as timers and pressure sensors that alert you when brushing too hard.

With over five years’ experience in beauty and health journalism, Florence has written for ELLE, Women’s Fitness, Sister Magazine, National Geographic Traveller and many more, with a strong sustainability angle thread through much of her work. Speed: Whether you’re opting for an oscillating-rotating or a sonic brush, the higher the speed the better. Most oscillating-rotating brushes come with a speed of between 2,500 and 7,500BPM (brushes per minute), while some sonic models can operate at up to 60,000BPM. And, for a pro tip, she recommends fully charging your toothbrush before traveling as it should hold a charge anywhere from one week to one month, depending on the brand. The brush heads of electric toothbrushes move at speeds of 2,500 to 7,500 strokes per minute, which makes them about 20 times faster than manual brushes. Philips Sonicare and Braun Oral-B have battled for supremacy in the production of sonic brushes over the years with several studies comparing the effectiveness of these brushes in enhancing oral health. Measuring which brand is better, however, is not easy. Both companies have research that indicate their products are better than the competitor’s. Philips Sonicare

MOON Toothbrushes, Soft Bristle: While soft and gentle on the gums, the stiff brush head design makes it difficult to get a deep clean. Our testers also assessed each toothbrush's design, paying attention to factors like ergonomics, grip, brush head size, and other factors that might affect comfort and ease of use. We also evaluated the bristles for hardness and flexibility to get a sense of how well they would comfortably clean teeth. This data was compiled and used to calculate our final ranking. We also consulted with dental professionals to get their expert opinions on what to look for when choosing toothbrushes. They include: By angling the brush in this way, you’re also reducing the risk of developing periodontal gum disease, which can also lead to tooth loss.

Our Teeth Whitening Kit is recommended for ages 14 years and up. If you are under the age of 18 we recommend getting parental consent before purchasing any DrDent products online. Do the strips whiten my caps or veneers? If you’ve recently switched from a manual toothbrush to an electric toothbrush, you may be wondering if you should be brushing your teeth differently now. The short answer is: yes.Take a look at the results of our best water flossers test too, if you're looking to boost your regime even further. No, our product is formulated to be safe and effective when used as directed. All our safety data indicate that our teeth whitening strips are safe on tooth enamel. What are the ingredients?