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Hi! I've tried different manual and electric toothbrush before, but all of them seemed to be to rough for my teeth, so can anyone recommend me a good electric toothbrush? Someone told me that the Phillips Sonicare is the best, but I will listen to a few more replies before I spend hundreds of dollars on this toothbrush!
I splashed out and bought myself a Sonicare just before getting braced and I think it works great. It's not rough at all but does a great job at cleaning.
bren123,
I asked the same toothbrush question on my regular dentist on Monday, I told them I had an Oral B ( a fancy one with a 2 minute timer built in) and wondered if that would still be good enough even though I was getting braces on Friday ( yesterday). They told me they would recomend Sonic Care over My Oral B but what I had was still good enough over manual brushing.Hope this helps.
Tin Indian -over and out
My orthodontist told me Sonic Care also is a great toothbrush, so I guess when I get the money I'll be going out and buying me a sonic care toothbrush!
SDFD TSchott
CODE 4
Adjustment Sept 14th, 2018
Braces back on August 06, 2018
Braces off April 02, 2008