I have my new Oral-B Sonic Complete toothbrush and I love it I was worried that it may not be worth getting as I already have an electric toothbrush but it is fantastic.
I can't use my electric toothbrush effectively as it hurts my sensitive teeth especially if I try to go over the brackets. The Sonic is so much better as it is just like a normal toothbrush that kind of vibrates, instead of rotating like electric toothbrushes. It massages my gums, cleans my brackets and it gives me that 'just left the dentist' clean feel
So for anyone thinking about getting a sonic toothbrush, go for it
PS I went with the Oral-B as I don't think the Sonicare is available in Australia...
Oral-B Sonic Complete (Woo Hoo!)
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Oral-B Sonic Complete (Woo Hoo!)
Ceramics top and bottom - 14th December 2004
They are off! 7th November 2007 (way longer than the estimated 18 months!!!
- Lower bonded
- Upper hawley but upper bonded to be placed on 30th April 2008
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~ Having a baby is giving your heart permission to walk outside your body ~
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They are off! 7th November 2007 (way longer than the estimated 18 months!!!
- Lower bonded
- Upper hawley but upper bonded to be placed on 30th April 2008
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~ Having a baby is giving your heart permission to walk outside your body ~
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i LOVE my oral b sonicare toothbrush!!!! it was a little cheaper than the sonicare and its still awesome!! i got a great deal on my on ebay..(new in package of course!) 40.00 total with shipping...also just ordered some replacement heads...got 6 for 20.00...they are usually 3 for 24.00
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I absolutely LOVE my sonic complete. I like the fact that it brushes and massages at the same time and the angled bristles make it easier to clean brackets.
It is expensive though, and replacement brushes are $20 for two.
I wouldn't use anything else though...
btw Freckles,I think I've seen the Sonicare range in Australia. It might have been at the Shaver Shop.
It is expensive though, and replacement brushes are $20 for two.
I wouldn't use anything else though...
btw Freckles,I think I've seen the Sonicare range in Australia. It might have been at the Shaver Shop.
Damon 3 braces
I am really liking mine. I had planned on getting a Sonicare Elite, but my husband came home from a recent dentist appointment with this for me. I was uncertain at first because I had read a lot of reviews of both, and had decided on the Sonicare (I used to have one of the Sonicare Advanced models, which probably caused my bias).
I really like the Sonic Complete! It has a rubber backing on the brush head and doesn't hurt your other teeth if you accidentally touch it to them. It seems to do a great job on my teeth (I am getting braces soon and wanted to step up my cleaning now) and I have to say, it certainly is more attractive and appealing than the Sonicare (it is a nice combination of blues)--not that the way it looks matters, as long as it does the job, but nice looks don't hurt. I'm giving it a thumbs up.
By the way, mine cost $50 (no tax) and brush heads cost 4/$20 through the dentist.
I really like the Sonic Complete! It has a rubber backing on the brush head and doesn't hurt your other teeth if you accidentally touch it to them. It seems to do a great job on my teeth (I am getting braces soon and wanted to step up my cleaning now) and I have to say, it certainly is more attractive and appealing than the Sonicare (it is a nice combination of blues)--not that the way it looks matters, as long as it does the job, but nice looks don't hurt. I'm giving it a thumbs up.
By the way, mine cost $50 (no tax) and brush heads cost 4/$20 through the dentist.