Is this a "3-D" toothbrush, what they used to call "ultrasonic"? Oral-B/Braun makes a lot of toothbrushes, some cheapos. Pic isn't clear.
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Yes. I've used this for several months now and am happy. The only feature I miss (but I've adapted) is the 30 second timer. It does have a 2-minute timer, however. Good toothbrush.
204117
I don't think so. This one is hardly ultrasonic, more of a rattle than a hum.
495507
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. I use the Oral B Vitality made by Braun. This works great.
1904481
They fit our Oral -B Sonic Complete (type 4729) which I could no longer find in the stores. They are not quite as stiff a brush as the original Braun but considering the price difference , I'm really happy with them.
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Although I have not used a 2D for some years, my new 3D really does a truly great job - best shaver I've ever used by far and also the quietest. The ability of the 3D to follow the contours of the face and neck might need to be experienced to be really understood. The overall head not only pivots but each of the three shaving heads can shift angles in and out - so the whole shaving platform can flex between concave and convex.
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The last place I got them was Drugstore.com However, I have since switched to a Megasonex Ultrasound Toothbrush http://www.prevdentshop.com/prevdentshop_en/oral-care/megasonex/megasonex-ultrasound-toothbrush.html
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Can't really help. That toothbrush was such a crappy product I tossed in the trash. The little brush heads kept popping off while brushing. I have owned 3 sonic cares. That model sucked. Save your money buy the bulkier Elite. The heads screw on and stay on.
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It has a standard Braun cutting head and foil, but as I mention in my review, it's a smaller surface than on something like the 7,000 series. So when shaving with it (especially if you have a "heavy" beard) it will take a bit longer, but it is definitely a good quality Braun razor - just smaller (excellently set up for travel).
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if i were you, i'd go to the oral-b web site or the braun web site. and if need be, you could call either company (since braun makes the innards) customer service dept. sorry, i personally don't have an answer for you.
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It looks like the same thing. No difference that I can see. BTW there is newer version available that has Bluetooth (http://www.amazon.com/Smartseries-Bluetooth-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush/dp/B00O8ODI5I/ref=dp_ob_title_hpc). It costs about $45 more. Personally I would not spend that money on "bells and whistles" that would not give any benefits as far as tooth cleaning is concerned.
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This is the one I have ordered and use Phillips Sonicare HX6921/30 Flexcare Plus Travel toothbrush. I am not sure if that is the same as the Platinum Series but I would think not. I bought this toothbrush after it was recommended by my dentist as I have a lot of problems with my teeth. It's been the best toothbrush I have ever owned and well worth the investment.
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No way... I bought the same e7300 back in 2008 for $80. *from Amazon, and it's still working great. Sonicare uses sound waves to obliterate plaque and other nasty buildup on the teeth. Check out some of the other Philips models for MUCH less, such as: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Sonicare-Limited-Toothbrush-Includes/dp/B007HPJGU6/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hpc_5Paying $400 for any power toothbrush is INSANE! You could buy a decent CAR instead, for $400!! :-))
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I went to the dentist yesterday and I was wondering if they would see a difference in my teeth and gums since the sonicare brushes and heads have changed. Everything was fine. The hygienist said I did a really good job on my teeth. I guess the sonicare toothbrushes are still really good.
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Can you tell me if these are the right heads for this brush? Oral-B 3d White Power Toothbrush, 1 Count I bought mine in July, but never got a tool, or replacement heads, so I just wanted to be sure before I ordered. Thanks!
2105430
We have been using Sonicare for many years. I bought the battery-powered toothbrush, since it's much more convenient. I have some brushheads from the maybe 10 year old rechargeable, and they fit, and work. I've not actually used them on a daily basis, but I did try one. I'm not surprised that Philips try to sell new brushes, and for all I know, the older style brushes don't work as well as the new style. Doesn't matter to me - usable or not - I love the new battery unit!
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I have the Oral B sonic complete tooth brush and they claim it fits both complete and Vitality Sonic. But the deal is that generic brushes are not as good a fit as the real Oral B brushes so you are not getting a good vibrating pulse when the brush is turned on. Had I have known in advance I would not have purchased so many. If you like I can give you a set of three for free and you could try it out since I have so many. Hope this helps!
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I just purchased the Oral-B Dual Clean Replacement head. They are quite good but I would not call them a soft brush. In face, they are a little stiff when new. I don't know if Oral-B sells a soft head.
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Yes, I purchased two: one for my wife and myself. I wore out an older Sonicare.....it was good but this Oral-B is easier to keep clean (they all get a little grimy) .......very pleased with this item