How can these clean better than a regular or sonic toothbrush?
867402
These are perfect for someone who use too much muscle when they brush! They're xtra soft to avoid damaging ur gums. for the price I recommend
1900890
Just search sonic replacement brushes...I did that and several options were available.
1494314
I clean them after every use with a toothpick and by tapping them to loosen the dust (outside). They don't wash well. To me water just make the dust cake on the filter. The toothpick method is a little time-consuming but works for me. They will last 3 or 4 times of vacuuming the entire house.
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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.
2178435
Doesn't whiten but does a much better better job cleaning than a regular toothbrush. I have been using th for years and love them
699824
we have our sonicare as part of the UltraViolet cleaning set, so we have not had any problems. Recommendations are that you change brush heads every 3 months according to the packaging. Cleaning the brush heads in the dish washer can also help. If you have been infected with a fungus from another source, get treated and clean/sterilize/UV clean, etc the brush head between each use. Medical treatment for an oral fungus can take 20 days, often from overgrowth of normal bodily fungii like yeast/candida.
1091849
I use it daily for cleaning along with Oral-B floss. It cleans your teeth well and gives them a freshly polished (just from the dentist) feeling that handheld toothbrushes cannot.
1045600
These are identical to the ones that come with the Sonicare Elite. I think of them as soft bristles.
121055
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!
1999281
Dual clean is better because it flosses after it loosens and partially cleans past a standard brush. One device does the work of 2 separate tools.
1076619
Try vinegar. It works well. A soft tooth brush and vinegar and rinse. Hope that helps.
1848415
I believe ANY of the current generation of heads works: DiamondClean, ProResults, FlexCare, or EasyClean. They are the 1 piece snap-on replacement brush heads (standard, compact and ultra brush head sizes). Stay away from the E-Series heads (or any that come in 2 pieces and/or have a screw-on connection) because that is for a different handle piece. Also, beware of discount 3rd party brush heads. Many have medium to hard/firm bristles. That with your typical persons hard brushing habbits AND the cleaning action of the brush can be too rough on your teeth and gums (causing sore, red or receding gums and/or wearing away of precious tooth enamel). Check with your dental professional if you are uncertain...not worth saving a few bucks.
2093475
Yes, they do! You might wana try the Oral-B Professional Prowhite Replacement Brush Head! I LOVE the way these make your teeth feel really clean.
715841
I have searched the internet and found that replacement brushes are expensive. You might as well by a whole new tooth brush. It is cheaper than replacing the brushes.
1003039
For sensitive teeth(and maybe gums too?), try Sensodyne toothpaste. I really couldn't tell you which is the best Sonicare toothbrush though.
2018481
Using a fizzing denture cleaner seems to be the best way I have found to clean them.
1740911
The tabs are the main cleaning agent and does a decent job. The sonic cleaner is a nicety but hard for me to see a huge difference when I use the sonic cleaner vs. not.