Are softer brush heads for the Philips Sonicare HX9382/54 DiamondClean Dental Professional Model ElectricToothbrush available for sensitive gums?
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There are only medium stiffness bristles on the DiamondClean brush heads. There is, however, a "Sensitive Mode" for gentle teeth and gum cleaning. If gums are bleeding when brushing or flossing, then that is gingivitis or periodontitis. The Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Electric Toothbrush is one of the best solutions for these conditions, including seeing your dental professional on a regular basis. Brushing with the DiamondClean and flossing twice a day for 3 weeks should improve gum health significantly.
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Yes. You are looking for HX6053/62They come in a three pack and will work with the diamond clean handles
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Yes. You are looking for HX6053/62 They come in a three pack and will work with the diamond clean handles
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Great question. For now Sonicare only manufactures one type of brsuh head and they do not specify the firmness. As a dentist I would say the that the bristles most closely resemble "soft" manual toothbrushes. The cool thing is that the toothbrush handle has five different settings with the lowest setting being "Sensative". Even patients with sensative gums should be able to tolerate this setting well.
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Brush heads for the diamondclean are very soft and good for sensitive gums.
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Not sure about HOW sensitive. My teeth are somewhat sensitive and they are fine. Equivalent to original brush.
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I buy the ProResults HX6013. It says "For best results use genuine Philips Sonicare brush heads" on the package. I order online from Amazon. Good Luck.,P
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According to the Sonicare website, the answer is no. The heads for the E-series are HX7022, HX7023, HX7026, HX7002, HX7003, and HX7006 for the standard size brush. There are also compact heads and heads for sentitive teeth - see the Sonicare website for specifics.
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There is no indication of it being a soft head so it must be a standard one. I've used the Sonicare E-Series for many years and I've never had a problem with the bristles being too hard. I'm pleased with it and according to my dentist, it keeps my teeth healthy and clean.
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There is something like 4000 rpm so it is strong (similar to a dentist cleaning tool), however you can adjust the settings to your preference. There are 5 choices: regular, deep clean which is a longer setting, feather light which is good for sensitive gums, polishing which is most similar to the dentist office, and massage which changes speed and pressure for gums and teeth. You can also purchase different brushheads such as regular, sensitive gums, deep clean/floss action. If you use the Oral B brand, the brush head fits perfect and there is no excess noise or vibration, but if you use the generics I notice this does happen more and it is annoying, so we go with the brand.
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R910 and HX5910 are lower versions, this is next version and here are the details what you get - Philips Sonicare HX6552/75 EasyClean Toothbrushes with 2 Handles,2 Hygienic Travel Caps and 2 Travel Cases2 ProResults Brush Heads, 2 Travel Chargers,thank you,Starbiztech
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The head of the toothbrush is a normal size as appears in the picture. Different brush heads are available. I don't know what you mean by sensitive gums. However, you can vary the amount of pressure you apply up to the point where it blinks to tell you that you are pushing too hard. There are two speeds to pick from so you should find one of them satisfactory. A certain amount of "vibration" and pressure is required to adequately clean your teeth, of course. I've found it to do a much better job then a manual toothbrush.
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I do not know but if you contact Philips directly, they should know the answer. Google Philips Sonicare or Philips toothbrushes and there should be contact info for them. Good luck!
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Standard Replacement Toothbrush Heads will fit your Philips Sonicare HX 6530 Easyclean. You can get them here.. http://www.amazon.com/Sonimart-Replacement-Toothbrush-DiamondClean-HealthyWhite/dp/B00NN07IMW/ref=pd_bxgy_hpc_text_y
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Yes, this is my question, too. I got an outdated Sonicare Intelliclean as a gift and cannot find replacement heads for it. However, I loved the sonic cleaning. Since it's fairly expensive, I'm trying to read all the comments/research that I can. The top 2 seem to be Phillips Sonicare Elite 7500 and the Oral B Triumph 9400. The Oral B cames out a shade ahead in some research, but I read that it does NOT have the sonic clean feature.
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I don't know, this is my first electric toothbrush. My husband has an older model but I've not tried his brush heads.
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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_5 Paying $400 for any power toothbrush is INSANE! You could buy a decent CAR instead, for $400!! :-))
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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 consider the brush head that comes with it to be more of a medium, but I got the Pro Results Gum Health brush heads and use those instead and they are very soft
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Barbara, I'm sorry, I can't help you. I have a Sonicare "FlexCare+" toothbrush, not Easy Clean. These brush heads fit my unit perfectly.
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You can always try their ultra-soft brush heads with Sensodyne toothpaste or a lower-priced toothbrush with slower revolutions.