Does E3000 clean teeth with up to 31,000 strokes per minute?
824437
Yes. Without a doubt, my teeth feels like I have daily professional dental cleaning. Very polished within 2 minutes.The very opposite of my prior regular non-electric toothbrush. The Sonicare is a must-have.
824438
I have not counted, however, my teeth feel like I've just been to the dentist for a teeth cleaning with this great toothbrush.
85654
I don't know. But I was not happy with the product. I had one for over 10 years and it worked great. Then I bought another and it lost water pressure in a couple of months. I bought another, same thing. I purchased a different model through my dentist with the sonic care toothbrush and I haven't had any issues with it.
1013405
Can't really answer your question but I bought this for my wife and she loves it. I think it operates as well as my rechargable oral b brush
1257510
36 isn't going to be bad but expect some tear out still. If your wanting smooth finished look your going to want a higher tooth count. I use the 60T and get great results with it. Edge has an almost sanded finished to it when done. All depends on what your needs are.
342588
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.
2156874
NO!I had perfect teeth at 69 and used Power Swabs twice.Three teeth broke off at three WEEKS!!BEWARE!!!!!
888128
I don't know if these work with the 4000 series. I do know that if you can use the "flossing action heads you can use these.have you asked at the Braun website or called customer service? I can tell you that my last two dental checkups were the best ever
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.
1971753
I was not aware of the two versions until just now. However, I used the regular one. I have pretty sensitive teeth and did not experience any problems whatsoever. Now that I know about the speed whitening product, I will try that one and post my comments shortly thereafter. I am very pleased with the results I have achieved with the regular version. Saw results after one use. I used it the first time for 20 minutes. I used it every day for two weeks, and then continued to use it for about 3 times a week after that. I have recommended it everyone!
740108
Super easy - so long as you do it immediately with the cleaning toothbrush provided. It takes me under 2 minutes.
1526573
I've a Phillips Sonicare HX6063/64 toothbrush, which has only one adjustment speed. It's easy on my teeth and gums, but I also have a Phillips Sonicare Diamond/Clean 300 Series toothbrush, which provides 5 setting modes, including 'Sensitive'. If sensitivity is an issue, it would be a good choice. I like both models, however.
1823026
The Brushed Motor systems can only handle 2S LiPo's. You would have to go with the 71074-1 brushless e-Revo to get that speed!
1933899
The Oral B 4000 toothbrush has 4 stages of cleaning - daily use, sensitivity, whitening and deep cleaning. A push of a button changes the mode. Maybe the confusion is within the device... all modes light up except the deep cleaning (no light indicator). It's there though.... as the toothbrush works at a faster pace.
603284
I am not sure I can help you.....My Sonicare is at least 7 years old....and the "E" series brushes work just fine.
876272
I don't know, this is my first electric toothbrush. My husband has an older model but I've not tried his brush heads.
20494
I ordered the HX8012/64 for my Model HX8140 Flosser - work fine. Not familiar with 12/30!
2250822
I'm not sure, I must admit; my electric toothbrush, Sonicare, Philips, is HX6750; the best thing to do is send an E-mail to the Philips, Sonicare people. I've done that before, and they can tell you for sure. Here are some phone numbers: 1-800-682-7664 (Customer Service) & www.philips.com/support. These should help!