Oral B Cross Action

I have ventured into the world of electric toothbrushes recently, and I don't think I'll be going back. However, when I go away for trips, it isn't always convenient to take an electric toothbrush with me, so I have one in my travel bag that's manual. I take my dental hygiene very seriously and so I carefully assessed the toothbrush I wanted to buy before I actually purchased it. I had a look around and it seemed that Oral B, with their great new cross action toothbrush could be the one for me. I got mine from Boots and it cost me £3.49 which is a lot for toothbrushes as you can get some that are a lot cheaper. Having said this, we can't forget ...  Read the complete review

I bought this toothbrush because I’d always been pleased with he Oral B toothbrushes I’d had before, and I’d been buying them since around 20 years ago, when I remember my dentist recommended them to me. It may even be longer ago that that, but I’m showing my age here! I haven’t used Oral B toothbrushes exclusively – they weren’t always even that easy to find in the shops in the earlier days. But I did prefer them, they always seemed to be that little bit softer, more comfortable to use, and there was a good range of sizes (OralB 40 was for small mouths, OralB 60 for bigger mouths – I probably don’t need to ...  Read the complete review

I had a nasty shock recently. I'm a bit useless when it comes to packing for trips away, and always forget one essential item. Usually it's my contact lens solution, but last weekend I arrived in Manchester only to realise I'd forgotten my toothbrush. My initial relief at having forgotten something so cheap was eroded quickly when I arrived at the relevant section in Boots. Having converted to electric toothbrushes three years ago, it's some time since I've had to buy a manual one. And so here was the shock - boy, are they expensive! I eventually selected the Oral-B CrossAction toothbrush. It was the most expensive of the bunch, but it ...  Read the complete review