For my partner's birthday this year he received not one but two electric toothbrushes strangely enough from his mother and from my own mother. He didn't want to cause any offence so gladly accepted both (he received them on two separate occasions so didn't receive them on the same day!) and kindly handed me one as my own electric toothbrush was in need of updating. He gave me the choice of the two and not really knowing much about either the one I chose was the Braun Oral- B Vitality Dual Clean. Braun have been making electric toothbrushes for years and have a whole range of different types on the market most ranging in price and in what they can actually do. ...  Read the complete review

Around a year ago I had began using battery powered toothbrushes, and I was instantly impressed at the results over the manual toothbrushes. After using a few, I decided it was time to invest in a rechargeable toothbrush. There are so many different types on the market, but all I wanted was an easy to use toothbrush, I didn't need it to have bluetooth connection or tell me the time, and I didn't want it to cost the earth as the replacement brush heads are expensive enough! I finally settled on the Oral-B Vitality Dual clean toothbrush from Boots, one of the main reasons being because I liked the idea of the dual head brush, compared to others I see on the market where ...  Read the complete review

I have a thing about dual head toothbrushes, having got my first one several years ago, an Oral B battery operated one. Sadly I was finding it increasingly difficult to locate replacement brush heads for it, so when I was out shopping a couple of weeks ago and noticed Superdrug were selling Oral B Vitality electric toothbrushes for £9.99 I decided to see if the Dual Action version was included in the offer. Upon seeing it was, I duly snapped it up and headed off home to liberate it from that godawful sealed shut clear thick plastic packaging that I feel is a blight on civilisation and needs industrial strength scissors to open. ~~What You ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I had a brace when I was 14 I've always been a bit obsessed with keeping my teeth really clean. It's important to clean your teeth anyway obviously but I got into a routine of really looking after my teeth and I still keep it up now. I used to have an electric toothbrush when I was younger but it was only recently that I decided to have a look for another one. I had a look in Boots at various different toothbrushes, and to be honest the price of most was ridiculous. I couldn't justify spending a fortune, so I was glad to be Braun Oral B Vitality Dual Clean on offer for just over £20. The selling price at the moment in Boots is £30; however ...  Read the complete review

On my last visit to the dentist earlier this year I got a bit of a telling off about my cleaning technique as the dentist said that I had quite a lot of tartar (yuck!) around the back of my teeth. She suggested that if I could afford to do so I should switch from a manual toothbrush to an electrical one. As I generally find the whole scale and polish thing quite uncomfortable, but love the results, I decided to try using an electric toothbrush. I must admit I had always been put off by the price but at the time Boots had all electric toothbrushes in the Oral-B range on offer at half the normal retail price, which at around £15 made the cost quite reasonable. I hadn't ...  Read the complete review