There's a funny old story behind the purchasing of a new electric toothbrush. I had owned a shocking pink Braun electric toothbrush for several years and when I moved back to England from Dubai, my toothbrush wouldn't charge up any longer. Cursing the charger unit, I plodded down to Boots and cheerfully enough, I was met with a half price sale on all electrical toothbrushes! Imagine the delight! I picked up the Braun Oral B Vitality Sensitive Toothbrush for around fifteen pounds, and based my choice on the fact that I have sensitive teeth with some enamel erosion- and therefore a brush with the word 'sensitive' in the title felt like the right tool (I'm not one for ...  Read the complete review

A year ago my dentist advised that I invest in an electric toothbrush that was specifically for sensitive teeth as I was finding it quite painful to handle cold foods and was experiencing bleeding gums during brushing with my manual brush. I decided to but this one from Argos for £24.99 as Braun have specifically designed it with sensitive teeth in mind. The bristles on the head are much softer than regular brushes so are less harsh on the surface of teeth and gums. The brush has white plastic sides with blue rubber areas to provide grip. The brush comes with two detachable brush heads and a charger that doubles as a holder. As with most electric toothbrushes ...  Read the complete review

Braun Oral-B Vitality Sensitive Toothbrush In the more recent years, my teeth have become very sensitive and have strated to bleed around the gums due to (according to the dentist) gum disease beginning. I was recommended by the dentist to get an electric toothbrush, and originally went for a cheaper option though found that it unfortunately did not clean the teeth as well as it probably should. It was then I was recommended this toothbrush from Braun by a friend who also suffers as I do with my teeth. I was astounded, though, when I went to my local Boots that the toothbrush was near to £20! I had never spent £20 on a toothbrush before, though I was ...  Read the complete review

I've been using the Oral B sensitive electric toothbrush for about 20 months now and didn't think of reviewing it before now. Partly because I've got so used to it and partly as I thought it might have become outdated by now as electrical products change fashion quickly. Obviously I was wrong as this is still in the shops and selling for more than it cost my sister when she bought it for me as a Christmas present nearly two years ago. I just happened to know as she left me the receipt in case something went wrong. She paid around £15 for it and another £10 for three extra heads and I do remember it was on offer at the time. Currently it's on offer at Boots ...  Read the complete review

I used to use an electric toothbrush when I was a child, but then for many years after that I used a normal toothbrush until recently when I got this - and now I remember just how good they are. I've always had pretty good oral hygiene, so it's not like I had to get one of these, or my dentist recommended it, but since I bought this, I have noticed a significant improvement to not only how clean my teeth look, but how they feel as well. Also, this is something that's so easy to make a part of your routine in the morning and evening. Of course, like many solutions that are more high-tech than the traditional method, this is more expensive than a regular ...  Read the complete review