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Sonicare Elite 7500 Power ToothbrushNewest Review: ... plaque like a jackhammer. I've used other mechanical brushes and just didn't see enough difference to make it worth charging ... more |
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by - written on 11/01/09 (Useful, 115 readings)
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My teeth were getting a bit gross - I smoke, drink and love my coffee so I'm surprised I even have teeth left but this brush is a life saver! At first its hard to get use to the power, even when I change the brushes I still get taken back by how vigorous it is but the sonic brushes don't hurt your gums or do any damage they just eliminate plaque like a jackhammer. I've used other mechanical brushes and just didn't see enough difference to make it worth charging it every 5 seconds. This brush does a really thorough job and really makes you realise how dirty your teeth get just from one day of eating/coffee or compared to 20 years of brushing by hand. I started ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/09/06 (Very useful, 1360 readings)
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I bought this toothbrush on the advice of my dentist because I was getting quite a build up of plaque on my teeth between dentist visits. I was a bit horrified by the price when I went to buy the toothbrush - at around £100 it is expensive compared to non-sonic electric toothbrushes. The refil pack of brush heads is also expensive, at around £25 for two. The toothbrush comes with a charger, two brush heads, which have colour coded bands on them so you can tell which is yours, a holder for the brush heads which you can attach to the wall, and a plastic travel case. The toothbrush is sealed all the way around, so it appears to be ... Read the complete review
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