Sonicare Plus Model

it's not that I can;t cope with dentist's visits - it's now the expense of it all! I decided to invest in the sonicare electric toothbrush & am so glad I did! easy to use, manage & maintain it def. makes my teeth feel clean - like when u leave the hygienist. I have quite sensitive gums but there is no discomfort or harshness with this brush I can say quite honestly. there are more expensive ones on the market but this has good ratings & does exactly what it says it will - I like that. 1 thing I will say - as a smoker - when brushing at night I do it twicw - has a timer so I know I'm not overbrushing. I like the way the bristles aren't too ...  Read the complete review

I don't visit the dentist as often as I should. Not because it is a distressing experience, although I always come away bad tempered, but because my superb practitioner has twice found work to the tune of £1000. It is my choice to have a gap filled or a damaged tooth permanently and costmetically dealt with, but my credit card can do without the extra weight. Thus it was that I waited for a year before deciding that, as a smoker, my teeth really did need a professional scale and polish. Fortunately I was told that no other work needed to be done (phew!) and I could relax. I was still feeling tetchy though as my dentist had given me a lecture on the ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Sonicare for my husband a couple of years ago. It's brilliant. It tickles your gums to start with, but with regular use this sensation disappears. It's very simple to use and very effective. You won't ever want to use any other kind of toothbrush again, your teeth feel so clean after using Sonicare. There can be a slight problem of splatter if you don't keep your mouth closed,(hubby). Although I know how to keep my mouth shut (at times) and I don't really have a problem with it, although I often brush while in the shower. We'd tried lot's of other whitening products as we're heavy tea drinkers and ...  Read the complete review

I was delighted when the postman delivered a large box, and I discover I had won a prize in an Internet competition. What was my prize? A toothbrush! But not just any old toothbrush a Philips Sonicare Quadpacer Family pack available to buy at Boots for the princely sum of £149.99. Yes that’s right it is a very expensive toothbrush. So what do you get for your money? 2 Handles with ergonomic, non-slip grips 2 Brush Heads compact size 1 Brush Head ultra compact size 1 Charger Base Travel Case First step to getting started is to charge the unit for up to 21 hours to ensure it is fully charged. It will then last for two ...  Read the complete review

First off, let me make it clear. I couldn’t understand how anything long white and cylindrical which vibrates when powered by batteries could be of any interest, but some friends of another gender told me I was wrong. Still, an opinion on that subject anon. Lets get to the sonicare electronic toothbrush which I’ve been using on and off for over a year now. Let me also say that my interest is somewhat professional as I am a qualified dental surgeon and am married to a practicing dental hygienist . I should make it clear that what follows is my own personal opinion. (That’s the solicitor in me coming out). The sonicare is unlike other ...  Read the complete review