The rating I have given this toothbrush is poor, not due to its performance but to its incredibly-low battery life. In terms of use, it is excellent - reducing my usual need for intensive 3-monthly cleaning by my dentist due to both calculus and heavy staining (smoker and obsessive tea-drinker, unfortunately) to just a very light and superficial clean within 3 months of starting to use this brush - which was recommended by my dentist. It is comfortable to use, very effective and also manages to reach all the tooth surface due to the flexibility of its bristles. I usually have to use a child's size toothbrush as I have a very small mouth and my ...  Read the complete review

It's a necessity isn't it for a good portion of the population to have a toothbrush in their collection, and part of their daily routine... When it comes to picking a toothbrush now there are a lot to choose from, and although dentists seem to recommend every brand when you walk round a shop eying up toothbrushes - it still takes a bit of deciding what the right toothbrush for your teeth is. ~*~ The Oral B Pulsar ~*~ This weapon of choice is made by a company that insists it's used by more dentists than any other brand... They claim that with its soft vibrating bristles it will break down the plaque between teeth, by just brushing normally as you ...  Read the complete review

I am particular about what type of toothbrush I use and tend to stick to my electric Oral B even though the heads are quite expensive. You wouldn't believe how many times I have left it at my mums house when I've been to stay for the weekend with my husband and son. Unfortunately we live over ninety miles away so I can't just nip back around for it either. We were shopping at Morrison's the other day and saw these toothbrushes on offer and decided that for £2.56 we should get one each to leave at my mums. The other upside is that they are completely different to the brushes my younger sister and her partner had left there already. Morrison's only had ...  Read the complete review

What do you use every night and morning, it's electric, buzzes and leaves you with a nice smile? That's right: it's the Oral-B Pulsar toothbrush! I first bought one of these without realising it was electric, i.e. battery powered. Imagine my surprise when one morning I accidentally hit the "on" button and it started to buzz! So, even without this feature it makes a reasonable - if expensive at around £6- toothbrush. It has a good-sized grip, a slightly flexible stem and an unusual vertically split head. This last feature is intended to limit the pressure you can apply to your teeth and gums and so avoid damaging them. The real "trick" of ...  Read the complete review

After using a manual toothbrush A thought that it was time for a change. After hearing about these on TV A thought that i would give it a go and i was just in luck as they were half price in SuperDrug. Initially i had some doubts about how effective they can be but I am quite impressed with the overall product. When i first opened the packet i was actually very impressed with the size of the toothbrush. What made it even better was that it was not as big as other electronic toothbrushes and I did not need to recharge it every night. There is also space on the bottom of the toothbrush where you are able to change the battery. After reading someone ...  Read the complete review