So finally making the plunge to get an electric toothbrush after getting hit with a big dental bill. Looking to spend around 250 but will spend what i need if that's more or less and want something bang for buck. I want something which purely has great function and don't care for the gimmicks like bluetooth etc. Not sure whether to get an oral b or a sonic care etc. Ideas?
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I like my oral B (was $100 from shaver shop at "half-price", but likely a routine special).
added bonus, the dentist gives me a $5 replacement head at each 6 monthly clean/check.
Which one is it? Big W have the oral B 4000 for $100 at the moment.
looks like the pro 2 2000 that carlJack linked to below.
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One without rubber/silicone on it, that's where the mould grows
haven't used Sonicare, but whole family uses Oral-B and have been very happy. There's regular specials on here that put even the most expensive OralB well within your price range.
Which model do you use?
Sonicare all the way….like a jet engine in your gob
Sonicare is the leader.
https://www.gearbest.com/tooth-care/pp_616635.html
I got this one about 6 months ago and it's very good
Sonicare DiamondClean - was on special with the airfloss for $199 in the amazon prime sale, but usually goes for $299 on it's own.
GF is a dentist and recommends this as the best if you're happy to pay the money, although she uses Oral B and is happy enough with that (she gets them free every now and again.
Have to say using the sonicare, my teeth felt a lot cleaner after the first use, although it takes a couple of times to get used to the sensation as it's super sensitive at first.
https://www.bigw.com.au/product/oral-b-pro-2-2000-electric-t…
get this with 5% off gift cards from cashrewards for ~76$. Excellent Tooth Brush
Oral-B 3000 is good value
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean. They are sooo good
Sounds interesting! I am here to know the answer, I also want to know about the best electrical toothbrush.
Thank You!!
The consensus on OzBargain I believe would say Sonicare, but actually after originally switching over from Oral-B, I personally prefer Oral-B.
For some reason, maybe it's because I've become so used to the coarseness of Oral-B's line of electric toothbrushes (they oscillate rather than push sonic vibrations), I build up an impressive level of plaque on my DiamondClean, and I've tried to give it the benefit of the doubt for over a year now.
Maybe the community can chime in and provide you with some more insight, but for me personally, Oral-B + flossing has been more effective for me in contrast to Sonicare + flossing.