Elrctric rotary tooth brushes.....so many choices.

[ebikeerwidnes]

Another vote for OralB

just get the cheapest ones and avoid anything with an App and all that garbage

Been using them for years and they have made a huge difference

 

[Pblakeney]

Yep, me too - I think I'd got a bit lazy with electric, and with the cost of heads, probably not replacing them often enough. So now I get bamboo brushes in bulk at about 80p each, don't worry about plastic waste, and get vigorous with the brushing.

As with most a lot of consumables the manufacturers lock you into their brand, and then charge a fortune, which is why I also use old-fashioned razor blades - as cheap as chips in comparison with the ones with multiple blades (even worse if you buy one of their posh handles and get locked into their replacement heads).

My dentist recommended a rotary brush with a pressure sensor as my brushing was too vigorous. Horses for courses.
Agreed on the shaving blades.

 

[briantrumpet]

My dentist recommended a rotary brush with a pressure sensor as my brushing was too vigorous. Horses for courses.
Agreed on the shaving blades.

Do they work on cleaning bike cassettes and derailleurs too? 😉

 

[Pblakeney]

Do they work on cleaning bike cassettes and derailleurs too? 😉

I've not tried degreaser on my teeth. 😉

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

My dentist recommended a rotary brush with a pressure sensor as my brushing was too vigorous. Horses for courses.
Agreed on the shaving blades.

It is not like a manual toothbrush - you are supposed to just hold it gently against the teeth and not press
hence the pressure sensors - because they don;t work properly if you press

apparently

I reckon the cost of the brush heads is like that of Gillette Fusion razor blades
I buy a pack once every year - if that
so the cost is just not that relevant for me