Review on Deep Blue Philips Sonicare 2 Series Plaque Control Electric Toothbrush with Rechargeable Battery, Model HX6211/92 by Avut Bouchen ᠌

My mouth is full of fillings, implants, veneers. It's all expensive and you won't be able to use OralB, doctors are against it. I had to struggle with the usual. But then the hygienist said that there are brushes that can be used with restorations, so I met Philips. I took a simple version, because. Constantly used the irrigator and dental floss. The brush has an excellent aesthetic appearance, the charge holds super, when compared with the same simple Oral, everything is better. I really liked the nozzle, it is small, it is easy for her to drive through hard-to-reach places, gums, everything is just fine. The quality of cleaning, at the level of a dental office, if you do not take all sorts of colors used by hygienists, but only on the basis of sensations. I was struck by the cleaning of the interdental spaces, I stopped using the floss, there is nothing to clean out, the irrigator is also idle. I am impressed. On the second day I tried to take an ordinary brush, as if I had rubbed sandpaper over my teeth, and I have it super soft, this indicates a careful approach. If it really does not damage fillings and structures, does not harm implants, then it has no price and no competitors, time will tell.