Review on 🪥 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush: Oral-B Vitality Dual Clean by Dan Santos

I bought this toothbrush because my husband, children and I have sensitive teeth that are prone to decay if not brushed and flossed. I was so fed up with the high pediatric dentist bills of the last few years that I decided it couldn't hurt to give it a try. I absolutely can feel the difference between using Oral-B Vitality and a regular manual toothbrush. Although I always thought I was brushing well enough, I brushed longer because of the built-in timer; It vibrates 4 times when you hit the two minute mark, but doesn't turn off until you turn it off manually. So if you missed a spot, you can keep working for a few more seconds. I notice that my children's teeth also look smoother when I floss them. The reason it has 4 stars instead of 5 is because it has a small flaw which isn't really a deal breaker but could definitely be improved. for future models of this brush. The problem is that there is no charging indicator. It doesn't tell you if it's fully charged, and it doesn't tell you that the battery is low and needs to be connected to a charger. I wish it had some sort of indicator that glows green when fully charged and red when it needs charging, rather than playing a guessing game. I underestimated the battery life once or twice when it died mid-brush, which isn't a big deal because I can still use it as a manual toothbrush, but I'd rather know that it needs to be plugged into the charger. without guessing and without turning it off. I'm also worried about leaving it on the charger for too long which, as anyone with a cellphone probably knows, can reduce battery life and need to be replaced much sooner because the battery can't hold a charge that long. .