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

My mouth is completely reconstructed with veneers, implants, and fillings. Everything is pricey, and you won't be able to use OralB because the medical community is against it. I had to struggle with the regular responsibilities. After that, however, the hygienist mentioned that there are brushes that are compatible with restorations, which is how I became acquainted with Philips. Because of this, I opted for the simpler version. Always made sure to use the oral irrigator and floss my teeth. When contrasted with the same basic Oral, the bristles on the brush have a superior aesthetic appearance, the charge they hold is exceptional, and overall, the product is superior. I thought the nozzle was great because it was so small and easy for her to maneuver through tight spaces and gums. Other than that, everything worked out perfectly. If you do not take all of the different colors that are used by hygienists, the level of cleaning that you receive at a dental office will be of a higher quality. However, this evaluation will be conducted solely on the basis of sensations. My attention was drawn to the process of cleaning the spaces in between the teeth, and as a result, I have stopped using dental floss because there is no longer anything to remove, and the oral irrigator is also not in use. I am blown away by it. When I tried to use an ordinary brush on the second day, it felt as though I had been rubbing sandpaper over my teeth. Since I have a particularly gentle brush, this suggests that I should proceed with caution. If it truly does not harm fillings and structures, as well as implants, then it does not have a price and does not have any competitors. Only time will tell if this is the case.