🪥 Enhanced Brushing Modes for the OOAK Electric Toothbrush Review

The brushes are very wide, the handle has five settings with different speeds and actions, including the gum massage mode. There are settings for sensitive teeth. The charge lasts for six weeks and you can take it with you on trips without a base station. It is elegantly designed and above all very efficient. I hope to find replacement brushes because although there are two brushes to begin with, they really are something special.

There are a few important things to know: #1. If you have a Sonicare, the chargers for that brush are interchangeable. The brushes are almost identical, except this one actually looks better because it's black and smooth.2. Performance wise, the head vibrates a bit more on this brush than the Sonicare, but otherwise it feels the same again. Overall I would recommend this as an affordable alternative to more expensive brushes that are almost identical.

This is a bit of a mixed bag. It definitely works well, easy to use. You will notice a more thorough cleaning than you can usually get from a real name brand electric toothbrush. I think what I love most is how it helps your gums and my dental hygienist asked me to focus a little more on that. The only reason I couldn't give it five stars is because I don't know what to do when changing attachments as it's not a brand with a very specific attachment. At the moment there is no way to buy a…

This toothbrush has many functions, including two different brush heads. Multiple brushing strokes give you a comfortable brushing experience, and you can switch it up according to the different needs you feel for each brush. I stick to the same thing most of the time, but others come in handy when I have something between my teeth and need a different movement than usual. I like the charging of these so I don't have to worry about batteries all the time like I do with other toothbrushes. It's…

I have a couple of random "sonic" toothbrushes that look a lot like this one. All of them have different types of attachments, probably due to copyrights that haven't expired yet. I'm ok with the heads on this thing but not thrilled. However, I most likely only got stuck with this type of toothbrush. Double-clicking the power button for the first ten seconds will toggle all other modes you aren't using. So it's annoying when you want to turn it on and then turn it off again. Since it turns off…