🦷 Pro-Health Gum Care Oral-B Battery Power Electric Toothbrush Review

Mold will form if you don't separate the head from the handle after each use. But mold grows the most on the head of the toothbrush, where the two parts meet. Be careful. We need to find a way to dry the inside of the toothbrush head. And it happens in less than 2 months. I've had them since February I believe and even bought replacement heads when I bought my toothbrush. But with this mold problem I wouldn't buy it again.

Great Toothbrush! My teeth are so clean since using it instead of an old manual toothbrush. I haven't had any issues with power outages and love how it tells me when 2 minutes has elapsed by stopping at 2 second intervals. I really recommend gun maintenance replacements because they have floss type bristles and I feel they clean my gun line better than anything I've tried before. I also love that I can get these rechargeable toothbrushes without having to pay extra money and I LOVE that they…

I have bought this toothbrush three times. I love that it's battery operated so I can use it in the shower and that it has a two minute timer. However, with all three brushes, they (a) drain the batteries very quickly and also (b) stop working after a few months, even with new batteries. The problem is always the same: when you press the start button, some crap with the connection. I hear a slight buzzing in the device, but the toothbrush does not work. Maybe it's because I use it in the…

I wanted an inexpensive electric toothbrush and my bathroom doesn't have a socket for a rechargeable stand so I figured this would be a good option. It worked well for the first 3 months, although it got very dirty at the connection of the head and battery cover to the body of the toothbrush. Unfortunately, it stopped working properly three months and a week after using it. I changed the batteries and it still doesn't work. It turns on and off when you try to use it and you can hear the motor…

This is the third toothbrush I've tried. This is when you get what you pay for. I'm not sure of the causal factor, but all three models I had eventually died. Your motors are jamming or the connection from the battery to the motor is no longer working. My first model served me for several months, probably 6, and after a thorough cleaning due to plaque buildup at the junction of the battery connector and the brush body, and between the body and the bristle head, the model stopped working. The…