🦷 Highly Effective Philips Sonicare HX6311 Rechargeable Toothbrush Review

Sonicare toothbrushes are great. They ensure that your teeth feel noticeably cleaner than with an ordinary toothbrush, which is of course much better than a manual one. My son wanted to brush his teeth for 15 seconds. We had to keep telling him to keep brushing his teeth. With this toothbrush he cleans every recommended two minutes. His teeth are much cleaner. With very little training, your child can learn to brush their teeth well. I love that there are two different sized mouth tips and…

My 9 year old son uses this along with regular dental floss as recommended by his dentist. The toothbrush does not start with full power, but increases to full power over time so that the teeth and gums get used to it. It comes with a variety of bezel stickers that stick easily but unfortunately peel off over time. Nothing bad. The brushing time is 2 minutes and there is a tone every 30 seconds to remind you to change the part of your mouth you are brushing. For example upper teeth, lower…

Ever since my husband and I got Sonicares for ourselves, our kids (9 and 7) have been asking if they could both get one. I know how much cleaner my teeth have been during my last two visits to the dentist (fewer coffee/tea stains and a lot less plaque behind my bottom front teeth) that these toothbrushes work, but I was concerned our kids weren't ready for that Use them in instructions. (Okay, I'll be honest. I didn't want toothpaste flying all over the bathroom unless they had brushes in their

My 5 year old loves this toothbrush. The dentist recommended this ($70 at the dentist's office). Revain was the cheapest of all the places I looked. You can't go wrong! We have always used regular toothbrushes and there is nothing to compare them to. The cleaning performance this performs far exceeds our expectations. I can see that investing in a good brush like this will always pay off. Let's be honest. Tooth decay is expensive and can be a traumatic experience for children. We love it! Some…

Children like the toothbrush very much. I have a group of children - a 7 year old child with special needs, a 5 year old boy and a 2 year old boy. I got one for each. The 2 settings are nice because they are softer and less scary for kids. My eldest has difficulty brushing her teeth due to her special needs. After a while she finally got used to the vibration. I like it because brushing is so much more effective, especially since they have a hard time opening their mouths and following…

My toddler is 2.5 years old and can focus like a squirrel on anything related to a task. He has a full set of teeth and a big appetite, and I often see him struggling to get scraps of food between his teeth. He's been able to gargle and spit for a long time, but it's purely for entertainment purposes. So far I haven't found a way to make brushing my teeth a pleasure that makes even half sense for oral hygiene. 7 minutes of sweating and giving orders through more and more clenched teeth, saliva…