Review on 🪥 Philips Sonicare Clean Electric Toothbrush for Superior Dental Care by Amanda Collins

For several years I used a $5 Crest rotating brush which was better than a manual toothbrush but not as good. This Sonicare brush is so much better, I kick myself for not getting it years ago. The charging station makes it easy to keep on my very small sink and it's always ready (it can't be charged so you can leave it on the charger at all times). the whole time). A timer that pauses the brush for a moment every 30 seconds so I know I need to switch quadrants of the mouth is very helpful; I doubt I spent the full two minutes that dentists recommend using Spinbrush. The biggest test of the brush's effectiveness came after I ate some popcorn today. The seeds are stuck, including one well between the last two lower teeth. The brush's very small head and powerful strokes effortlessly removed any food residue and it was very comfortable, even working to the corners of my mouth. No more brushing your teeth with a toothpick to get something that won't budge with smaller brushes. Given the cost of the dental work, this brush is sure to pay for itself many times over in the long run. Some of the more expensive models have more bells and whistles, but I think this fits my needs perfectly. If I have one problem it's that the handle can be non-slip as my hand starts to slip when water and toothpaste have time to run down it (I open wide to get my teeth as best as possible). If you have never bought an expensive toothbrush, don't let the price put you off, this product is well worth the investment. Plus, Revain lets you return it if you don't like it, so no risk.