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

Fillings, implants, and veneers are all over my mouth. The cost of everything is high, and doctors forbid the use of OralB. The usual was difficult for me. I met Philips after the hygienist mentioned that there are brushes that may be used with restorations. As it was simpler, I chose it. Often used the floss and irrigator. When compared to a similar simple Oral, the brush is superior in every way. Its aesthetic appeal is superb, and it holds its charge extremely well. I particularly loved the nozzle; it's compact, makes it simple for her to drive into tight spaces, and everything works perfectly. If you do not use the many colors hygienists use, but simply rely on sensations, the cleaning quality will not be up to the standard of a dental clinic. When I realized there was nothing to clean out of the interdental areas and that the irrigator was also inactive, I stopped using the floss. I'm astonished. The second time I tried to use a regular brush, it felt as if I had rubbed sandpaper over my teeth and was extremely soft; this was a sign of caution. Time will tell if it truly has no price and no competition if it doesn't destroy implants, fillings, or other structures.