Review on 💖 Oral-B iO Series 9 Electric Toothbrush with 4 Replacement Brush Heads in Rose Quartz Color by Denise Harmeyer

My dental hygienist said it works because there is less plaque than usual. I have my teeth cleaned 4 times a year because my plaque is very heavy and I am trying to avoid receding gums after having 4 gum transplants. Using an app encourages good habits, and I enjoy using apps for sticky habits to a certain extent. However, it sends inconsistent images - while all the dotted lines have disappeared, indicating I've brushed that quadrant of teeth, and the timer has vibrated, saying it's time to move on to the next quadrant, animation shows the sparkling whites Tee this off that you're done, don't happen at the same time. There is a long delay between task completion and task recognition. A message will then appear stating that you have been brushing too long, but if you stop before the white teeth animation is complete, the end result will be that you have missed a percentage of the teeth. I know it's stupid to think about it, but it's in my nature to want to give 100%. Maybe I should check out Oral-B to see if it's typical or something is wrong with the geolocation or whatever it's called that locates the brush in the mouth. I move slowly, tooth by tooth, like a hygienist does when polishing my teeth. That was her suggestion. My mouth feels great! The app reminds you to floss and rinse your teeth at least once a day after brushing. It's like a daily tooth brushing game for adults. I just wish it synced better with tasks and completion in the app.