🪥 Efficient Electric Automatic Toothbrushes for Effective Brushing Review

I love the way my teeth feel after brushing. I don't use it every day though. On average, I brushed my teeth five out of 14 times a week. Easy to charge and clean.

I gave this to my son to try and brighten his smile. I'm sorry to report that it didn't work in that regard, despite the blue light. This helped him brush his teeth quickly. However, my children are rough with stubble and unfortunately this didn't last long. There are no clear instructions on how to get replacement heads; I'd suggest sticking with regular brushes unless there's a reason you want a U-shape.

I was very interested in this U-Shaped Electric Toothbrush. I was suspicious of how effective this could be and wanted to see for myself. Unfortunately, my instinct was right. He doesn't work thoroughly enough to meet my expectations. I was disappointed. However, it can be useful in certain circumstances. It can be used throughout the day while thoroughly brushing your teeth in the morning and evening. There are 4 brushing modes and 3 brush heads to choose from. It also comes with a tongue…

The machine has a well made exterior, bushings and a tongue scraper are included. Unfortunately, there's no direct USB port for charging - the vacuum has to be brought back into the base to charge. The charging stand appears to be of lower quality. It appears to be made of poor quality plastic. While I generally like these types of toothbrushes, this model left a lot to be desired. It was completely inefficient for various reasons. The U-brush did not fit my teeth and could not be adjusted…

I had high hopes that this type of toothbrush would be more effective. Firstly, the mouthpiece is huge and I can see some people struggling with it. I have a big mouth so it fits, but the mouthpiece is so stiff it doesn't allow for much movement while brushing. Vibration alone does not really clean the teeth. I think the mouthpiece needs more flexibility to adapt to different mouth shapes and sizes. If you throw away the U-shaped mouthpiece, it becomes a regular electric toothbrush. I prefer…

I really wanted this to work. What a great idea: a system for cleaning all teeth at once. But its implementation is imperfect. It is NOT one size fits all. When you have a VERY BIG mouth (both physically and not just because you're constantly telling everyone what to do and when to do it and how they got it wrong while telling strangers all the deep dark secrets of friends and family reveal) and very short pimple teeth, this *might* work for you. Otherwise you're like me: you try to put it in…

My parents always told me that I have a big mouth, but apparently not big enough 😂. It seems like a potentially amazing product, but it's certainly not a generic product, nor do I have a tiny little mouth. This is the average. I have a kid version of this "kind" of brush that is really amazing and my kids just love them so there is potential here. However, I can't test a product that literally doesn't fit in my mouth. I'm shocked to be honest. If I could somehow squeeze it in there, it would…

I thought it was a nice device and I was glad to try it. For me, the simultaneous cleaning of all or at least most of the teeth has proven itself. I started by wetting the mouthpiece. The brush's mouthpiece is made of hard plastic with bristly bristles at the top and bottom. They're more on the hard side. So that can be good or bad depending on what you are used to and what your teeth can take. When I put it in my mouth for the first time, I was surprised at how big it was. It looks big but I…

I use a manual toothbrush in the morning and an electric toothbrush in the evening. I thought this would be a good alternative to a manual toothbrush session. And the 30-second duration of this device will be much shorter. So I had high hopes for this product. So after dinner I decided to test this U-shaped toothbrush. First I wet both sides of the tray and then inject the toothpaste into both sides. Then I put it in my mouth and adjusted the fit. When I turned it on, I chose comfort mode…