Need a new Oral-b. Which line cleans the best? What are the differences
between all the series?
>Need a new Oral-b. Which line cleans the best? What are the differences
>between all the series?
I'm pretty sure that any toothbrush will do just a good of job as any
other one, provided you use it correctly. I'd find the one you like to
hold in your hands, and works well for you.
I like my electric one (not an Oral-B), but only because it has a
timer so I know how long to brush.
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W_B - 18 Nov 2004 20:05 GMT
>>Need a new Oral-b. Which line cleans the best? What are the differences
>>between all the series?
>
>I'm pretty sure that any toothbrush will do just a good of job as any
>other one, provided you use it correctly. I'd find the one you like to
>hold in your hands, and works well for you.
True. Like other things in life it's what you do with the instrument,
not the instrument itself.
>I like my electric one (not an Oral-B), but only because it has a
>timer so I know how long to brush.
Egg timers are cheap.
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W_B
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Lets Connect - 19 Nov 2004 09:49 GMT
> >Need a new Oral-b. Which line cleans the best? What are the differences
> >between all the series?
The Cochrane review on manual vs powered toothbrushes concluded that
only one type of electric toothbrush, the rotating oscillating
toothbrush, consistently demonstrated a statistically significant
benefit over manual toothbrushes. But as far as I know, pretty much
all the higher-end Oral-bs (those with a charger) are rotating
oscillating. For differences, see the oral-B website
(http://www.oralb.com/products/power/).
>Need a new Oral-b. Which line cleans the best? What are the differences
>between all the series?
I give my patients the Cross-Action Soft.
Yes, it is what I myself use.
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W_B
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