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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / September 2007My first electric tooth brush
Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. It is ten times easier than manual. The small brush does a much job getting at back teeth. I almost never did my upper back teeth because it was so hard with a manual. Why not just say electric is better. Why all this garbage posts that say manual is just as good if you do manual right? anyway, get an electric brush unless you are insanely fond of spending hours with manual trying to get back teeth . and love the gagging from putting the manual back there. Put it on 110V. Thats much more easier to brush :))) > Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. It is ten times easier than > manual. The small brush does a much job getting at back teeth. I [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > hours with manual trying to get back teeth . and love the gagging from > putting the manual back there. On Sep 13, 6:30 am, taxthis2...@yahoo.com wrote: > Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. It is ten times easier than > manual. The small brush does a much job getting at back teeth. I [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > hours with manual trying to get back teeth . and love the gagging from > putting the manual back there. Theoretically they're both the same, that is if you have the manual dexterity of Picasso and the patience of Job! For a busy person like myself who was never good with following routines of any kind, the electric is so much easier! Don't forget to floss! Regards, George >> Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. My Oral B died after little use. The battery would not take and hold a charge like I expected it to. Seemed to wear out fast!! how abt yours? > >> Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > how abt yours? My Oral B quit after 13 months so I tore it apart and bypassed all the cheap assed Asian electrical junk and now charge the still good battery with an auxiliary charger which put it back in service. Since then I bought a Sonicare unit which does a better job. I hope I have better luck with the electronics this time. Now I have a choice and the Oral B is gathering dust. Jamffer >>> Bought an oral b electric tooth brush. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >how abt yours? I've had 2 Oral B's. The 1st one lasted several years before the battery died. The new on is now on its second year. We went back to manual for a while in between the two, and I was happy to get back to electricity. |
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