Oral-B Vitality 3D White Electric Toothbrush, 1 Handle, 1 3D White Toothbrush Head, 1 Mode with 2D Cleaning, 2 Pin UK Plug, Grey & White

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This elegant sonic toothbrush delivers a punchy 62,000 vibrations per minute, removing up to 10 times more plaque over a fortnight than a manual could muster. Its bristles are soft and flexible — great if you suffer from sensitivity — and its two-minute timer is broken into 30-second intervals to make sure all areas of your mouth get adequately brushed. Due to our food habits and lifestyles, stains develop on teeth. If one takes precautions, then these yellowish stains can disappear. Our testers found this Oral-B toothbrush simple to control and agreed that it cleaned brilliantly, with noticeably reduced plaque levels. It offers an extensive six cleaning modes, a pressure sensor to alert you when you’re brushing too roughly and a pacing timer to help you cover every area of your mouth. We often dismiss battery-operated toothbrushes for not being as effective as their chargeable counterparts, but Philips proved us wrong. This model reached into all testers’ nooks and crannies, leaving everyone feeling minty-fresh after brushing.

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Using gentle micro-vibrations and AI technology to guide you through your brushing routine, our testers said it delivered a really clean feeling. It boasts a range of settings and will even remember the last one you used, so you don’t have to fiddle around to find your favourite. This, however, does not work like magic. A person would need to brush at least twice a day for two minutes every time and with the right technique to acquire desirable results – spot-free teeth. Eliminating stubborn dirt and stains would of course, make teeth cleaner and possibly lighter-shaded than before. However, it only restores the original teeth’s color at most, and does not go beyond to whitening it. And to make sure you're getting value for money, the Good Housekeeping Institute has tested a range of the market-leading brands for every budget. What brand of electric toothbrush is best? This Ordo toothbrush is available either as part of a subscription or on its own. Our testers liked its four different brushing modes that offer a customisable clean and appreciated its impressive three weeks of battery life. They found it easy to control and gentle, yet effective.Our best electric toothbrush is as gentle as a manual one, providing a satisfying deep clean. Its rapid sonic vibrations push toothpaste and air into hard-to-reach areas, successfully removing plaque, reducing staining and freshening breath. Another hi-tech entry, this sonic toothbrush has a UV LED light that reacts with a titanium dioxide bar in its handle, creating ions that suppress the plaque-causing bacteria. It’s all very scientific, but essentially, it works with your body’s natural electrical charge to inhibit bacterial growth and pull bacteria off your teeth and onto the brush. Thanks to its five cleaning modes and a guided brushing timer, testers felt this brush provided a customised clean, which everyone agreed visibly removed plaque. Hopefully, you don’t find this disheartening, because electronic toothbrushes are really the best of its kind. Read on, and you may just find out how electric toothbrushes may not whiten teeth beyond its original color, but some features can be tweaked to help it do so. Special electric toothbrush features More consumption of cool drinks like Coca-Cola, thumbs up, and many more, cause damage to protecting layers of a tooth and lead to extrinsic stains.

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We brush our teeth for many reasons: to feel fresh and confident, to have a beautiful white smile, to avoid bad breath, and also to avoid disease. All these are made possible because when we brush, we remove and reduce the amount of plaque in our mouth. This brush comes with handy pre-paid compostable pouches that can be used to return your used brush heads for recycling. It also won our testers over for its slim, stylish design, which didn’t cause any discomfort during use. Some research has shown that an electric toothbrush cleans your teeth slightly better, although not by a lot. Pros of using Electric toothbrush For those who have sensitive teeth and gums but still love that squeaky clean feeling, this brush could be the one. Our testers liked how fine the bristles were and how soft they felt on gums, but said it still gave a great clean. One panellist even noticed immediate results, saying their teeth looked whiter after just one day.One of Oral-B’s most advanced toothbrushes yet, this top-of-the-range model boasts seven cleaning modes, including super sensitive, tongue cleaning and whitening. Its pressure sensor has coloured lights to let you know if you’re brushing too hard, too softly or just right, and its interactive display shows a two-minute timer and brush head replacement reminders. A study says that people are likely to brush too hard if they’re using a manual toothbrush, leading to gum recession and tooth wear. Tips to Prevent Teeth Staining Taking care of your teeth and following a good dental hygiene routine are essential for preventing decay and gum disease, and our roundup of the best electric toothbrushes will help you supercharge your cleaning. Electric toothbrushes are battery-powered brushes that use oscillating or sonic vibrating movements to remove plaque build-up, debris and bacteria. Most modern models feature two-minute timers, multiple cleaning modes and pressure sensors to ensure you aren't brushing too hard. How we test electric toothbrushes The newest offering from Philips' legendary Sonicare range, this lived up to its predecessors, leaving all of our testers with a thorough, fresh clean. What’s more, the majority also saw a visible reduction in plaque, which should earn some brownie points with the dentist.