Sonicare Electric

Sonicare Electric
What kind of electric toothbrush would you recommend?

I have heard oral b and sonicare are the major hitters but i have found that ultreo seems to be making its way into the appearance (founders were the former developers of sonicare) and am curious as to what you guys have to say based on either personal review or suggestion, thanks again

Sonicare beats out all other power brushes. They've even got a 28 day guarantee that you'll have a whiter brighter smile because of it's stain removing capabilities. Also there have been studies done with proof that the brush removes plaque beyond the reach of the bristles with the fluid motion the vibration, toothpaste and water in your mouth . Whichever you get, READ THE DIRECTIONS included. I know it seems dumb, and "we all know how to brush" but truth is we all don't know how to brush properly. To get the best job from a power tooth brush you should know how to use it properly.
Additionally the sonicare alerts you if you're brushing too hard.

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Which is better, a standard tootbrush or an electric toothbrush?

I am currently using a Sonicare electric toothbrush. Lately, I been questioning if it really makes a difference?

Enlighten me please.

Thanks.

If you have impeccable home care with brushing and flossing, the type of brush you use does not matter.
Since most people aren't that good with the brush then the electric brushes can be useful.
Studies have shown a 40-50% plaque reduction with patients using an electric brush vs manual toothbrushing.
The key part is that you have to use it and use it properly. Sonicares come with an instruction book on how to brush with it. It is not the same as a regular brush.
One tremendous advantage is with the upper end models, they have a pressure sensor that detects if you are pressing to hard with the brush and power down under excessive force.
New sonicares and the Oral B Triumph are excellent and I do recommend them to all my patients.

There is nothing sexier than a white smile. New bleaching techniques have made whitening your teeth really easy and convenient. Laser whitening can lighten your teeth to their optimum whiteness in little over an hour - a lunchtime treat!

* To make your teeth look whiter than they really are, lipsticks can create the illusion of whiter teeth. Red / plum coloured lipsticks will make your teeth look white, whereas peachy / rusty tones will make them look more yellow. An interesting fact!

* Whitening toothpastes are available that can help get rid of staining, and some contain a mild bleaching agent, such as Janina, which can over time lighten your teeth a little.

* Invest in a Sonicare electric toothbrush. Never before has an electric brush had the ability to do what this baby does! Especially if you are a smoker - the stain removal abilities are outstanding.

* If you are looking for the ultimate perfect smile, our veneers are made of the strongest and most natural looking porcelain available and are used to correct the shape, size, position and colour of your teeth all at once.

* 6 monthly health checks and hygiene sessions (scale and polish) are a must to keep staining, plaque and tartar at bay. Tips on good oral hygiene should be given by your hygienist to help you keep your breath fresh and teeth clean.

* Flossing is something we all forget to do, but just remember, all food particles that don't get removed with brushing will sit in between your teeth and smell rather bad after a few days! Floss it away if you want to keep your gums healthy and your breath fresh.

* Lots of fresh breath products are available, but Retardex have a range of products especially designed to destroy the bacteria that causes bad breath. A lot of mouthwashes just disguise the smell for a while.

* Tongue cleaners are the latest craze. Just sweep them over your tongue to get rid of any unwanted 'fuzz'!

Don't forget to smile! Not only will you feel sexier, you'll feel happier too!

Dr Gillian Martin qualified at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1995. She has continued her education in the specialist area of cosmetic dentistry by regularly attending courses and workshops in America. She has also gained numerous post grad qualifications on the subject. A member of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Dr Martin now focuses solely on cosmetic dentistry. Her work has featured in The Times, The Sun, and Company magazine alone this year.

If you want to achieve all the points mentioned above without any trouble - just check out The Welbeck Clinic on 08702416903, http://www.thewelbeckclinic.co.uk or jill@thewelbeckclinic.co.uk!

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