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stella-ella
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At my recent visit to the dentist, I was told I should buy an electric toothbrush.
Having done some research on the best ones and spending £100 on a Philips Sonicare, I feel in the few weeks that I've been using it that my teeth don't feel as clean after brushing. This might be because the toothbrushes that I used to use had rubber buffing things so maybe that was what made me teeth feel smother.
So my questions is, are electric toothbrushes definitely better at cleaning teeth than a manual one? Am I just not brushing hard enough because I'm expecting the vibration of the brush to do more of the work? Are the bristles too soft compared to my old brush? Do I need some rubber scrubbing things in the brush to make my teeth feel smooth?
Having done some research on the best ones and spending £100 on a Philips Sonicare, I feel in the few weeks that I've been using it that my teeth don't feel as clean after brushing. This might be because the toothbrushes that I used to use had rubber buffing things so maybe that was what made me teeth feel smother.
So my questions is, are electric toothbrushes definitely better at cleaning teeth than a manual one? Am I just not brushing hard enough because I'm expecting the vibration of the brush to do more of the work? Are the bristles too soft compared to my old brush? Do I need some rubber scrubbing things in the brush to make my teeth feel smooth?