For most people brushing their teeth is second nature. The main reason we use a toothbrush is to remove plaque, bacteria, stains and foodthat constantlyaccumulateson our teeth. This plaque bacteriacauses bad breath andeats into tooth enamel creating cavities.
Dentistsrecommend you brush your teeth twice a day: in the morning and before bed. Problems with manual toothbrushes include not reaching all areas and also pressing on too hard.
When using an electric toothbrush we advise you read the instructions supplied before first use. Electric toothbrushes do most of the brushing for you, meaning allyou do ismove the brush around and let the motorised bristle head do the work.
Too much pressure or overbrushing for too long can lead problems including damage to the gums, onset of gingivitis and damaged teeth enamel. Using an electric toothbrush such as the Braun Oral-B or PhilipsSonicare range allow you to regulate the brushing time and pressure appliedas most models includea built in timer and pressure sensor.
Basic tips
Budget: There is always an electric toothbrush to suit every budget so check all products available
Graded Products: Watch out for these, they are quite common on auction sites - especially ebay. Its when a seller or company buys a bulk of damaged or used items, rebuilds/repackages them and sells them on at a very low price. Best way to spot these is to check the price: if the rrp for an item is 30 and someone is posing to sell a new one for 12 then there must be a good reason. Always ask direct questions if not sure and check the sellers feedback
Returns:Occasionally some brushes have faults, make sure a seller accepts returns on faulty goods
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