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And while we feared the worst from the NiMH battery, it actually lasted a reasonable 43 minutes in our tests. We would like to see a pressure sensor and a charging indicator, but if you only have around £22 to spend on a toothbrush, this is as good as it gets. They work with companion… Continue reading Dental Care Information for Professionals

Make sure to use the correct type of battery, as stated in your toothbrush manual. Additionally, you can check to make sure the handle is flush with the head of the toothbrush. It’s basic, with just one setting, but you do get a timer, with the brush pulsing every 30 seconds and switching itself off… Continue reading Dental Care Information for Professionals

Nearly every electric toothbrush we’ve tested requires rinsing and/or wiping down between each use. Otherwise, you may end up with dried toothbrush-spit residue gunking up any crevices—particularly where the brush head meets the handle. In addition to a quick rinse and wipe between uses, you may find it worthwhile to periodically remove the brush head… Continue reading Dental Care Information for Professionals