Do you use a power toothbrush?

I don't like them.

No, seems to be a waste of money to me.

Tried it, didn't like it.

low-tech is best for toothbrushes, in my opinion.

Yes I do, Just recently I got one...it was really cheap and I needed a tooth brush so I figured I'd try it. It works pretty good. Now if only I could find some beef flavoured tooth past or strawberry flavoured tooth past to go with it.

Can't say I do.

No, but I have in the past.

Sonicare

sometimes...i use a battery one (non-rechargeable) I just started using it.....pretty good

Nope

No, I tried one recently. I didn't like it.

No but both my kids do. I have to laugh when they say "Mom, the batteries in my toothbrush are dead -- what do I do?"
Kids these days...sigh...they are just SO spoiled!

...beef falvoured toothpaste
I think there's a survey in there somewhere!

Yes, it was weird at first but it was recomended by my doctor to use so I got used to it.

no, but i did have one once, and it was really good, and made my teeth look much more shiner

what for?

Yes, I just bought one a few months ago. An Oral B/Braun sonic one. I like it.

I always thought the same thing before I bought mine, but the sonic ones really do clean your teeth better. The brush stroke count is something like 100/min, faster than you could ever brush manually, and that's why they clean your teeth so much better and make them so much whiter.

that sonic blaster one!! lol its like a vibrator for my teeth

Humm....a survey eh.....

Dude, my toy....the Sonicare Elite 7500.... is more expensive than other options, but wins groovy comments from dentists, testers, and consumers. Dr. Kimberly Loos, a California dentist, answers a reader's question about the Sonicare on ParentsPlace.com. Loos says that she noticed improvement in her patients' periodontal disease after they started using the Sonicare, and says the sonic properties of this toothbrush are similar to the ultrasonic cleaning equipment used in dentists' offices. Pretty kewl, huh ?

An electric toothbrush? I never have - although they're supposed to be better than normal ones. I should look into them.

yahoooooo!!!



i want one....

yup

Yea but my Oral B is only like $15..........the sonicare is more money that I wanna spend

yes, I love it. I still do the brushing motion, old habits so hard to break.

Matty, I cannot believe your response?....... What For?..... It does work very effectively and studies have shown this, the oscillating heads do seem more effective

ok, but I floss, too. My dentist has told me flossing is far more effective than any of that stuff. So, to me, an electronic toothbrush seems like a waste.

Ah ok, It just seemed out of character for you......... Now I see what you mean

BTW are you going to go on the active duty list?

I 'm set to go in October, but I have until Septembet top decide.

Good luck with it........... in response to your reply in forum regarding the user Jasonsbaby this was his last response to me, when I nicely corrected another abusive post from him:

yall need 2 go fudge urself ice cream man!!!.............................

hmmmm, could be just a moron and not worth the effort

No, they are no more effective than regular toothbrushes.

I guess

Yes, often I use Sonicare. Never thought teeth could feel so clean. Other times I like a good manual brush.

The soniccare pulses with ultrasonic power even between the teeth. I feel like a commercial here. So even more effective after flossing.

no

No; I had one once, but some water got in the battery case and it died.

according to whom; though I am not questioning your veracity, I would have to hear that from my dentist.

According to me, altho I am not a dentist with a dentist degree, I am a conscience consumer. Your dentist may not have tried the sonicare. And not to seem flippant, ask a dentist who has tried one if you need to hear it from someone with a degree.

maybe not, tell you waht, I'll ask my dentist

There is a personal satisfaction with doing our own research and not relying on one persons opinion. We all share great knowledge but sometimes the more people we ask the more confused we can be. Trying the sonicare yourself may be the answer you are looking for. If I sell you on this tell me and I will invest in their stock!

satisfaction of personal research can be satisfying, yes. However, possessing requisite knowledge is often more important. I simply can not research every topic relevant to me and appropriately enlist the help of experts like my dentist.

yes, you are right.

My dentist is the one who recommended I start using a sonic toothbursh...and not for sales purporses, either, he admitted that they sold them at the office, but to go out and look for at Costco (wholesale club) because it would be cheaper.

Ok, I'll ask my dentist

Those things are crap. They don't make much difference with your teeth.

i love my princess buzz brush lol