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Sonicare for kids! A great toothbrush!! by Sarah H. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 12 May 2010 12:00am to move the Sonicare toothbrush to the other teeth. He kept brushing while moving the brush around, and then the toothbrush chimed again. The Sonicare toothbrush has a great.... Caleb gets so excited about brushing his teeth now, more so than he when he used his other toothbrush. It is great having the Sonicare toothbrush, because Caleb reminds me Read on »

Tooth-Brush by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 6:41pm Tooth-Brush Originally uploaded by get directly down Read on »

Study linking regular tooth-brushing with reduced risk of heart disease should remind us of why cholesterol is unlikely to be th by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 03 Jun 2010 3:03pm A study published last week in the British Medical Journal has linked irregular toothbrushing with an increased risk of heart disease: individuals who rarely or never brushed their teeth were found to be at a 70 per cent increased risk of ‘cardiovascular events’ (e.g. heart attacks and strokes) compared to regular brushers [1]. Why? Well, [...] Read on »

Oral-B Vitality™ Precision Clean Power Toothbrush Review by Cory K. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 17 Nov 2008 8:00pm size is just right. With many of the powered toothbrushes that I’ve tried in the past the brush size was so large that it overstimulated my teeth. In fact, my teeth were... In the most recent Dental Heroes Poll, I’ve asked you to tell me whether you prefer manual or powered toothbrushes. So far, the manual brush lovers are holding a slim lead Read on »

A question about toothbrushes by Dr. Ellie Phillips Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:09pm - and tooth brushes are the same. My favorite is (of course) my own Zellies design toothbrush - but I also like Mentadent brushes and GUM have some good designs also. Until you have... no cavities and I am looking to keep it that way. Thank you and keep up the great work! I do have two questions: I use an Oral-B 3-D rechargeable toothbrush instead of a traditional Read on »

Save $15 on Any Oral-B ProfessionalCare® Electric Toothbrush by Cory K. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 30 Nov 2008 11:03am spiraling stream Gently pulsating mono stream Convenient water pressure dial Large water beaker ProfessionalCare 7850 DLX Electric Toothbrush Unique 3D Cleaning Action Two... A couple of weeks ago, I posted a $15 mail-in-rebate from Oral-B for their fantastic new Pulsonic™ Electric toothbrush. That’s a pretty awesome discount considering Read on »

Manual vs. Sonic Toothbrushes: Is One Kind Better than the Other? by The Verigin Dental Health Team Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:03pm 2 minutes and be done as soon as possible after eating. Also check out this visual guide to brushing. That said, there are two big reasons we think a sonic toothbrush... Via the LA Times: Your first toothbrush probably didn’t come with a user’s manual. You picked the thing up, put it in your mouth, moved it across your teeth in a vaguely Read on »

RADIUS Intelligent Toothbrush by Amanda Patient Expert

Posted Fri 06 Aug 2010 6:17am toothbrush, which is recommended by The American Dental Association (ADA), you can get a special feeling of satisfaction by being sure to hit that recommended time. This is so NOT the average toothbrush, for the following reasons: -It has a 2Minute electric timer in the handle with a 30 second quadrant guide -3 month Wear Meter tells time for replacement Read on »

Save $15 on the Oral-B® Pulsonic™ Powered Toothbrush by Cory K. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 07 Oct 2008 7:15pm I’m a big fan of manual toothbrushes. For me, it just seems like less of a hassle. No charging or mechanical issues to worry about. You just brush, rinse, and replace it every three months. But, that’s not to say that there aren’t some great electronic toothbrushes on the market today. The new, Oral-B® Pulsonic™ Powered Toothbrush is no exception Read on »

Mouthwash Isn’t a Toothbrush or Floss by The Verigin Dental Health Team Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Wed 17 Mar 2010 7:01am breath for a while. At best, mouthwash can be a fine adjunct to brushing and flossing, whether used before (to wash away large food particles) or after (to rinse any remaining Read on »

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