After a broad survey of all the electric toothbrushes on the market, we decided to mostly test models that offered the quadrant pauses, easily replaceable brush heads, and cost less than $100. These toothbrushes have features that range from the useful (like pausing every 30-seconds so that you know to move to a different area of your mouth) to the confounding (why does anyone need a “polish” and a “whitening” mode?). Point is, if you want to buy an electric toothbrush today, you have more options than ever.
Some of the companies doing the disrupting have even moved into selling full-blown oral care regimens including floss and toothpaste. But, as you know if you’ve listened to a podcast in the last three years, the electric toothbrushes market has been disrupted. It isn’t an enormous stretch to say that the best toothbrush for most people is an electric toothbrush.Īctually taking your dentist's recommendation and purchasing an electric toothbrush used to be fairly simple-there were only a few reputable brands making them, so you didn’t have a lot of choice.
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You’re probably here because your dentist or dental hygienist told you to go home and google "best electric toothbrushes." And though we have some reasons to be suspicious of dentistry, there is a lot of (peer reviewed!) evidence showing that electric toothbrushes are more effective at reducing plaque and gingivitis than their manual counterparts.
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