Oral-B Pulsonic Slim Luxe 4500 Electric Sonic Toothbrush for Healthier Gums in 4 Weeks, 3 Cleaning Programmes Including Sensitive, Timer, 2 Replacement Brushes, Travel Case, Black

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Bristles of the brush head should just skim the tooth surfaces. You don’t need to brush hard to clean your teeth effectively.

Put these two brushes side by side and the differences between them are much harder to tell, they look almost identical, however there are some subtle differences.For the majority of people, myself included the Oral-B Pro 3 3500 is the toothbrush to go for. It offers a balance of cleaning performance and features at a price most will find affordable. One such independent study was completed by Cochrane in 2020 and they report that there is some evidence that oscillating technology used by Oral-B is more effective. There is rarely an exact like for like, there are always differences between the ‘equivalent’ models. The Oral-B iO has been redesigned from the ground up. From the motor to the handle, to the brush head, it has all changed. I do hope that this article has explained why some may favour Oral-B for reasons like budget, whilst Sonicare might be the best choice because of the battery life.

Many brushes in the Sonicare range offer up to 31,000 brush strokes/62,000 movements per minute. The exact number of movements depends on the cleaning mode and intensity selected. Not all brushes have different cleaning modes or intensity choices.The next big difference is the battery life. The Pro 2 2000 has over twice the usage time. The Pro 600 will operate for 28 minutes, which is 7 days of cleaning based on one user. However the Pro 2 will last for 66 minutes which is 16 days of usage time. The 3000 is available in a few different variants, meaning different handle colours and brush heads included. However, typically you will get just 1 brush head in the box. That is usually the CrossAction head, like that supplied with the Pro 2.