Electric toothbrushes

[TheShaun]

I'm asking my girlfriend for an electric toothbrush for Christmas this year. I want one that works great, comes with great reviews and takes up very little counter space.

suggestions please. makes and models? in the $70-80 range.

[game set match 46 TIMES!!]

wow 80$ i wish my mom spent half that much i use a cheap 5$ electric

[CanadianChic]

Sure...voila!

http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=216196&highlight=toothbrush

Your welcome. :)

[TheShaun]

thanks CC, i had seen that thread but was hoping for a bit more.

[zapvor]

No problem.



And, for anyone wondering...yes, zapvor is male. :)

actually, zapvor is an it.

[scotus]

I like Oral B Triumph. It's like brushing and flossing at the same time.

[Nellie]

My dentist (and one of my best friends) recommends the Sonicare. According to her, it is the only model that will clean between when you are not flossing.

[some6uy008]

I have a SonicCare 5700 or 5800, I love it. Amazon has it for your price range and free shipping.

My dentist noticed an improvement right away when I which to a SonicCare over 10years ago (this is my 3rd one in 10years).

The battery slowly dies out in about 3-4years, but replacing one ever 3-4years I think is very reasonable.

[Gottabekin]

I use the SonicCare 9000 series. Don't know if there's any improvement, but feels great after each brush.

Kin

[jrod]

Don't bother wasting your $ on an electric unless you buy a Sonicare. Also, you have to replace the brush every 4 months or so to achieve excellent results...not only do the bristles wear out but more importantly the vibration coupling degrades as well.

[morten]

i use one, wrapped in tournagrip and leaded at the buttcap, perfect, atleast for my hard court bathroomtiles surface, don`t know about clay though...