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Lane 12-11-2002 01:48 PM

Toothbrush: Regular or Electronic?
 
What kind and what brand do you use?

doobster 12-11-2002 01:49 PM

whatever my dentist gives me is good enuf

FiReC 12-11-2002 02:10 PM

i got one of those sonicares for x mas last year... my teeth feel like they do after leaving the dentist every time i brush. do your teeth a favor and pick one up

Jakke PNG 12-11-2002 02:13 PM

Mouth hygiene?
I'm from europe.

LUCL0NELY 12-11-2002 02:15 PM

no brand

rdunn404 12-11-2002 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FiReC
i got one of those sonicares for x mas last year... my teeth feel like they do after leaving the dentist every time i brush. do your teeth a favor and pick one up
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I will vouch for that! My mom bought me a Sonicare for Christmas last year. Once you start using it regularly, you won't want to use a regular brush again. It is the God of home dental care...all other brushes must bow before it!

421Fill 12-11-2002 03:12 PM

I use this Crest battery operated one that has a rotating brush and regular brush area, so it's like both combined. :D That SonicCare one looked cool, but now you guys make me really want to try it. :)

MonkeyMan 12-11-2002 03:15 PM

I use both... I alternate.

I've found that somtimes the electric ones can not do enough for your gums. They do, however remove plaque MUCH better.

:2 cents:

UnseenWorld 12-11-2002 03:21 PM

Don't you mean "electric"? I can't imagine what about a toothbrush could make it "electronic" in any relevant sense. "Electric" merely indicates electrical power whereas electronic implies some kind of meaningful circuitry with transistors and so on.

doobster 12-11-2002 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by UnseenWorld
Don't you mean "electric"? I can't imagine what about a toothbrush could make it "electronic" in any relevant sense. "Electric" merely indicates electrical power whereas electronic implies some kind of meaningful circuitry with transistors and so on.
maybe some of them have a feature to auto brush your teeth at x time

RATBOY 12-11-2002 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by UnseenWorld
Don't you mean "electric"? I can't imagine what about a toothbrush could make it "electronic" in any relevant sense. "Electric" merely indicates electrical power whereas electronic implies some kind of meaningful circuitry with transistors and so on.
I have a Sonicare. It feels like it should be electronic. It's super. Nothing gets in the gumline mo betta. My dental hygenist strongly reccommended it since I suck at flossing (not a replacement for flossing, but at least it helps).

Sly_RJ 12-11-2002 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by UnseenWorld
Don't you mean "electric"? I can't imagine what about a toothbrush could make it "electronic" in any relevant sense. "Electric" merely indicates electrical power whereas electronic implies some kind of meaningful circuitry with transistors and so on.
I bet you love taking it up the ass. Damn, you are one anal mother...

hottoddy 12-11-2002 03:29 PM

Both. I have a Sonicare which works very well. But it's hard to use all the time, so I use the regulars too ...

TheFLY 12-11-2002 05:25 PM

I need the exercise after all my Egg Nog.

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Beastiepoo 12-11-2002 05:51 PM

Braun Oral-B electric - but you guys have got me really wanting to try this Sonicare thing. I'm really fanatical about clean teeth. I had nightmares about gingivitis as a child.:helpme

nemesis 12-11-2002 06:31 PM

braun oral b electric. It works perfect,

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