
Philips Sonicare
ProtectiveClean 4100
Affordable, durable, great clean; strong vibration and magnet issues.

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I use the Oral-B iO 10. It was expensive, but I haven’t had a cavity since. I use Hayden expanding floss to really get all the food out from between my teeth and I floss every time I eat. bioténe toothpaste and Tom’s of Maine wicked fresh mouthwash, because I’m allergic to almost every other brand.
Jeg har en Oral B 10 series, kostet ca 3k. Den har app, men du kan bruke den uten app og. Fordelen med appen er at den viser veldig bra hvor du skal pusse skikkelig, hvor lenge du skal pusse, om du bruker for mye trykk eller for lite trykk etc. Den holder og styr på børstehodet (men det er mer en veiledning enn noe annet) Eneste som irriterer meg litt er at det ikke er innebygget batteri i reisecasen og at du derfor må ha med deg ladekabelen som vanligvis er koblet til docken for å lade den..
Oh Sonicare or Oral B iO— I have the iO Series 10. About 4 years in and still works great.
Ember warm cup, and a oral-b iq 10
Everything I bring has to meet my size, weight, and necessity calculation. But after one 3 month trip without a water flosser, I swore I would never do it again and bought a travel one. It's neither as small or as light as I wish, but it comes with me every time. I don't use my water flosser everyday, but I have to use it a couple times a week or my gums feel awful. I upgraded my Oral-B to a USBC charger and that comes with me too.
Honestly it’s personal preference. Both are well tested and proven, and both will claim theirs is better than the other. Clinically though, using either one properly (2 mins, 2x per day, WITH flossing at least once per day) is going to have good results and be far ahead of most people. Same thing with price points, the fancier ones have bells and whistles if you want to feel fancy, but the nearest to base level of each *with pressure detection* is great and won’t burn a hole in your wallet like the top tier ones. I’m also a recent convert to the iO series and I really like it. After using both brands, I simply prefer the round head. But also as a professional I also like the brand that gives me the best incentive to try their newest line, so I switch back and forth more often than a typical user. Definitely watch some videos on your water flosser. They can be super helpful in perio management especially if you have deep pockets. It doesn’t replace the need for good professional care on regular intervals, but it can absolutely help you stay in maintenance rather than progression. Don’t hesitate to ask your own dental hygienist for personalized recommendations on your routine! We LOVE when people are eager for help

Philips Sonicare
ProtectiveClean 4100
Affordable, durable, great clean; strong vibration and magnet issues.

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4100 Series
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