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

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The Philips Soniccare 4100 is great -- and simple. I had a diamond clean before this, but a screw got loose and it wasn't brushing anymore. The heads are the same and there are plenty of great third party ones at a fraction of the cost.
Im using Sonicare 4100. Goods naman lahat ng model nila
Depends on the brand. Sonicare brushes vibrate at a very high rate and do an exceptional job cleaning teeth. Mine always feel borderline professionally cleaned afterwards.
This is the one I use and would recommend. It has the only features you really need: high vibration speed, a timer so you know you've brushed enough, and a pressure sensor. My last Sonicare lasted for over five years before I replaced it. They're pretty durable and do a good job. You can buy off brand replacement heads, too, if you want. I spend the extra on the name brand ones since they do such a good job, though.
Similar to my own experience. I had some deep pockets that actually improved since getting the Sonicare. They're not perfect, mind you, but they're better.
This. I got mine 4 months ago and somehow still haven’t needed to change the head as per their recommendation, which they never made. 4100, and I only charged it like 6 times MAX if even.
Will do. I have a nice hard shell carry case for it as I travel at least once a year - and so far so good
Former Colgate hum user here. I switched to Philips sonicare and been happy with it. My biggest concern was the size of the brush head but the standard C2 head is working well for me. But I don't have noise sensitivity, so not sure if you'd find sonicare loud or not. I use it in sensitive mode. The regular mode is too strong for me. 4100 model is currently $39.99 on Amazon. Ymmv.
I had a no-name electric toothbrush for like 2-ish years and it was *fine* but when it died I decided I was going to treat myself to one of the sonicare brushes and it really was a huge difference. My hygienist gave me some things to look for in a brush and after shopping around I wound up with a $40 sonicare 4100 off Amazon, and it’s really night and day different from my last one that was honestly not much cheaper.

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

Philips Sonicare
4100 Series
Affordable, durable, great clean; some find vibration unpleasant.

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