Fairly new concept of a product. Research says that u brushes are not the best at removing plaque on all the surfaces of teeth. Your best options are electrical rechargeable toothbrushes that have round oscillating heads. I can also add that in my clinical experience electrical toothbrushes are superior and the best options for consistent plaque removal. The best ones are expensive but worth the investment. They can last a full decade if you care for it properly therefore getting your money’s worth.
I personally use Oral b IO but the oral b genius X is great too. Another great brush is Phillips Sonicare with pressure sensor.
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Dental hygienist here. I’ve used both types of brushes and both are great. I personally love the round head from oral b and oscillating action, HOWEVER I hate how disgusting their brushes get. They have a round opening on the handle that collects bacteria and gets gross. I am planning on switching to a Sonicare again after years of being an oral-b user.
Both brushes are well research and would be solid choices though.
6100 model is $109 at the bullseye store.
Edited to add I am aware the 6700 model is pictured. 6100 was closest I could find and thought it might be useful for comparison.
I get new/open box on Ebay- it's a way around supporting the big brands. I get brush head replacements on Ebay too, all sealed of course. Also SO much cheaper. Just got a Sonicare 6100 for $35 and 3 Sonicare brush heads for $12.
Kinda late to reply, but from what dentists usually agree on, Oral-B oscillating brushes and Philips Sonicare are the ones with the most clinical data behind them. Models like Oral-B iO or Sonicare 4100/6100 show better plaque removal than manuals. I’ve seen similar designs copied across Alibaba and Amazon, but the difference is motor consistency and pressure control.
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