näin necrobump niin io sarjasta 6 on se kultainen keskitie hinnan ja ominaisuuksien näkökulmasta, saat suurimmanosan lippulaivamallin ominaisuuksista mutta ilman isoa hintaa. isoin hyöty jos hyppää 9 on että saat 3d seurannan harjaamiseen 6 vyöhykkeen sijaan.
I don't know if there's any good ones.
I guess there was a redesign in 2023? Which may explain why some people love it and others hate it depending on how recently they bought. The new ones seem to have a screw in the body that vibrates loose and makes the brushing action terrible.
The cheap ones/double packs you get at Costco and Sam's club were terrible out of the box for me. The mid-level ones like 3000-4000 series used to be a good sweet spot, but also vibrated themselves apart for me. The expensive ones also seem to break, and now you're just out even more money.
I had to swap to Oral B despite using Sonicare for decades previously
Kohls accidentally sent us a Sonicare toothbrush years ago when I ordered pants for my husband. I looked up the model and it was $149. They said to keep it. It is still going strong. My husband liked it, but wanted his own instead of swapping heads and has purchased at least 3 Sonicare brushes in the $20-40 range that have failed in the time we've had this other one. Luckily, no mold, but maybe it is because we swap heads for my kids, so it never stays dirty...if some toothpaste gets on the body, I clean it.
Nekünk mindkettő van itthon. Sonicare és IO6. Az utóbbit ezerszer könnyebb használni és tisztítani vele a fogsort, ínyt. Amikor voltam fogtisztító tanfolyamon, akkor is azt mondták, hogy az IO-t ajánlják.
for EDS, the main things i'd focus on are a super soft bristle toothbrush (like the colgate extra soft or sensodyne pronamel soft), since a lot of us have gum sensitivity and fragile tissue that gets irritated easily. an electric toothbrush like an oral-B or sonicare on a sensitive setting can also be a game changer because you don't have to press as hard, which helps avoid bruising or micro-tears. for toothpaste, sensodyne is a pretty popular choice in this community because it's gentle and helps with sensitivity. biotene is another good one if you deal with dry mouth, which is pretty common with EDS and dysautonomia overlap.
also worth mentioning since a lot of us deal with POTS or general dysautonomia alongside EDS, staying on top of electrolytes actually makes a real difference in how your whole body feels, including things like dry mouth and fatigue that can affect oral health. i've been using salties, which are just unflavored electrolyte drops, and they're easy to add to any drink without messing with your routine. but back to the actual dental stuff, definitely check with your dentist about fluoride treatments if you have enamel issues, and ask about a custom mouthguard if you're a jaw clencher since hypermobility can make TMJ stuff way worse.
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