In reply to Post #14
Have you only got the one

In reply to Post #16


I'm imagining one giant tooth in the middle of a mouth now!

In reply to Post #17
He keeps it clean though

In reply to Post #17
Ahh, that'd explain how they get the hole in doughnuts.

In reply to Post #16
The old "pickle stabber".....

My missus worked for 32 years as a Practice Manager in a very busy surgery in Cornwall...seven dentists, two hygienists, ten nurses and auxilary stff. Since the electric toothbrush became widley available every single dentist in that practice recommends an electric toothbrush rather than a manual one. I doubt there are many that suggest a manual brush these days. The problem with a manual brush is that most users invariably brush too hard, which will in time push the gum away from the tooth, exposing its pulp. (Google 'gum recession'.)

There is a wide variety of electric brushes on the market but all do more or less the same job. We have used THIS ONE for years and Tat and her staff sold 00s of them to their patients.

Oral B is the best decision. Oral-B toothpaste is formulated with Stannous Fluoride to strengthen teeth, protect against cavities, and be an effective antibacterial agent for a healthy smile today and protect against future damage tomorrow. The doctor also recommended such toothbrushes to me and explained how long should dry socket packet stay in . The Oral-B Pro 1000 has the essential features for the lowest price:
A two-minute timer
An easy brushing process
Compatibility with the most extensive range of brush heads.

In reply to Post #22
Have you joined just to plug electric toothbrushes?

I got one a few years back, after the first use you can really feel the difference in how mych cleaner your teeth are. Even after being out on the bank a few days with a manual one, and brushing them with the elctric when i get home, the diffence is amazing

I've been using a Phillips Sonicare for what must be near 2 decades, I'd never go back to a manual brush but always have 1 jic. In that time I've had 2 or 3 mid range Phillips, I tend to keep mine regularly charged. I like Sonicares because they are relatively quiet and last.
The Mrs on the other hand has Oral B's and in comparison they are very noisy. She also tends to forget to charge hers regularly and I assume as a consequence the batteries fail every couple of years.

In reply to Post #11
Yeah a hair and a brain implant 😂

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In reply to Post #30
I've always been lucky with my teeth. No filling or anything. Always use to use a normal brush. But since using my electric toothbrush my teeth seem to be a lot better and cleaner. Even my hygienist at the dentist sead that my teeth seem to be a lot cleaner

In reply to Post #30
**** me! I never knew that there were so many spammers out there dedicated to plugging electric tooth brushes!