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Best tooth brush out there

Vegeta · 2006-06-26 14:26:48

Hey guys I was just wondering what toothbrush you'd recommend. I am an adult male currently using a normal toothbrush with mild bristles. I am thinking of changing over to an expensive electric but was wonderin what do you guys recommend. I was thinking of buying the new philips sonicare!

26-06-2006 2:26pm

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Vegeta

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Hey guys I was just wondering what toothbrush you'd recommend. I am an adult male currently using a normal toothbrush with mild bristles. I am thinking of changing over to an expensive electric but was wonderin what do you guys recommend.

I was thinking of buying the new philips sonicare!

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#2 26-06-2006 3:18pm

btkm8unsl0w5r4

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Its really not the brush but the technique that counts....however having said that I use a sonicare and lots of peoples find them good. I also like the waterpik or oxyjet for cleaning between you teeth...these are however expansive

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#3 27-06-2006 10:54am

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Oral B 360, thats what I was told be my dental hygenist. It really good if you have braces because it gets in everywhere. So it's really good!

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#4 29-06-2006 6:57pm

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Since getting my braces, the colgate actibrush just wasn't doing the job so I picked up the Colgate Massager. My dentist only commented yesterday how good my hygeine is so I'm quite happy to continue using this brush.

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