This 'Dentist-Visit Clean' Electric Toothbrush Is The Best $100 You'll Spend On Yourself
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“I want to buy one of these toothbrushes for everybody I know,” says one reviewer.
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If your toothbrush’s bristles have lately looked like those of an old broom, it’s probably time to replace them. Here’s your sign to do so while electric-powering your dental health. This popular rechargeable electric toothbrush is loved by many for its battery life, travel case and light-up pressure sensor that warns you if you’re brushing too hard. Most importantly, reviewers love this brush because of its cleaning power — “I literally feel like I’ve gone to the dentist after using this toothbrush,” says one.
This Oral-B Series 3 electric toothbrush includes a travel case, a charging cord and an extra brush head. It also has a built-in two-minute timer, which breaks down brush time into four 30-second intervals for each quadrant of your mouth, and three cleaning modes for customized brushing: daily clean, sensitive, and whitening. A pressure sensor alerts you when you’re brushing too hard or need to apply more pressure, plus it claims to last up to two weeks on a single charge, and many customers seem to agree.
“I’m really glad I bought this,” says one reviewer. “It is way better than the budget old-school ones like my 5000 series. The brush spins better, it is quiet in comparison, the battery lasts a really long time, and it gets my teeth squeaky clean.”
If you need that dentist-clean feel, grab this Oral-B electric toothbrush while it’s on sale today, and read on for more promising reviews.
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