Five out of five dental professionals agree, at least in our research and interviews: An electric toothbrush is a great idea for practically anyone because using one can significantly reduce plaque ...

The proper oral health technique is to brush your teeth twice a day for 2 minutes per session. But there's more to it than just that. The type of toothbrush you use can impact how clean your teeth are ...

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Medically reviewed by Brian T. Luong, DMD Electric toothbrushes offer several advantages over manual ones. They provide ...

Using an electric toothbrush can completely change how you think about dental hygiene, only if you’re using it the right way. For many people, brushing their teeth feels like the most ordinary part of ...

Electronic toothbrushes result in 22% less gum recession and 18% less tooth decay. Almost half of US adults suffer from gum disease; a quarter have untreated cavities. Oral-B's iO Series 10's ...

Electric toothbrushes can reduce plaque and gum inflammation in trials, but dentists say technique, timing and pressure ...

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In the world of electric toothbrushes, consumers have a lot of options. But one basic decision to make is between the two main types: a rotating/oscillating toothbrush, which has a round head that ...

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This one-touch Oral-B brush promises to make the transition from a manual to electric toothbrush easy. (Yahoo Life UK) Oral-B is arguably one of the biggest brands when it comes to electric ...

How often to change your brush depends on how often you use it, but it should go when bristles start to bend. Storing it upright helps prevent bacteria buildup.