What Kind of Toothbrush Do You Use: Manual or Powered

Braun's a good brand too. I will never go back to using manual brushes

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No, not all. You don't sound like a commercial. In fact that is exactly the feeling I got from my new powered brush. It is a braun advanced power rechargeable toothbrush. I wanted to buy one for years but then I saw it on sale £9.99 and it just happened I just received a £10 voucher for a some surveys I took part over the months. I then said why not and I have not regretted it at all. In fact, if there is any regret it is why I didn't get it sooner.

I got a couple coupons in the mail for a free power brush system and a free replacement head, that is how I got mine. They are a bit expensive, but to me well worth the cost, and in the long run it has helped me save some money since, I no longer have to go to the dentist as often, only for a check-up here and there.

Yes I agree with you. I started using mine just a few weeks ago. I got it at a sale at the supermarket. Lucky me. I think my teeth have never been cleaner. You need little or no effort and the brush does all the work. All you have to do is direct it the part you want it to clean and leave it there for as long as necessary and that pretty much is it.

In other words powered brushes are a form of investment.

yeah hope i can try one in the future :)

You are right, the powered ones are a bit expensive. I actually got mine at a sale. But then the powered does a much more superior job. I could not believe it. I used all sorts of manual brushes and toothpastes in the past but I never got the kind of clean and fresh feeling I get using this powered toothbrush. If it is affordable, I recommend you try it too.

I also wanted it for quite sometime but just never got to get it partly because of the cost. I actually received a £10 voucher for some surveys I did online over the past few months and it happened it was on sale for £9.99. I just went for it and it is really exciting. My teeth have never been cleaner and fresher I believe. I got the braun advanced power and the bristle head is recommended should be changed every 3 months or so.

i agree with you, powered toothbrush are expensive, ican buy 3 or four manual toothbrush..ahaha (",)

I totally agree.

Then manual it is.

I think it is not late. Since you are using and enjoying it now.

Yes I agree. It seems technology works most of the time.

Exactly, it is very useful and very helpful. Cheers.

Mine is Braun advanced power. It is rechargeable so i don't need to buy batteries. It can go for up to 5 days on a full charge.

Yeah the brush is really nice. Less effort more cleaning. Also more expensive. I like your user name. I think nokia is the best brand as well.

Wow, it seems we use the same brands. There are days I use the manual brush as well and there are days I use both at the same time.

Yeah I think the main drawback of the powered tooth brush is the cost. The whole thing is expensive but the replacement for the tooth brush "head" is quite expensive considering you may need to change it every 3 month; according to the company that makes it.

Yeah that is good. I had to buy spare heads later on. I bought 2 and they cost the same as the brush. Quite funny isn't it.

Really sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with the powered brush. I am really loving mine. I actually got it at a sale because they could be quite expensive. My teeth have never been cleaner.

Yes the powered one really gives a much more superior clean than the ordinary brush and with little or no effort. It is just a bit expensive but if it is affordable i recommend it. i actually got mine at a sale.

I just started using the powered one a few weeks ago. It really cleans much better than the manual because it rotates at a much faster rate than the hand can move. You just hold it over the area you need to clean for a while and that is it. I believe my teeth have never been cleaner. But they are quite expensive and I got mine at a sale at the local supermarket. Lucky me. I used a voucher I received for some surveys i did on line to pay for it.

The manual is good but the powered gives a much more superior clean. It is quite expensive though and I actually got mine at a sale. But if it is affordable, it is worth trying.

Exactly, the head on the powered brush is quite small. At first I wondered if it could get the job done but then I realized it had a serious advantage because it can get in between the tiny spaces an ordinary toothbrush may not be able to get to. I really like this brush.

You can actually move the powered brush much easier. It has a small circular head that rotates very fast and it can easily go into all the corners of the mouth and all those very hard to reach areas. it does all the work for you, all you have to do is hold it and direct it to where you want it to clean. Only drawback is it is a bit expensive.