Comments for Toot Brush - Best ToothBrushes http://www.tooth-brush.net New generation best toothbrush. Tue, 25 Oct 2011 14:51:48 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Oral B 7000 by sharon http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-7000.html#comment-57 sharon Tue, 25 Oct 2011 14:51:48 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-7000.html#comment-57 That's a great question! I'm not too sure what toothbrush you should buy. But check out this website http://www.oralb.com/en-CA/products/default.aspx#f=0_2&overlay=flossaction&s=&rd= Good luck :) That’s a great question! I’m not too sure what toothbrush you should buy. But check out this website
http://www.oralb.com/en-CA/products/default.aspx#f=0_2&overlay=flossaction&s=&rd=

Good luck :)

]]> Comment on Battery Operated Toothbrushes by gpwarren98 http://www.tooth-brush.net/battery-operated-toothbrushes.html#comment-102 gpwarren98 Tue, 25 Oct 2011 12:42:54 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/battery-operated-toothbrushes.html#comment-102 Does an electric toothbrush really clean your teeth better than a manual toothbrush? Many dental experts say "no," maintaining that if you brush for two minutes at least twice a day, floss, and visit your dentist regularly, manual brushes and electric toothbrushes are equally effective. Some dentists note, however, that they've seen improvement in periodontal disease after patients started using an electric toothbrush. The best reviews compare electric toothbrushes not only with other electric brushes, but also with manual brushing. Consumer Reports magazine does the best electric toothbrush testing in the U.S., enlisting testers who normally brush manually. Although not all tested toothbrushes are available in the U.S., Australia's Choice Magazine and England's Which? Magazine also compare electric toothbrushes with a test methodology equal to that of Consumer Reports. We found more scientific data at the Web site of the American Dental Association and The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research. The problem with any kind of toothbrush is that most of us just aren't very dentally self-disciplined. A number of articles we came across in our research say that most Americans brush for only 30 to 60 seconds, which is half the time recommended by dentists, and not nearly long enough to enable the fluoride in toothpaste to work properly. Reviews say the best electric toothbrushes come with a two-minute timer and are able to reach hard-to-clean areas better than most of us tend to do with a manual brush, making them a worthy addition to your collection of dental-hygiene products. Does an electric toothbrush really clean your teeth better than a manual toothbrush? Many dental experts say “no,” maintaining that if you brush for two minutes at least twice a day, floss, and visit your dentist regularly, manual brushes and electric toothbrushes are equally effective. Some dentists note, however, that they’ve seen improvement in periodontal disease after patients started using an electric toothbrush.

The best reviews compare electric toothbrushes not only with other electric brushes, but also with manual brushing. Consumer Reports magazine does the best electric toothbrush testing in the U.S., enlisting testers who normally brush manually. Although not all tested toothbrushes are available in the U.S., Australia’s Choice Magazine and England’s Which? Magazine also compare electric toothbrushes with a test methodology equal to that of Consumer Reports. We found more scientific data at the Web site of the American Dental Association and The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.

The problem with any kind of toothbrush is that most of us just aren’t very dentally self-disciplined. A number of articles we came across in our research say that most Americans brush for only 30 to 60 seconds, which is half the time recommended by dentists, and not nearly long enough to enable the fluoride in toothpaste to work properly. Reviews say the best electric toothbrushes come with a two-minute timer and are able to reach hard-to-clean areas better than most of us tend to do with a manual brush, making them a worthy addition to your collection of dental-hygiene products.

]]> Comment on Oral B Toothbrush by Slade V http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-toothbrush.html#comment-49 Slade V Tue, 25 Oct 2011 12:10:28 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-toothbrush.html#comment-49 hey there, I would personally discard oral B and sonicare for toothbrushes. I don't like electric toothbrushes as they are just fancy gimmicks. I would suggest getting this toothbrush its called the soladey. You dont need toothpaste with it and it works even better then everything else. you can buy it on the net. Google it. hey there,

I would personally discard oral B and sonicare for toothbrushes. I don’t like electric toothbrushes as they are just fancy gimmicks. I would suggest getting this toothbrush its called the soladey. You dont need toothpaste with it and it works even better then everything else. you can buy it on the net. Google it.

]]> Comment on Oral B Toothbrush by William F http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-toothbrush.html#comment-41 William F Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:51:47 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-toothbrush.html#comment-41 Inductive coupling. There is a coil of wire at the base of the toothbrush inside the plastic charger stand and there is another coil inside the plastic base of the toothbrush itslf. When you pass an alternating electrical current through the coil in the charger stand (the driver coil), it causes a magnetic field to expand and collapse in time with the current. Now this expanding and collapsing magnetic field penetrates though both platic cases of the toothbrush and it's charging base and as this primary magnetic field cuts across the coil of wire inside the base of the toothbrush case it induces a secondary current to flow in this coil (the driven or secondary coil) which is sufficient to charge the battery in the toothbrush. Inductive coupling. There is a coil of wire at the base of the toothbrush inside the plastic charger stand and there is another coil inside the plastic base of the toothbrush itslf. When you pass an alternating electrical current through the coil in the charger stand (the driver coil), it causes a magnetic field to expand and collapse in time with the current. Now this expanding and collapsing magnetic field penetrates though both platic cases of the toothbrush and it’s charging base and as this primary magnetic field cuts across the coil of wire inside the base of the toothbrush case it induces a secondary current to flow in this coil (the driven or secondary coil) which is sufficient to charge the battery in the toothbrush.

]]> Comment on Oral B Triumph 9500 by Lady X http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-triumph-9500.html#comment-6 Lady X Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:26:13 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/oral-b-triumph-9500.html#comment-6 I believe from my sales rep they are going to discontinue the Intelliclean, people find it to hard to find the refills and its pricey. The Elite does the same just add your own paste! I believe from my sales rep they are going to discontinue the Intelliclean, people find it to hard to find the refills and its pricey.
The Elite does the same just add your own paste!

]]> Comment on Battery Operated Toothbrushes by -DC- http://www.tooth-brush.net/battery-operated-toothbrushes.html#comment-104 -DC- Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:46:41 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/battery-operated-toothbrushes.html#comment-104 They can be, if used correctly. They can be, if used correctly.

]]> Comment on Sonic Tooth Brush by Emma http://www.tooth-brush.net/sonic-tooth-brush.html#comment-127 Emma Mon, 24 Oct 2011 16:36:10 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/sonic-tooth-brush.html#comment-127 -Electric sonic is good. Anything from a drug store is great. Do not use dollar store ones. -Electric sonic is good. Anything from a drug store is great. Do not use dollar store ones.

]]> Comment on Best Electric Toothbrush by Vamp59 http://www.tooth-brush.net/best-electric-toothbrush.html#comment-65 Vamp59 Mon, 24 Oct 2011 15:57:57 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/best-electric-toothbrush.html#comment-65 I recommened oral-b, there are very good electric toothbushes, and cost around £20 I recommened oral-b, there are very good electric toothbushes, and cost around £20

]]> Comment on Tooth Brush Timer by Picture Taker http://www.tooth-brush.net/tooth-brush-timer.html#comment-116 Picture Taker Mon, 24 Oct 2011 14:38:49 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/tooth-brush-timer.html#comment-116 Just turn your brush back on and keep brushing until you are satisfied. Don't wait the full two minutes for the brush to turn off. Just push the "on-off" switch to shut it off when you are done. Please do not fell insulted by my directions about how to turn the Sonicare off. I've had more than a couple of patients ask me how to do it. They said that the manual was not very clear on this point. I never checked... Just turn your brush back on and keep brushing until you are satisfied. Don’t wait the full two minutes for the brush to turn off. Just push the “on-off” switch to shut it off when you are done.

Please do not fell insulted by my directions about how to turn the Sonicare off. I’ve had more than a couple of patients ask me how to do it. They said that the manual was not very clear on this point. I never checked…

]]> Comment on Best Electric Tooth Brush by Voltron http://www.tooth-brush.net/best-electric-tooth-brush.html#comment-12 Voltron Mon, 24 Oct 2011 14:26:09 +0000 http://www.tooth-brush.net/best-electric-tooth-brush.html#comment-12 keep in mind that a regualr tooth brush is just as effective as an electric one and is many times less expensie. There is no real evidence that an electric tooth brush is any better other than what is released by the makers of the electric brush. the only thing plus side independent research shows is short lived. That is that initially people are motivated to brush with thier new electric brush and do so, but once that motivation goes away people slack. Also many people dont replace the heads as often as they should be. I personally would tell you to save you money. Do not be fool by the sonic logo. In dentistry we use ultrasonic cleaners, these cleaners work at a frequency that requires a permit ( a dental or hygienge license ) to use, the reason is the frequency that the ultrasonic cleaner work at can drill in to a tooth if not used correctly. Many of the electric tooth brushes will slap on sonic on their brushes because its sounds like the ultra sonic cleaner at the dental office but they are not the same thing. the level of sound emitted those tooth brushes is meaningless. keep in mind that a regualr tooth brush is just as effective as an electric one and is many times less expensie. There is no real evidence that an electric tooth brush is any better other than what is released by the makers of the electric brush. the only thing plus side independent research shows is short lived. That is that initially people are motivated to brush with thier new electric brush and do so, but once that motivation goes away people slack. Also many people dont replace the heads as often as they should be.

I personally would tell you to save you money. Do not be fool by the sonic logo. In dentistry we use ultrasonic cleaners, these cleaners work at a frequency that requires a permit ( a dental or hygienge license ) to use, the reason is the frequency that the ultrasonic cleaner work at can drill in to a tooth if not used correctly. Many of the electric tooth brushes will slap on sonic on their brushes because its sounds like the ultra sonic cleaner at the dental office but they are not the same thing. the level of sound emitted those tooth brushes is meaningless.

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