First things first; what's the difference between an electric toothbrush and a sonic toothbrush? Essentially, one rotates while the other vibrates. So inst ...

Dr. Lior Tamir, cosmetic and reconstructive dentist in San Mateo, Calif.

Philips' BrushSync technology will tell you how long you've been using your brush head. A light on the handle will blink and the Sonic toothbrush will beep, letting you know it's time to order a ...

it’s a triple threat~ While I would have loved the brush head to have its own protector — and, for the vibrations to have been a note more gentle — it’s a worthy pick. The Sonic Electric ...

The 4100’s brush head feels gentle yet effective; it’s a sonic one, meaning its shape is oblong and flat instead of round (like you’ll find on the Oral-B picks). It has a variety of bristle ...

The Spotlight’s sonic tech tackles stains without making your teeth feel like they’ve been through the wringer. There’s a dedicated whitening mode, and the three different brush heads mean ...

The Autobrush Sonic Pro targets the entire mouth in 30 seconds, thanks to its double-sided nylon toothbrush head that cleans every tooth surface simultaneously. Is the Autobrush Sonic Pro electric ...

She added that the vibrations created by Philips brushes help users clean hard-to-reach areas and that the brush head shape—rectangular ... come out in favor of sonic brushes like those made ...

two triple sonic brush heads and a toothbrush travel case. This general supply of accessories means you won’t be forking out for extra toothbrush heads or water flossing tips for a while yet.

High-tech tools like the Sonic Brush clean all teeth in just 30 seconds, revolutionizing dental care. This automatic toothbrush combines efficiency, safety, and ease. It effectively removes plaque ...

But one basic decision to make is between the two main types: a rotating/oscillating toothbrush, which has a round head that rotates back and forth, or a sonic toothbrush, which generally has a ...