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Reply to: Do you use an Electric Toothbrush?
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i don't use one.
i had one & tried using it for a period but found it too messy & fiddly.
I'm more comfortable with the good old fashioned toothbrush
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Back on topic. No. But Ive been meaning to at the behest of my dentist.
It's just that when I make the effort to actually buy one, I forget whet he has recommended and get bewildered by the panoply of different available devices.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThat was my sockie.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostCojak, do us all a quick favour while you've got the ban hammer out please.
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Originally posted by pscont View Postblah blah blah.
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Originally posted by Mabs J The Chaffinch View PostThinking of making the big switch myself but just interested to hear of others’ experiences of post switch dental hygiene, in particular, what sort of feedback have you been getting from your hygienist since making the big switch?
My hygienst bangs on about flossing or interdental brushes more than choice of toothbrush.
I would say, I did used to have a tendency to brush too hard and caused some gum damage. Electric brushes can have a feature to tell you if you're pressing too hard, which is useful.
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