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Dental Hygiene – Using an electric toothbrush with brush tracking

Dental Hygiene. Using an electric toothbrush with brush tracking.

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 Dental Hygiene. Using an electric toothbrush with brush tracking.

  1. Many talk of the increased effectiveness and tooth tracking of an electric toothbrush being very supporting for dental hygiene.
Dental Hygiene – Using an electric toothbrush with brush tracking

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Community member ★★★★★★★★★★ Carried over

An electric toothbrush is a great idea until you need to charge it and can't remember where the charger is and haven't got any spare plug spots. I've ditched the electric and gone old school and I like it.

Community member Carried over

I use a brushing monitor daily. it helps me focus on staying in the bathroom and finishing the task a

Community member Carried over

Um. I've taken the view that its so much better then I don't need the full 2 minutes! Definitely better than manual and better than before.

Community member Carried over

Never heard of brush tracking before

Community member Carried over

I need more help than this alone, it doesn't motivate me to brush twice, I am always exhausted by the time I go up to bed, or just fall asleep on the sofa. I burn out every day.

Community member Carried over

IT's the wrong thing .

It's important to brush . But we have to REMEMBER to do so , we don't all have a exact routine , they need to put an alarm INTO the toothbrush! And the roll on! and the dental floss , and the mouth wash , if we've left ourselfs enough time to get out of the door .

Community member Carried over

Agree with last comment - my electric toothbrush reminds me to do my whole mouth and not skimp, but this only works on the days I even manage to pick it up......

Community member Carried over

It's more about remembering to brush them in the first place I keep mine on a shelf in my w/c downstairs that way I'm more likely to remember than if it was upstairs.

Community member Carried over

It's more about remembering to brush them in the first place I keep mine on a shelf in my w/c downstairs that way I'm more likely to remember than if it was upstairs.

Community member Carried over

Agree with last comment - my electric toothbrush reminds me to do my whole mouth and not skimp, but this only works on the days I even manage to pick it up......

Community member Carried over

IT's the wrong thing .

It's important to brush . But we have to REMEMBER to do so , we don't all have a exact routine , they need to put an alarm INTO the toothbrush! And the roll on! and the dental floss , and the mouth wash , if we've left ourselfs enough time to get out of the door .

Community member Carried over

I need more help than this alone, it doesn't motivate me to brush twice, I am always exhausted by the time I go up to bed, or just fall asleep on the sofa. I burn out every day.

Community member Carried over

Never heard of brush tracking before

ADHD UK ★★★★★★★★★★ Carried over

Um. I've taken the view that its so much better then I don't need the full 2 minutes! Definitely better than manual and better than before.

ADHD UK ★★★★★★★★★★ Carried over

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