When it comes to toothbrushes there are only two basic types, electric and manual. For decades people have argued about which is better, and today we are going to put an end to the debate. Are you ready? Drum roll please? The answer is — whichever you feel comfortable with.
For most users manual models work just fine, but those with special needs may need an electric. As a general rule, electric toothbrushes are better for people who suffer from arthritis or other conditions that inhibit manual dexterity. Yes, they are a bit more expensive, but a good electric toothbrush will last for many years.
What to look for? Just like traditional toothbrushes, electric models come with different sized heads. Choosing a brush head that is too large can irritate your mouth and gums, while selecting one that it too small may result in improper brushing. Our advice to any new user is to start with the standard size brush and then purchase replacement brush heads as needed. (more...)


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