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Old 22 Feb 18, 07:08 PM  
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My Oral B is still charging after 3 years but I may need to change the head within the next year!



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Old 22 Feb 18, 07:28 PM  
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I had a cheaper Oral B and after about 6 months it started to lose battery life really quickly. We got a better quality one and it’s lasted well so far
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Old 22 Feb 18, 10:38 PM  
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Sonicare for me. DH has an oral-b but I’ve used his and my teeth feel much cleaner with my sonicare.
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Old 22 Feb 18, 10:51 PM  
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I just replaced my 10yr old oral b one with another oral b - it hadn't gone completely but I was having to charge it every few days, I'm pretty happy with that after that long though!
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Old 22 Feb 18, 11:03 PM  
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Oral B
The higher the number on the box the better the brush although the higher the number the pricier the toothbrush too lol

My friend is an area manager for oral b
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Old 22 Feb 18, 11:14 PM  
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I've asked the question at my dentist many times.

Whoever I've seen has always said the same ...

one isn't better than the other, it's how you clean using them.
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Old 22 Feb 18, 11:23 PM  
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Sonic Care Diamond Clean gets my vote, had several Oral-B brushes last just over a year before needing daily charges so thought I'd try the Phillips and I have to say I don't think my teeth have ever felt cleaner
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Old 23 Feb 18, 11:46 AM  
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We’ve had a Philips Sonic care for about 4 years now. Touch wood ours and DD are still going strong but DS & DiL had to replace theirs at Christmas. Since using the Sonicare my teeth have been much better and I would happily buy another.
our sonicare is also just over 4 years old and not had any issues. my mum also has one which is a similar age.

having tried a couple of other cheap models (oral-b and some random one from asda) i dont think ill ever stray from sonicare, it's just *so* much better. after using the oral-b one (which cost £25 on a half price offer) for years, it wasnt until i tried the sonicare i realised just how poor a job the oral-b one was doing. my teeth felt loads cleaner after using it...
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Old 23 Feb 18, 08:25 PM  
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I just replaced my old oral b one of 10 years. Still working but having to charge everyday. I would recommend an oral b 2000 or higher but I wouldn’t pay stupid money
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