- rechargeable electric toothbrush

Claire Bates updated: 11: 07 EDT rating November 16, 2010: I have heard of sonic screwdriver as a doctor but I have never seen sonic toothbrush before.
But according to Philips, Sonicare FlexCare Plus is the most advanced and effective way to clean teeth.
This future device does not rotate at speed as traditional electronic toothbrushes, but vibrates at a very high frequency.
I was worried when I first opened Sonicare, but I was impressed by how thorough the patches and debris it had fallen off my mouth.
I can't feel the handle vibration either, it's a relief, only the outline brush moves at speed.
This vibration takes a little bit of time to get used to and feels very itchy on the gums, but after two minutes my Gnasher felt like they were cleaned up by the dental hygienist.
Sound waves have five brushing patterns
This includes two-
One minute cleaning, one minute refresh, sensitive cleaning, gentle gum massage and three-
The problem area setting for minutes.
Fully charged, lasting impressive three-
A few weeks later, with a suitcase, it was easy to take a vacation.
But there is no adapter for the toothbrush, so if there is no shaver plug in the bathroom, you need to buy one.
I noticed that the electric toothbrush will get dirty soon.
Philips solved the problem by including a sterilizer that killed 99% of bacteria on the brush head in a few minutes using UV coils.
The 199 RRP is too expensive, no matter how much the toothbrush will be in the future.
But recently both Phillips and John Lewis have offered a minimum price of £ 99 --
I said go out and get one now.