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OK the new debate in our office is powered toothbrushes. I have been partial to
powered toothbrushes (especially Sonic-type) over manual toothbrushes for
several reasons. The main one being patient compliance. Our office has been
promoting the Oral-B line for several years. I have been with the practice for 1
year today. The other hygienist prefers the Oral-B Vitality and recommends it to
her patients. Today, a Sonicare rep came to the office and wanted to speak to a
hygienist. We were not seeing patients today but I was there catching up on some
stuff but the OM said there was no one there to speak to the rep. I didn't want
to make her look silly (don't know why) so kept quiet and listened in. Long
story short, the OM scheduled a "lunch" with the rep but told her that we (RDHs)
prefered Oral-B. Anyway, I want to be prepared with as much knowledge as
possible for this lunch in a couple of weeks. I personally love the
Sonicare-that is what my family uses. I have done some basic research on PubMed
but most of what I am finding is sponsored by the manufacturers, etc. What I
want to know is practical information that I can relate easily to the OM. What
do you guys prefer? Oscillating, Rotary, Sonic, manual, etc? Why?

Gail in AZ




Mon May 11, 2009 5:30 pm

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OK the new debate in our office is powered toothbrushes. I have been partial to powered toothbrushes (especially Sonic-type) over manual toothbrushes for...
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May 15, 2009
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I am a bit biased, the oral b rep 2 months before coming out with their sonic said of sonicare......what does oxygen do to bacteria?!! as if it were useless....
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comment on sonics - they drive some people nuts - me included. Carol ... From: foxboxx FOX <foxboxx@...> To: RDHTalk@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sun, 17 May 2009...
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We had the oral b rep come to our school.. We all got the new toothbrushes.. and of all that tried the brush.. 3/4 all got gingivitis.  It is because of the...
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May 18, 2009
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It completely comes down to personal preference. I love and recommend the OralB Braun because it: - has smaller brush heads which make it easier to get to the...
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May 20, 2009
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personally for recommendations, I love the sonicare and find that it gives phenomenal results...yes it is overpriced but aren't all ETB?   I recommend the...
Jo Anne Schram
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May 27, 2009
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Oh my goodness, Jo Ann, your response sounds like it came from my mouth! I agree completely. I think a manual toothbrush is highly effective, IF used properly...
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May 28, 2009
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I don't like the sonicare, but my boss does.  I think it's too much of a vibration.  I prefer the Oral-B because it's small head is much like the polishing...
Meryl Schwartz
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Jun 4, 2009
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I had heard that sonicare lost their pattent so oral B came out with a $20 "knock-off" sonic TB, I just saw crest advertise one as well. Has anyone tried them?...
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