#Sonicare

[megahorous]

I got a electric toothbrush, at the dentist's recommendation

I tried it out today

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[kissycat]

5(?) day sonic toothbrush review my teeth actually do feel much smoother and cleaner especially in the areas that were hard to reach with a normal electric toothbrush. Might be a game changer for real

[lewdligu]

Two is better than one.~

[rimouskis]

still in the never had a cavity gang 🙏 thank you parents for my teeth genes 🙏

[confinesofmy]

i have a fresh teastain on one of my front teeth and i'm trying something new called "focusing the full brunt of a sonic toothbrush on it for 20 seconds at a time" and wowee zowee it's getting smaller every day. fuck a whitestrip, you should just blast the fuck out of your teeth every night.*

*this activity may lead to unrecoverable enamel loss. the blogger does not condone this activity nor do they recommend it. please speak with your dental professional before performing any dental task outside of standard brushing and flossing. this disclaimer applicable to all statements made regarding dental activities.

[imwritesometimes]

spare toothbrush vs no spare toothbrush disc horse is, I think, very dependent on what kind of toothbrush you use. My mother was a dental assistant for many many many years. We had electric toothbrushes long before most ppl did cause that was my mom's field and she wanted her family to have the best of the best for oral hygiene. So we didn't have extra toothbrushes lying around but we always had replacement heads for the electric toothbrushes.....

[bigdaddysweetbone]

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[chronicswitch]

Help wanted: I flew close to the sun and now my hands and other chronic pain are not cooperating to brush my teeth. Helpp

[akkawi]

My mom has a sonicare but she never takes the head off and cleans in between the head and body of the toothbrush (which you should do every time you brush your teeth or AT LEAST once a week) and she never cleans the charger either (it was CRUSTY). And she's never replaced the head because she says it's $40 to get new ones WHEN IT'S NOT IF YOU BUY THEM ONLINE. THATS SO NASTY.

[theperfecno]

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[copperbadge]

A while back, I remember you talking about a toothbrush that was so good you almost didn't need to floss? Do you remember what toothbrush it was? Thank you!

Oh sure! Although you may be slightly misremembering, I've definitely posted about that.

For context, as with many people with ADHD I have trouble managing dental hygiene, and while I usually manage to brush twice a day, flossing is beyond me. Especially because I also have unusually sensitive gums -- I've had dentists in the past who were like "Yeah, I can see why you don't floss." There are some people for whom the whole "if you floss regularly it'll toughen your gums" thing simply isn't true. (It's...possible that's true for everyone, there have been very few actual studies with good data on the efficacy and impact of flossing.)

My current dentist recommended that if I wasn't going to floss, I should get an electric toothbrush -- she said any electric toothbrush is at least better than only manual brushing without flossing, but the Phillips Sonicare is the one she recommended. She said that using the Sonicare, as long as you use it for at least two minutes solid and make sure you hit your gumlines, was almost as good as flossing.

I think it's a great indication of how people who struggle with certain tasks and also the medical professionals treating them can sometimes focus so hard on what you ought to be doing that they miss what you are capable of doing -- sure it would probably actually be best if I flossed, but since that's not really on the table, my dentist and I chose to seek almost-as-good alternatives rather than just go back into the cycle of "I don't floss and you scold me for it" which dominated the first 35 years or so of my life. It's one of those perfect is the enemy of good things, where your options seem to be "success or failure" but are actually "success, moderate improvement, or failure".