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Wow, I eventually gave in and got one, the feeling of cleanliness surpasses every manual brushing effort by far!
Who else does their brushing the tech way?
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I love mine. It's the Oral B Braun Triumph. It's made in germany ( :wink: ), and it's got the power to shake all of your teeth right out of your head. The only thing I don't like is paying nearly $30 for 4 flossing heads.
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I've been using a SonicCare for years... haven't had a single dental problom since I began using it. :tup:
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Jerrod wrote:I love mine. It's the Oral B Braun Triumph. It's made in germany ( :wink: ), and it's got the power to shake all of your teeth right out of your head. The only thing I don't like is paying nearly $30 for 4 flossing heads.

Yep that's what I use. Those flossing heads own but I cheaped out the last time and bought some generics that don't have the floss dealies.
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Ipswich wrote:
Jerrod wrote:I love mine. It's the Oral B Braun Triumph. It's made in germany ( :wink: ), and it's got the power to shake all of your teeth right out of your head. The only thing I don't like is paying nearly $30 for 4 flossing heads.

Yep that's what I use. Those flossing heads own but I cheaped out the last time and bought some generics that don't have the floss dealies.
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im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

lil elbow grease never hurt anyone.
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bought a 2-pack on sale a couple years ago, and will never go back to manually operated again.
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BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

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we know what SHE uses it for
you mean it's not cleaning her teeth?
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i use a sonicare and have for a few years - it's great but yeah, the replacement brush heads are pricey.
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Ipswich wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

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let me guess...you use an electric toothbrush because to do it the old fashioned way would make your arms cramp up like an 80 year old woman.
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I once was young and naive too, I thought "I can achieve clinically clean teeth with sheer muscular power", and boy, was I wrong!
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BUNGVOX wrote:
Ipswich wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

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let me guess...you use an electric toothbrush because to do it the old fashioned way would make your arms cramp up like an 80 year old woman.

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disco-dance axis wrote: brushing the tech way


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BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

lil elbow grease never hurt anyone.
well, for me, that "elbow grease" was actually hurting me. i would brush back and forth hard, and add to that the fact that i brush 4 or 5 times a day, it made my gums wear away, and reveal the roots of my gums (painful!) they filled that in, and i switch to a electric toothbrush. the circular motion is much superior than the back and forth or up and down motion you make with a regular toothbrush. i got this:
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Ipswich wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:
Ipswich wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

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let me guess...you use an electric toothbrush because to do it the old fashioned way would make your arms cramp up like an 80 year old woman.

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hey dont worry i dont hold it against you that you can't hoist up a toothbrush.

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skin & bones wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

lil elbow grease never hurt anyone.
add to that the fact that i brush 4 or 5 times a day
Whoa. Quit being fucking neurotic.
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BUNGVOX wrote:
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Jerrod wrote:
skin & bones wrote:
BUNGVOX wrote:im not opposed to electric toothbrushes but what's wrong with old school teethbrushin?

lil elbow grease never hurt anyone.
add to that the fact that i brush 4 or 5 times a day
Whoa. Quit being fucking neurotic.
i know right. can't stand the taste of dinner in my mouth. unless it was super good and didn't leave a bad aftertaste.
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