The £420 toothbrush
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Meanwhile, The Fonz sails gracefully over a toothy fish.
https://www.dyson.co.uk/oral-care/electric-toothbr...
What with all the furore about Meta glasses, attaching a camera to a vibrating personal care device seems a bold move.
https://www.dyson.co.uk/oral-care/electric-toothbr...
What with all the furore about Meta glasses, attaching a camera to a vibrating personal care device seems a bold move.
Reminds me of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street when he buys a blood pressure monitor for "less than one trip to the doctor" (or something like that).
May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
AB said:
I actually think that s a great idea.
My Sonicare was £300 so it s not a massive jump and if it works then I might take a closer look.
I had a similar one as a review item from Amazon (Amazon Vine program) and both the sonic brush and the flosser worked fine but together then were a compromise and you had to hold the toothbrush in a very specific (and unusable way) to get both benefits at the same time.My Sonicare was £300 so it s not a massive jump and if it works then I might take a closer look.
£400, bargain. This one is £800 and doesn't even have a camera 
https://www.currys.co.uk/products/oralb-io10-elect...
https://www.currys.co.uk/products/oralb-io10-elect...
Russet Grange said:
Reminds me of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street when he buys a blood pressure monitor for "less than one trip to the doctor" (or something like that).
May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
Complete agree on the interdentals; it’s a daily obsession for me and my dentist has never been poorer. May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
.:ian:. said:
£400, bargain. This one is £800 and doesn't even have a camera
https://www.currys.co.uk/products/oralb-io10-elect...
Nobody is paying that.https://www.currys.co.uk/products/oralb-io10-elect...
Simon_GH said:
Russet Grange said:
Reminds me of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street when he buys a blood pressure monitor for "less than one trip to the doctor" (or something like that).
May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
Complete agree on the interdentals; it s a daily obsession for me and my dentist has never been poorer. May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
Don't see the point of this toothbrush personally.
Russet Grange said:
May be a great device, but I remain of the opinion that the biggest advance in dental hygiene is the teepee stick. Use those once per day, on every gap between your teeth, every day, and you can kiss goodbye to cavities. If they'd been available in the 1970s there would never have been countless "drill and fill" procedures.
This 100%.Simon_GH said:
Complete agree on the interdentals; it s a daily obsession for me and my dentist has never been poorer.
Flossing string for me. Sit watching the telly of an evening and give my gnashers a good going over. Luckily I live on my own
64 and I can't remember when I last needed a filling.
Supersam83 said:
Well the current competitors in the Electric toothbrush market are more expensive:
Philips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 is £769.99
Oral-B iO10 is £800
And both of them don't have cameras or spray mouthwash between your teeth.
£120ish and £260ish from Boots/Amazon/John Lewis etcPhilips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 is £769.99
Oral-B iO10 is £800
And both of them don't have cameras or spray mouthwash between your teeth.
Sporky said:
Supersam83 said:
Well the current competitors in the Electric toothbrush market are more expensive:
Philips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 is £769.99
Oral-B iO10 is £800
And both of them don't have cameras or spray mouthwash between your teeth.
£120ish and £260ish from Boots/Amazon/John Lewis etcPhilips Sonicare Diamondclean 9000 is £769.99
Oral-B iO10 is £800
And both of them don't have cameras or spray mouthwash between your teeth.
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