Unlike most electric toothbrushes with rotating bristles, this one pulsates. This is said to be more hygienic than competitors and can reach different areas. Considering the brush is well over $100, it also helps that you only need to replace the head once a year — and only charge it once every six months. Win-win!
Though many electric toothbrushes have harder bristles, this option features softer ones. If you're a bit sensitive — or you aren't trying to rid gum disease — this could be a better solution for you. It features a two-and-a-half-minute timer that helps you overachieve your daily brushing routine. One charge will last you three weeks — making it perfect for those who forget to plug in.
This is among the most affordable and its larger head means it'll cover most of your tooth as you swipe on by. It will also notify you if you're brushing too intensely, which can be good if you're prone to a heavy hand. Every 30 seconds, a timer will sound, letting you know it's time to move to another part of your mouth.
