When choosing an electric toothbrush, one should look for one that has a dense rotating head or brush tufts that are close and compact. Also, a timer for two minutes and a rechargeable but lightweight handle are preferable. Make sure the one you choose is a popular brand; there's nothing worse than spending lots of time looking all over the place for replacement brush heads.t
When choosing an electronic toothbrush, the Wisconsin Dental Association suggests that you keep in mind the same guidelines you would follow when selecting a manual toothbrush. An electronic toothbrush with a small head and soft to medium synthetic bristles is ideal.
Other things to keep in mind:
- thickness of the handle for a good grip
- size of the brush head
- how many batteries are needed
- price
- warranty
- length of bristles
- shape of bristles
- built in timer.
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