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What are the different kinds of Electric Toothbrushes?

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There are dozens of electric toothbrushes on the market. Chances are if you head to the store to buy one you’ll quickly become overwhelmed. Here are some descriptions of a handful of the leading electric toothbrushes directly from the manufacturer’s websites, so you can get a feel for the features that are available and what you’ll be looking for.

Oral-B 3D Excel Plaque Remover D17535
“Removes plaque with 40,000 in-and-out pulsating movements per minute, while the side-to-side oscillations whisk it away. Prevent build-up of stains and whitens teeth; helps prevent gum disease, the leading cause of tooth loss. 3 brush heads and brush-head storage compartment included; handle holds charge up to 2 weeks. 2-minute pulsing signal when recommended brushing time has elapsed.”

Oral-B Sonic Complete
“The first sonic toothbrush from Oral-B is specifically designed to offer you complete mouth care. Oral-B Sonic Complete® removes plaque to help prevent tooth decay, promotes firmer, healthier gums, and removes harmful, odor-causing bacteria from your tongue. Features multiple brushing modes (clean, soft, and massage) for a customized clean, by effectively removing plaque, gently stimulating gums and naturally whitening teeth.”

Oral-B CrossAction
“The Oral-B CrossAction Power Max is an incredible value in power cleaning. This new rechargeable brush offers the convenience of sustained rechargeable cleaning power, combined with the clinically proven benefits of a rotating PowerHead™ with CrissCross® bristles. It delivers a deep, consistent clean every day.

“Its CrissCross bristles reach deep between teeth and along the gumline to lift and sweep away plaque, while the rotating PowerHead effectively surrounds teeth to loosen and whisk away plaque from surfaces and hard-to-reach back teeth. The result is a deep, complete clean.

“CrossAction Power features an ultra-thin handle with soft, rubberized grip for greater comfort and control, and offers a choice of easily replaceable soft or medium brushheads.”

Sonicare Elite 7300
“You don't want to miss out on the slim, angled neck and contour-fit, extra gentle bristles and the unique ergonomic, lightweight handle that the Elite series provides. The Elite 7300 is Sonicare's standard Elite model, and it provides serious oral care—which is an important part of your total care.

“The Sonicare 7300 features Smartimer, Easy-start and Dual Speed Control. For thorough brushing, the 7300 comes with Quadpacer, which tells you when to move the brush to the next quadrant of your mouth.”

Sonicare Elite 9500
“Now with the Custom Care System, you can tailor your brushing experience to your personal oral care needs. With 2 brush head sizes and 2 speeds (Max and Gentle) you can achieve optimal results.”

Sonicare Essence
“If you want the slim, angled neck, contour-fit bristles and ultra high bristle speed found in the Elite, but without a complete range of special features, Sonicare Essence is for you. It's a sensible way to benefit from the superior sonic technology of Sonicare. These brushes still have a number of Sonicare helpful features – Easy-start, Smartimer and a recharge indicator. The 5500 also includes Quadpacer and an extra brush head.”

Sources
http://www.epinions.com
http://www.sonicare.com/products/elite/elite9500.asp
http://www.oral-b.com/home.asp
http://www.electric-toothbrushes.net/guide.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Toothbrush

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