Should I Buy an Electronic or Power Tootbrush?
Been wondering if you should get an power toothbrush also known as a electric toothbrush? Studies shows that power toothbrushes with rotating-oscillating heads can remove significantly additional more plaque than a normal everyday toothbrush. As plaque hardens over time, it must be removed by a dentist, but if it is caught early, an electric toothbrush can completely remove existing plaque and ensure that no new plaque builds up thus protecting you in the future. While a normal toothbrush can do the same thing, the power brush can easily get into nooks and crannies near the gum line where plaque normally hides. Electric toothbrushes can reach back teeth and other difficult-to-reach spots without much hassle. The area around the back molars and on the back of the front teeth is often missed when using a normal toothbrush. An power brush needs only to be passed over the area to do its work all on its own. This ensures a more thorough cleaning in those areas that often draw plaques and ge
