Top 3 Electric Toothbrushes

Elec­tric tooth­brush­es are much more effi­cient than con­ven­tion­al ones. And these are not only the results of clin­i­cal tri­als (as we are told from the screens), but also the corny own expe­ri­ence of CHIP edi­tors. At the same time, as prac­tice has shown, such brush­es do not harm even recon­struct­ed teeth: at least, we have not record­ed a case of loss of fill­ings or, more­over, frag­ments of teeth. Read on to find out which elec­tric tooth­brush to choose for your needs and bud­get.

What is the dif­fer­ence between expen­sive mod­els and afford­able ones? Basi­cal­ly, the num­ber of modes, bat­tery capac­i­ty, com­plete­ness (expen­sive ones are often sold with a case or spare noz­zles). If you have nev­er used elec­tric tooth­brush­es, you can buy the sim­plest mod­el for a cou­ple of thou­sand rubles and try it. Like it — take a more advanced ver­sion. Both of them are in our col­lec­tion.

Philips Sonicare CleanCare+ HX3212

To brush your teeth, mod­ern tech­nol­o­gy is used — plaque is cleaned due to the high fre­quen­cy of sound vibra­tions. More­over, for effec­tive whiten­ing of tooth enam­el and gum care, the noz­zle that comes with the kit is enough. Although it is pos­si­ble to install addi­tion­al Philips heads, which will have to be pur­chased sep­a­rate­ly. The brush has an adap­ta­tion mode that allows the teeth to get used to and is designed for 14 brush­ings — in it the vibra­tions increase grad­u­al­ly with each next brush­ing.

Among the fea­tures of the mod­el, it is worth not­ing the pres­ence of a 2‑minute timer to pre­vent dam­age to the enam­el, a com­fort­able rub­ber­ized han­dle and an attrac­tive design. The bat­tery life of the NiMH bat­tery reach­es 10 days. The vibra­tion fre­quen­cy of the head is 31,000 per minute, the weight is only 300 g, the charge is con­trolled using a spe­cial indi­ca­tor. And among the minus­es there is only a long time for charg­ing the device — up to 24 hours.

Braun Oral‑B Vitality 3D White D12.513W

The bris­tles are col­ored in dif­fer­ent col­ors. Green ones clean the lat­er­al sur­face, blue ones are for inter­den­tal spaces and are an indi­ca­tor of wear. If the col­or of the bris­tles has changed, then it’s time to change the noz­zle. The rub­ber cup of the head pro­vides a pol­ish­ing effect and removes dark spots on the enam­el. A built-in timer for 2 min­utes avoids dam­age to the enam­el due to long brush­ing.

A full charge of the bat­tery is enough for a week of work. Although there is only one noz­zle in the kit, you can addi­tion­al­ly buy almost any heads, includ­ing a spe­cial chil­dren’s one. Of the minus­es — the lack of a charge lev­el indi­ca­tor and a long charg­ing time (16 hours).

Polaris PETB 0101 BL/TC

New from Polaris has 5 dif­fer­ent modes of oper­a­tion. Sen­si­tive is suit­able for dai­ly oral care — it uses a min­i­mum inten­si­ty of pul­sa­tions. Once a week, you can use a more intense Clean. There are also whiten­ing, pol­ish­ing and gum care modes. To switch between modes, you need to press a sin­gle but­ton on the case, and when you turn off the device, the brush remem­bers the choice, and the next time you don’t need to do it.

One charge of the brush should be enough for 1.5–2 months of use. For recharg­ing, a water­proof con­tact­less base is used. The kit also includes a trav­el case with USB charg­ing and 3 inter­change­able ear tips. The brush is IPX7 water-resis­tant, so you can safe­ly wash it under run­ning water.

Donfeel HSD-008

In the lat­ter case, the use of a soft rub­ber­ized noz­zle is rec­om­mend­ed. The mod­el also has three noz­zles — stan­dard, inter­den­tal and ultra­vi­o­let dis­in­fec­tor.

Among the addi­tion­al fea­tures of the device are a com­plete set with a trav­el case and a charg­ing stand, a 2‑minute timer and a min­i­mum weight of only 107 g with a noz­zle. The cost of addi­tion­al heads is also low. And among the minus­es, it is worth high­light­ing the splash­ing of tooth­paste dur­ing oper­a­tion, the rel­a­tive­ly low auton­o­my of 40 min­utes in a row and the out­dat­ed miniUSB con­nec­tor on the case.

Sencor SOC3311BK

As in oth­er mod­els, a timer is installed here, which helps to con­trol the clean­ing of dif­fer­ent areas. It fires every 30 sec­onds. The clean­ing cycle is lim­it­ed to 2 min­utes.

The auton­o­my of the brush is quite high: 180 min­utes. If you brush your teeth twice a day, the charge will last for a month and a half. Since charg­ing takes place in a con­tact­less way, it takes quite a long time: about 15 hours.

Emmi-dent 6 Professional

Such man­u­fac­tura­bil­i­ty also affect­ed the price: a brush costs about 14,000 rubles. The man­u­fac­tur­er empha­sizes that it is suit­able not only for peo­ple with sen­si­tive teeth and gums, but also for own­ers of crowns, den­tal bridges, crowns, implants and braces. When clean­ing, ultra­son­ic tech­nol­o­gy is used, that is, the brush does not vibrate and does not make annoy­ing sounds. But it only works with a spe­cial non-abra­sive paste. The descrip­tion states that clean­ing also pro­vides an antibac­te­r­i­al effect on the gums to a depth of 12 mm. True, we could not imag­ine this.

The bat­tery capac­i­ty is suf­fi­cient for 17 days of oper­a­tion.

Xiaomi Mijia T100

Bat­tery life is about a month. These are very impres­sive fig­ures, because Xiao­mi Mijia T100 is equipped with a 700 mAh bat­tery. True, it will be charged up to 100% for at least 12 hours. But this is not such a big prob­lem if you look at the total bat­tery life. The T100 line is pre­sent­ed in three col­ors: pink, white and blue.

As soon as it falls into your hands, it will give the impres­sion that you are hold­ing a toy. The small weight of Xiao­mi Mijia T100, name­ly 42 g, makes it easy to use it in the oral cav­i­ty. The aver­age price for this mod­el rarely exceeds 1000 rubles. If you want an inex­pen­sive but high-qual­i­ty elec­tric brush, then feel free to buy Xiao­mi Mijia T100.

Hapica Kids

Basi­cal­ly, it’s a kid’s ver­sion. More­over, if we ana­lyze all the offers for chil­dren, then Hapi­ca Kids is the best elec­tric tooth­brush in terms of price-qual­i­ty ratio. In Japan, many asso­ci­a­tions rec­om­mend this par­tic­u­lar mod­el. Why? First, it is durable. Sec­ond, it’s safe. The bris­tles are made of del­i­cate nylon, which under no cir­cum­stances will be able to hurt the gums. The man­u­fac­tur­er claims that the bat­tery lasts for 300 min­utes of bat­tery life. It turns out that if you brush your teeth in the morn­ing and in the evening, then in this mode it will last at least 3 months.

The price is big. How­ev­er, there is a price to pay here. When you buy a Hapi­ca Kids brush, you get a reli­able device that your child will use for about 3–4 years.

Hapica Ultrafine

If you’ve ever held an elec­tric tooth­brush in your hands, you know that they all expand a lot towards the base. So Hapi­ca Ultra-fine is dis­tin­guished by this very para­me­ter — the grip area is very wide, which is very con­ve­nient. You only need to hold it once to be con­vinced of this. In gen­er­al, the char­ac­ter­is­tics coin­cide in many ways with Hapi­ca Kids: the bat­tery life is the same, and the safe­ty of use is at the same lev­el. The ser­vice life of such brush­es is about 5 years. Only noz­zles and fin­ger (AA) bat­ter­ies change.

Feel free to buy this brush if you want to get a qual­i­ty prod­uct for your mon­ey. Tens of mil­lions of peo­ple who have cho­sen Hapi­ca Ultra-fine can­not be wrong.

Oral‑B Genius 9000 Braun

The kit comes with 4 noz­zles. Time of con­tin­u­ous work from a charge of the accu­mu­la­tor — 48 min­utes. The Genius 9000 brush can be con­nect­ed to a smart­phone via Blue­tooth. The appli­ca­tion will cre­ate an indi­vid­ual plan for the care of the oral cav­i­ty and will enter­tain you in every pos­si­ble way in the process of brush­ing your teeth. How­ev­er, most are scared away by the price, which ranges from 8,000 to 10,000 rubles. Believe me, there is some­thing to pay for here, and lit­er­al­ly in the first week of using it, you your­self will under­stand this. Also Oral‑B Genius 9000, Braun can be a very use­ful birth­day present.

Our top elec­tric tooth­brush­es are sat­u­rat­ed with rep­re­sen­ta­tives of dif­fer­ent price cat­e­gories. How­ev­er, they have one thing in com­mon: they are the best brush­es, if you look at the val­ue for mon­ey. We hope you enjoy your cho­sen device and enjoy what used to be a chore for years to come. But brush­ing your teeth can be real­ly fun!

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