Board 8 > Anybody have one of those Super sonic toothbrushes?

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not the hedgehog

but those toothbrushes that super vibrate?

Ya know, I don't ever think i've heard anybody say anything bad about them, but at the same time, would you say they're worth the investment? They usually start at like 50 bucks

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I use one. Not sure if I can give you a comparison since I haven't used a regular one in a while, but I've always heard dentists recommend them.

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I want a Super Sonic the Hedgehog toothbrush now.

Thanks Pun.

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his quills can be the bristles

I'm surprised it HASN"T been done

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The Fairywill brand is a lot cheaper and just as good.

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PrivateBiscuit1 posted...

I want a Super Sonic the Hedgehog toothbrush now.

Thanks Pun.

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I switch back and forth between toothbrushes pretty frequently so I can comment on this.

Yeah, it gets your mouth more reliably clean and plaque is less of a problem. The expense of new bristles is kind of a big minus, but its not the worst.

Personally I'm a bad brusher so the vibration ones treat me like an idiot and have signals for as long as I'm supposed to brush/when to switch side/etc. so its worth it for me, but if you've lived your life with manual toothbrushes without much in the way of cavities this far in life you don't need it.

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do you have an opinion on fairywell?

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I use phillips sonicare or whatever because it's dependable. It's never broken despite me keeping it in the most heinous conditions for long periods of time, and I can get the refills at costco, which will, over time, save me more money.

I've never tried another so I don't know how they compare but finding an electronic that works like the sonicare and is "nintendo tough" enough to handle my garbage dump bathroom conditions is rare enough for me to not switch literally ever.

also the sonicare is a useful vibrator in a pinch, and much cheaper than even the bottom of the barrel products in that field.

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I've used an electric toothbrush since I was like 13.

I'd say $50 is worth it to have healthy teeth.

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Gotta use a Super Sonic toothbrush
Try to keep the toothpaste in your mouth
When you've got plaque on your molars
There's no time to fuck around

100% worth it.
it's the right season to buy them too since they always go on sale for black friday and in the november/december months. $30-35 should net you a base model, high end ones should be $80-90.


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Wanglicious posted...

100% worth it.
it's the right season to buy them too since they always go on sale for black friday and in the november/december months. $30-35 should net you a base model, high end ones should be $80-90.

keep me posted, buddy

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PrivateBiscuit1 posted...

I want a Super Sonic the Hedgehog toothbrush now.

Thanks Pun.

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mine has saved me from having to get a ton of cavities drilled

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Paratroopa1 posted...

Gotta use a Super Sonic toothbrush
Try to keep the toothpaste in your mouth
When you've got plaque on your molars
There's no time to fuck around

this is extremely good

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Being from where I work, one of my first thoughts was "Maybe I should be a used one"

but then I'm like, buying a used toothbrush?

I understand you can replace the bristles but still, its the principle lol

.....no body has ever bought a used toothbrush, right? >_>

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The non replaceable parts get dirty too
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nah i cant get the last two chaos emeralds so its just a normal sonic toothbrush

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Punnyz posted...

keep me posted, buddy

@Punnyz
$30 for updated base model. Comes with a spare, which will useful in a few months when it's time to replace.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/philips-sonicare-protectiveclean-4100-rechargeable-toothbrush-black/6134340.p?skuId=6134340


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fhats probably as cheap as they'll get, huh?

I'll bite, thank you for the heads up

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i can vouch for electric toothbrushes in general.

i've used an oral-b brand one for the past decade and it's increased my quality of life

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