Love this brush! Pay less for this model, use rechargeables, you'll never go back
Everybody knows that Sonicare cleans better and stimulates gum tissues better than a regular toothbrush, right? But why pay $100+ for the super duper model when you can get this one for much less and just use rechargeable AA batteries in it? Some say water gets into the battery compartment, but I haven't had that trouble. It sits on my sink with the clear cap on it until I'm ready to brush, and I'd say it probably gets splashed with water at least once a day when my toddler is washing his hands, but no water seeps into the compartment. A fully charged pair of AA batteries last me about two weeks. When the batteries are low, it completely stops. You don't have to wonder if it's brushing well, because it will either brush &#34;full blast&#34; or not at all. No in-between. I liked this brush so well that I convinced my husband to get one, too. I know it will pay off with a great dental checkup!<br /><br />2 year update: STILL love it! And I've had some really great dental checkups since I started using it! Okay, those could be due to the combination of using a better toothbrush that really stimulates the gums to keep them healthy AND flossing more regularly (about 3 times per week as opposed to MAYBE once). But I'll admit something: I'm only brushing about once per day instead of twice. *shame* I have to chase two little ones and frankly I put off brushing most mornings. So factor that in, and it's AMAZING that I get good checkups, right? Just wanted to weigh in on the long-term use. Love this brush! (PS: I use the &#34;compact&#34; size brush head and really love it. It helps me brush better in the back, and I think that makes a big difference.)
Rating: 5 stars