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About this Item:- Genuine Philips Sonicare rechargeable electric toothbrush head compatible with all Philips Sonicare click-on rechargeable toothbrush handles
- Removes up to 100% more stains than a manual toothbrush for whiter teeth in only 7 days
- Up to 7x more plaque removal versus a manual toothbrush
- BrushSync mode-pairing & replacement reminders when used with a BrushSync compatible handle (DiamondClean Smart or ProtectiveClean)
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Why?
1. Last longer, took 3month old heads into dentist, he agreed
2. Better overall clean. Again asked dentist/hygienist to rate my teeth cleanliness, and the plaque control won 3 of 3 times I did comparison (I switched to a new different head after after each visit)
3. Teeth feel cleaner
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The way or the habit of how you brush teeth maters the most imo. Personally, those are better on the bristles, a little stiffer. But probably because of the different shapes, I don't feel it's really a must. I'm using some of those cheaper ones, my dentist did not notice any difference.
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Why?
1. Last longer, took 3month old heads into dentist, he agreed
2. Better overall clean. Again asked dentist/hygienist to rate my teeth cleanliness, and the plaque control won 3 of 3 times I did comparison (I switched to a new different head after after each visit)
3. Teeth feel cleaner
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The knockoffs vary in quality so it depends. I've had some that don't fit well at all and just vibrate without transferring much energy to the bristles. Others work seemingly just as well as the original head that comes with the toothbrush.
Long story short, try a few different brand of the knockoffs and see which works then stick with it.
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Under "product specifications":
Features & Specs
Item Firmness Description Soft
Why would you say these are *medium* hardness?
mine as well
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I'm at a loss at understanding the logic here.
Long story short, try a few different brand of the knockoffs and see which works then stick with it.
Which knockoff do you recommend
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I wouldn't say years, but I also go much longer between brush replacements than Sonicare's suggested intervals. Probably why they're putting chips on the heads now—makes me a little unnerved that they might eventually go full printer industry and have the handles refuse to start unless you're paying the consumable tithe on schedule…