Pricey? Sure. But this toothbrush is loaded with special features that reviewers vouch are worth every penny.
Let’s get this out of the way: Yes, this is an expensive toothbrush. But keep in mind that these toothbrushes, separately, are around $200 at Target, Philips and Best Buy. That makes this on-sale twin pack less than the price of one!
And the tag comes with a side of high tech that’s beneficial without being overly complicated.
Firstly, there’s a time pacer to ensure you’re brushing your entire mouth for the dentist-recommended 2 minutes. Unlike most toothbrushes that separate the 2 minutes into 30-second intervals for each quadrant of your mouth, this one breaks it down into six 20-second intervals to brush your upper right back teeth, upper front teeth, upper left back teeth, lower left back teeth, lower front teeth and lower right back teeth. The toothbrush has a slight pause and a chime to remind you when it’s time to switch areas.
There’s also a pressure sensor, which will automatically reduce power if you’re brushing too hard or increase it if it’s too soft. It has 12 brushing settings, too!
