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While accessories are not necessary, having them can save you money and improve your overall experience. For example, some electric toothbrushes come with a charging stand, which can give your toothbrush extra fuel to last several days and even weeks between charges. Others come with travel cases that allow you to take your toothbrush with you wherever you go. Some of the toothbrushes on our list have travel cases that can charge your toothbrush (and even your phone). Whether your toothbrush includes these accessories likely comes down to the brand and how much you're paying. All of the electric toothbrushes on our list are rechargeable and come with charging cords. It's common for electric toothbrushes to last for two to three weeks on a single charge. Lifetime Costs Joseph Field, DDS, a dentist in Los Altos, CA adds the Nimbus brush specifically is his top choice because of its "unique design that gets into the tooth crevices well." When it comes to the style of bristles on your toothbrush, Achebe said you want to aim for soft, flexible bristles, since these can remove plaque from your teeth effectively without damaging your teeth, gums, or braces.

It only took us a few moments to grasp how to operate the Oral-B Genius 9600 Electric Toothbrush. While a bit heavier than some others we tested, it wasn't bothersome. The variety of cleaning modes delighted us. Switching between regular, light brushing, whitening, and tongue settings was easy—just press the down arrow and the handle lights up with the correct mode. Despite not finding a pressure sensor, we didn't miss it much as we could switch to a gentler mode if needed. Bluetooth connectivity is available, but we didn't find it necessary as all the features worked fine without it.Some people will never be able to justify the expense of an electric toothbrush, while others don’t mind shelling out for a toothbrush that does more of the hard work for them. To be fair, there are extra financial considerations if you opt for an electric brush, says Dr. Reich: “The major downsides of an electric toothbrush are the initial cost and having to find replacement heads every few months.” Brush, by Bite: The bamboo bristles on Brush, by Bite are eco-friendly and gentle, but the handle is awkwardly shaped and difficult to hold.

Tom's of Maine Soft Toothbrush has a small brush head, soft bristles, and a uniquely curved handle that lets you better access every tooth, all at an affordable price. A manual toothbrush works well if you are a diligent brusher, but more and more people are opting for electric toothbrushes. Post-brushing, our teeth felt exceptionally clean, akin to a dental visit. Given the brand's reputation and the toothbrush's settings and intensities, this toothbrush is a great fit for those looking for a thorough and effective clean.

Nimbus Regular Microfine Xtra Soft is so soft it feels like brushing with a cloud, making it ideal for cleaning sensitive gums and teeth. Experts recommend changing your brush heads every three to four months. That's because bristles start to wear out and become more abrasive on your gums. Soft bristle toothbrushes make it easier to move the bristles around your teeth when brushing, to get to hard-to-reach places," adds Dr. Horowitz. If you suffer from sensitive teeth or gums, look for toothbrushes that have a sensitivity setting, according to Melissa Seibert, DDS, CEO of the Dental Digest Institute. Some electric toothbrushes have AI technology or pressure sensors that teach you how to brush the right amount and apply the right amount of pressure, says Dr. Seibert. "Brushes with oscillating-rotating technology are a very effective mechanism for delivering a safe, but effective clean," she adds.