Oral-B Pro 2 Electric Toothbrush, 2500, Black

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The CrossAction brush that comes with the Pro 2500 is a great all round cleaning head that is probably the best choice for most people, if you have specific requirements, however, you can explore the whole range of cleaning heads below –

As a result of the case being included, it is generally the Pro 2 2500 that is marginally more expensive than the Pro 2 2000. When you suggest it wobbles, is it quite pronounced or very minor? The heads should not really wobble as such. Keeping a regular brushing routine is more useful than having a powerful brush. However, the theory is, the more movements of each, the better the brush can clean the teeth. The transparent icons light up when on charge or when the battery is low. This is where one of the small criticisms of this rush comes in.During a 2 minute cleaning cycle, there are four periods of 30 seconds. The idea behind the pacer is that you spend 30 seconds brushing each quadrant of the mouth. Product Description: The Oral-B Pro 2 2500 is an exceptional electric toothbrush for the price. It features the two most important things: Pressure sensor and 2 minute timer with quadpacer. This coupled with the cheap price makes it a great, budget electric toothbrush. I will be the first to tell you that Oral-B does appear to make their range of products more confusing than they perhaps need to be. So, I hope to keep this explanation of the differences as clear as possible. hello this is my second mail. I like your comments and ‘m following your webside in Turkey. Is there any differences between Oral B Pro 2 2900 and Oral B Pro Care 3000? I have pro care 3000 to and it has one more option. That is whitening. Are they same oscillations and pulsations? Whenever I use pro 2900, it seems more powerful than 3000 due to lithium battery. The Pro 2 2900 handles have a larger rubber grip on the front of the handle that the Pro 3900 does not have.

Any good electric toothbrush that cares for your oral hygiene needs to have a two-minute timer. It is an essential feature because almost everyone doesn’t brush for long enough. In fact, the average person typically brushes their teeth for only 45 seconds. This can lead to dental plaque festering on your teeth, ultimately leading to gum disease and tooth decay.

The Oral-B Pro 2 2500 looks like an expensive electric toothbrush and feels solid in the hand. It features a slimline body, which is easy to grip. Although if you do suffer from arthritis of the hand, it may be on the too thin side. The whitening of the teeth and using an electric toothbrush for that is complicated. There are many different scenarios and lifestyle conditions to consider. High street and online retailer Boots, have a different variant of the Pro 2 2500. Instead of a travel case, a tube of Oral-B’s Pro-Expert toothpaste is included and the brush handle grip colour is Blue. I consider the travel case more desirable than the tube of toothpaste.

You should be aware though, that different cleaning modes use a different number of movements. This means, that you could have the technically most powerful brush, but if you use the sensitive brushing mode, you will not be using the full power of the toothbrush. Do I need to use special brush heads? It is not overly noisy. I would say it is about average in noise level for an electric toothbrush. Should I go for the Oral-B Pro 2 2500 or Oral-B Pro 2 2000 electric toothbrush?Not only does it stop the brush heads becoming frayed or splayed, but it also keeps other items in your bag dry, should the brush heads and handle still be damp. Plus, it makes it very difficult, if not impossible for the brush to be accidentally turned on. It is designed this way to mimic their top of the line iO Series and does away with the large rubber grip on the front of the handle that you find on the 2000. years on a brush seems good to me, but all the smart programs was a waste for me. However, currently, the pro 2 and pro 3 series are relatively cheap. The pro 2 cost 4 times less than my old brush, and the pro 3 is about 2 times less. The differences between the brush heads are explained in our ultimate Oral-B brush head guide, if you would like to know more.