my gaughter is 11 years old,Which brushed size would you recommend the "compact" or "standard"? philips hx6311/07
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I'm not sure. I would suggest asking her dentist. I'm guessing it depends on her mouth?
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The Kids Sonicare brushes come in 2 sizes. You will need the larger size. :)
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The larger one (with the ridges). It's still smaller than an adult toothbrush head. (The smaller, more compact size is for very young children.)
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Having using both with glasses, I would chose the compact. It is rectangular rather than square like the original. Thus you don't have to turn head much to take a look.
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There are several different hx5610 e-series toothbrushes. We have 2 different Sonicare units. The brushes appear to be the same but are not. Look under your brush head. It will either be a black square or it will be 2 separate pieces in brown. I bought the ones in black and fit perfectly with the unit I use. I'm very happy with my purchase. If you are looking to buy the same item I did, the bottoms are the black square style. Let me know if this doesn't answer your question.
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I believe it is the following:Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head StandardThat's what is what comes up on the "recently purchased together" option on Amazon for that toothbrush. I just usually run in Target to pick mine up. I've had my toothbrush so long, I just look at them and know which ones I need. I haven't READ the packaging since I bought the first replacement heads.Good luck with your purchases :)
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I would recommend you the ZoomGroom, which has an standard size and is a firm but gentle brush. It works great with short hair.
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I love my Philips Sonicare and have had no other brand. I have two models of Sonicare...one that I have had for several years and one that I bought this past year. I do not think you could go wrong with any model. Check out how much the replacement brushes cost. That might make a difference for you as you should not use a toothbrush more that three months or when the blue tip of the brush is no longer blue.
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There are two brush heads that come with the tooth brush. My son uses the larger one, I would think the smaller one should be fine. You may want to check out the different sizes of replacement brushes to see what you think.
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It Is Quite Smaller Than I Had Anticipated. Definitely Go With A Larger Size, Not A Compact, I Also Prefer Models That Oscillate. :) :) :)
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Ordered in 2013 and they were the nice, rather small toothbrushes, flat head and all. My dentist gives you one when you get your teeth cleaned. They are very hard, maybe impossible, to find in stores anymore. It's well worth ordering the pack of 6.
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I have used a Phillips Sonicare for years and years and think it is great! A couple of years I "updated" since the one I had was several years old. I think the unit is overall improved. I would guess the brush heads would have improved also. I don't know if they are the only heads that will fit on the Diamond Clean. I've just always gotten the head that matched my unit.
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I have the original and my 5 month old is still sleeping in it with plenty of room to spare. I plan to keep her in there until she's crawling, pulling up or able to move more (probably another 2 mos). I would go with the original if you have the space. It's about half the length of our queen bed. The mini is probably fine if you are only planning to use it a couple months.
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I use these "Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head Standard, 3-Pack" just search that model number.
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I'm not sure; mine is a model - HX6730, but if you want to know for sure call the Philips people at: 1-800-682-7664 (Customer Service) or 1-800-744-5477. My first one was a model # HX6780 and the brushes fit that one also. Hope this helps . . .
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My granddaughter turned 1 in November. I bought her the small one so she could keep her feet on the ground and push around. She can also lie across the body and scoot. Do not worry that the small one will be too small in a year or so. My three year old grandson has the larger one, but he likes to ride on either one, and gladly rides the smaller one so his 7 year old brother can use the larger one for racing around the house. If your granddaughter likes the toy, she will ride it for many years. "Grandma to 3 in AZ".
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The toothbrush head is smaller than a conventional toothbrush-a little shorter and narrower-1"x 3/8". This model does not have the auto timer so you have to judge for yourself how long to brush in each quadrant of your mouth. I have used this brand of automatic toothbrush for years and it has been great. I gave one to my daughter for Christmas one year and she said it was one of the best presents ever!
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If the 11 year old was 5 feet tall or more I would go a step up to a "junior" set. I think Yamaha makes one. They are more expensive. While the quirky of the Gammon is good for a children's set it is really for the 4-10 year old. Hope this helps
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Any philips should work unless it's got a wide nose the one i used had a sharp nose. Also make sure you don't over tighten the screws they just need to be snug.