Does this model drive fluid between teeth like the Phillips Sonic Care?
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The Oral B is an Excellent toothbrush. I don't know anything about the Phillips, but if I were buying another toothbrush, it would be the Oral B.
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There is something like 4000 rpm so it is strong (similar to a dentist cleaning tool), however you can adjust the settings to your preference. There are 5 choices: regular, deep clean which is a longer setting, feather light which is good for sensitive gums, polishing which is most similar to the dentist office, and massage which changes speed and pressure for gums and teeth. You can also purchase different brushheads such as regular, sensitive gums, deep clean/floss action. If you use the Oral B brand, the brush head fits perfect and there is no excess noise or vibration, but if you use the generics I notice this does happen more and it is annoying, so we go with the brand.
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It is just like any other oral b toothbrush. It does not vibrate. The brush head spin clockwise and and anti clock wise. You get more control on the area you want to brush. This might be helpful to the sensitive gums.
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I am not sure, go to Phillips Sonicare and check there, it will tell you what works with what.
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No louder than the expensive ones. We really like it..all sonic brushes will hit teeth. You learn to just let the brushes touch teeth and move it slowly in the mouth when hits teeth with the back of brush doesn't hurt...
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Probably the same...however, it does send out a pulse of water that seems to get in between teeth and gums well...If you floss on a regular basis and use a water pic you might not need this unless you travel...its very convenient for travel...charge it at home before you leave and it will last about 10 days or so...Friend of mine also uses the water flow from his shower and gets all the same results and good dental check ups...its all a matter of taste and preference...
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Compatible only with the Oral-B Sonic "Complete" and Oral-B Vitality Sonic electric toothbrushes
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Hi there! The model number for this is:HX6962/70. It is the Sonicare "Flexcare" and it has the "Diamond Clean" brush head which is what my oral surgeon specifically recommended to me. I hope this answers your question, but if not, please let me know and I will see if I can be of more assistance. ☺
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I wouldn't count on it. This supposedly is designed as an after-market item for use with the "Sonic Complete," an earlier Oral-B model. It's not that great a fit even for that model.
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I am not sure but I think sonicare is the only one that makes an air/water flosser. Can't you order them and if they don't fit return them.
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Mine doesn't have the model no. either. I would imagine this one works for most Sonicare.
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don't know, i've never owed a sonicare hx8211/02 model. however these work on a pulsating type airfloss system you point and press the air that shoots a air at the base of your gums or in between your teeth. hope this helps.
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nothing really, personally I would not purchase one if you already have a waterpik and floss. I got it because I hate to floss and was hoping I could get around it. The Sonic toothbrush however, really is worth it. If you're going to spend 100 bucks on something, go for the toothbrush.
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I use the "e series" for my toothbrush, it has a wide bottom. Make sure it get the right series. I have used Sonic Care for years and have always had an "e series" replacement . Hope this helps.
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It reminds me of a sonic tooth brush. You turn it on and the teeth rotate quickly back and forth as you go through the motions of brushing your hair. It works great! My 8 year old uses this by herself.
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Yes it does, however the rubber point spins so quickly that one tends to lose control of the device. Two handedly operating the device and keeping your lips shut over the device while polishing your teeth I find to be the only means to control the polisher. I too had reservation regarding its initial purchase, but I gambled to purchase it and although it was not what I had anticipated it to be; I have managed to adjust to what it does anddo so that best benefits me.
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I agree with the answer below. The healthy white has the new toothbrush so no gunk or mold will accumulate where it attaches to the unit. If you don't have a need for the features of the Diamond Clean, I wouldn't upgrade. All Sonicare tooth brushes clean equally as well. I have been using one model or another for over 20 years. It's merely a matter of options available with the different models. I personally believe that Sonicare is the best toothbrush available, whatever the model.