Which would you recommend? Floss Action or Precision Clean?
1768327
both work well., but we prefer the floss action. it really does help in the flossing. since using this brush my dentist has noticed the improvement and keeps telling me to keep flossing!
1488020
No, just an easy way to floss. Tooth bush also needed for extra-clean feel.
857015
In some ways better than gloss; in others not as good. It avoid problem of getting floss stuck between teeth. Can flush out some things floss doesn't. Can make gums bleed if you're not careful with your aim. It's definitely easy to use. I'm still not sure whether it's better or not. Need more time; have only used it 5 -6 times so far
951083
Nothing extra. I wouldn't buy it if you floss regularly and have a Waterpik.
9903
The 3 in 1 floss is thinner, both the wide and narrow parts. Maybe good if the spacing between your teeth make it difficult to pull the Perio floss between your teeth. Because of the narrower diameter, I don't think it does a good a job of cleaning.
2209777
I'm pretty sure they're the same tools. The difference in results would depend on your skill and I'm sure even dental hygienists would find it difficult to clean their own teeth. That said, I went several years without a professional cleaning (doing my own touch ups) and the hygienist told me that there was very minimal plaque buildup on my teeth. Remember that the dentist does other things at your appointment like check for cavities, take x-rays, monitor gum health, etc that you couldn't do at home. So I certainly wouldn't forgo the dentist altogether but you could probably get away without having cleanings the recommended twice a year if you did touch ups on your own. Also, I'm NOT a dentist so this is all just an unqualified opinion based on personal experience, YMMV.
623711
I have used only ProSoft so I can't compare it to PermaSoft, but I am content with ProSoft. My mouth has very particular abnormalities. Though nothing can ever undo my problem ProSoft has helped tremendously. I'd like more info on PermaSoft for when I need to redo the liner at some time.
1526573
I've a Phillips Sonicare HX6063/64 toothbrush, which has only one adjustment speed. It's easy on my teeth and gums, but I also have a Phillips Sonicare Diamond/Clean 300 Series toothbrush, which provides 5 setting modes, including 'Sensitive'. If sensitivity is an issue, it would be a good choice. I like both models, however.
2211104
I believe the only differences are a different stand that holds an 'additional' brush head on it,as well as a different setting that is 'supposed' to make your teeth whiter(which I highly doubt.The vesrion that's $100 less also has that setting on it as well.I'd simply stick with the one that's the least expensive.Go look at the difference in your local drugstore if you want to 'see' the difference,otherwise play it smart.You'd be spending an extra $100 on basically nothing.
483900
Definitely supplementary! Doesn't replace brushing at all. Because I have braces, flossing is super time consuming... I use the water pic to get stuff out of my braces and out from between my teeth when I don't have time to floss.
1824376
I have purchased both and they both work well in my flosser. I see no difference. If you are in doubt you can go to the Philips Website and see what they recommend for your model.
1974362
I found this product much better and good value for money than what our Dentist is using; furthermore you can control the pressure you are putting on your own teeth by using the polisher gently or pushing the polisher too abruptly which I found on my last visit to our Dentist which cost me $150.00 which was done by a Dental Assistant and not even a qualified Dentist or Dental Hygienist. Highly recommended as far as I can say.
940349
Yes! The dentist had advised me to floss, I went in for my next check up and he thanked me for flossing. I had not even picked up floss, much less used it. The key is to keep using it because it tickles a little, and to move very slowly, like you are polishing each individual tooth. You will love it! Oh, and you can get a travel holder for it, check amazon, I've had mine so long I can't remember where I got it!
1013406
that's not so important. FLOSSING your teeth-if you're an adult-is MUCH MORE important than brushing. Caviites are more likely-for MOST people-to form BETWEEN teeth. I had the fancy version of this toothbrush and it crapped out recently. It is REALLY overdone in that it is wirelessly charged and tells you when to rotate your brushing: two things I could do WITHOUT. I did like my electric toothbrush only because I'm starting to get some minimal gum recession and I want a smaller toothbrush head to not rub on my gums so much.
1847642
I am not too sure about the differences. My dentist provided me with the diamond clean when I bought the unit, and I really like diamond. I like the size (it's compact in brissel size) and shape of the brush. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
66343
I would say so. Comes with great instructions. I am not an expert myself and I found it very easy to work. Dimensions are also very nice about sending more floss if you run out which seldom happens.
2227245
The best head I ever used was the Floss Action one and to whiten use Pro White head. They keep changing name of that Pro White head.