Rotating – These have a set of bristles that turn. Bristles can be arranged in a circle that rotates, or individual tufts of bristles can spin. Rotating-only brushes are usually the cheapest type of brush you can buy. Design, Functionality, and Features: Through every brushing session, we're paying attention to how easy the brushes are to hold and maneuver around our mouths. We note the size of the brush heads and how well they fit and get into all the crevices of our teeth and gums and whether they're comfortable or too stiff and firm. We go through all the settings, evaluating how helpful they are and whether they add or distract from the brushing experience. We use the built-in timers, note battery life indicators, and assess the "extras" it comes with (such as additional brushheads, chargers, travel cases, stands, and more). If the toothbrush connects to an app, we logged in, used it, and judged how helpful and/or clunky it was to navigate. The toothbrush’s handle felt just right and the small, round brush head was a refreshing change, allowing for better access to tight spots and crevices. The multiple settings and extra features (like the tongue cleaner) offered a diverse brushing experience. While navigating these settings might require more effort than some would prefer, for tech or oral care enthusiasts, it's a great addition. Post-brushing, teeth felt plaque-free, although the taste was less minty, likely due to the smaller brush head. Accessories – travel cases or glass tumblers that double as chargers are just two of the fancy accessories available when you pay more. If your Colgate® Max White Full Head toothbrush isn’t performing as well as it used to, it may be time to change the battery. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do so:

The absence of a battery life indicator or built-in sensor, make it challenging to monitor the remaining battery life.We carry out a set of ease-of-use assessments to find the electric toothbrushes that will make cleaning your teeth as stress-free as possible. We look at how easy the brush head is to attach and detach, how comfortable the toothbrush feels in the mouth, how clear the instructions are, and how it feels in the hand.

Use a small Phillips screwdriver to remove the two screws that secure the bottom plate of the handle.

Log in/register

The Oral-B iO Series 5 toothbrush is an excellent choice for sensitive teeth, thanks to its specialized sensitivity modes and gentle brushing experience. The toothbrush offers multiple settings (sensitive, extra sensitive, intense, polish) and various intensity levels. Initially, we thought the toothbrush might be too thin, but it was just right for reaching all areas comfortably, and the brush head size suited our needs. Much of this still isn't recyclable via kerbside collection, and for a long time the only option was to put most of these items in the bin. Brush head replacement indicators: You're supposed to change your brush heads every three months. Some of the more advanced toothbrushes will have replacement reminders and indicators—either on the brush handle or on an accompanying app.

Rotating-oscillating – These electric toothbrushes have small, round heads and are one of the most popular brushes in the Oral B range. The head oscillates – rotates in one direction and then the other – around one tooth at a time to sweep away plaque. If you’re like most people, you probably don’t think too much about how you charge your toothbrush. After all, it’s just a simple process: plug it in, wait for the light to turn green, and voila! Your toothbrush is ready to go. If you’re like most people, you probably take your toothbrush for granted. But did you know that there is such thing as a battery toothbrush replacement head? That’s right – these special heads can help keep your smile looking its best by providing extra brushing power. The Oral-B iO Series 8 Electric Toothbrush, with its compact design and travel-friendly features, is an excellent companion for on-the-go dental care.Remove the old batteries from the compartment and insert new ones, making sure that they are inserted correctly according to their + and – symbols.