You don't have permission to access "http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/health-and-beauty/electric-toothbrushes/c:29231/brands:oral%252Db/" on this server. READ NEXT: The best electric toothbrushes to buy Are all Oral-B brushes compatible with the same brush heads? Passionate about business and helping others, Jon has been involved in various online enterprises since the early 2000s. The Pro 2 2000 is usually supplied with a CrossAction brush head, which effectively disrupts and lifts plaque and debris from the teeth, as confirmed by my plaque disclosing tests. I am more than impressed. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly it has not been designed to be easily repaired by yourself. Trying to replace parts like the battery will likely break the brush. This makes it more likely to be discarded rather than repaired if broken.

Is the Therabody TheraFace PRO skincare device effective and worth the price tag? Find out in T3’s reviewOur in-house dentists believe 3 features should be present in a good electric toothbrush. The Pro 2 2000 has them all. The timer and pacer help you to brush for the right amount of time A pressure sensor is one of the features our dentists recommend is present in a good electric toothbrush. This is because many people have a tendency to scrub their teeth and brush with more force than is necessary. Doing so will damage the teeth and gums over the long term and isn’t as effective at cleaning the teeth in the short term either. Thanks for the comment. I cannot say after how long the battery will deteriorate to the point it will only hold charge for about 1 day. The Pro 3 3500 on the other hand has a visible sensor, which notifies you when it is activated. This helps you to learn and adjust your technique accordingly. There isn’t an illuminating pressure sensor like on other Oral-B brushes I can’t say that I have ever noticed this getting inside the handle. If you think the seal around here may be loose or there is a risk moisture is getting in, you may want to speak to Oral-B.

However, there are also variants that include a basic, but perfectly functional travel case that holds the handle and up to 2 brush heads. The pacer helps achieve this. It momentarily pauses the brushing action every 30 seconds to tell you to move on to the next part of the mouth. After 2 minutes the alert changes slightly to tell you that you have brushed for long enough. The handle is water resistant, so a rinse under the tap is perfectly fine. All the important electronics, including the battery, are sealed inside.Sensitive is great for those who want to enjoy a less intense cleaning action, or for those days your teeth or gums might feel a little more tender. It pairs really well with the softer bristled Sensi UltraThin brush head. In fact, if you are a new electric brush user, you might like to begin using the Pro 1 with this mode to ease yourself into the additional power on offer.

The best approach is to apply the paste to the brush head, before turning the brush on. Place the head into the mouth, then turn the brush on. Doing so will stop the toothpaste spraying everywhere. ReplyJon is a leading voice on electric toothbrushes and has been quoted by mainstream media publications for his opinions and expertise.