No the Oral-B Smart 6 6000 is not particularly noisy for an electric toothbrush however this is subjective. If you have just moved from a manual toothbrush expect any electric toothbrush to be noisier. You will notice this less and less as you continue to use an electric toothbrush. Is it safe to use the Oral-B Smart 6 6000 on dental implants/bridges/restorations/crowns? If you’re not bothered with the whole idea of apps and smart toothbrushes, then the iO Series 3 is amazing value and, arguably, the best brush in Oral-B’s whole range. It boasts the same magnetic drive technology as the other brushes in Oral-B’s flagship iO-Series range, but comes without the advanced sensors and Bluetooth connectivity to monitor your brushing and send the data to your smartphone. In practice, that means a quieter brush with a more comfortable vibration, and one that still leaves your incisors feeling polished and your molars super-clean, as well as doing a fantastic job of clearing plaque from between your teeth. Bluetooth-Enabled Rechargeable Brush for Smart Coaching with 5 modes, Pressure Sensor, Lithium-Ion Battery, and 3 brush heads - 3D cleaning >< Ships with 2 pin plug> The handle is slightly larger than the cheaper models in the Oral-B range giving a chunkier feel. This means that the handle is slightly heavier weighing in at around 132 g. This is still light enough to use the electric toothbrush easily. Quadpacer 2 minute timer To switch cleaning modes you must have the brush powered on. You cannot press the cleaning mode button to cycle through them before powering the brush on. I do think this is a poor design choice, as preferably you would select the cleaning mode before applying toothpaste and water to the brush head.

So when the red light shines, you know to reduce the pressure you are applying and can avoid doing too much damage. A clever feature which does save power and potentially assists with the cleaning time is that on a Philips or Colgate brush, the brush motor will switch itself off at the end of the clean. A simple feature that just works, no such feature exists on the Smart 6. Kids/Junior series: Variations of the Vitality, Pro and Smart Series brushes aimed at kids and teens. Often slightly smaller and featuring favourite characters or more colourful designs. With the Smart 6, you need to apply the paste, pop it in your mouth and remember how many presses of the cleaning mode button you need to get the right mode, to avoid toothpaste being thrown across the room.

5) Value for money – Oral-B Smart 6 6000 Electric Toothbrush Review

There is a Professional Guidance feature allows you and your dental professional to work together. Actually, share and discuss improvement areas and have your dentist actually program into the app extra brushing time and adjustments to your cleaning modes. Interestingly, the Genius modes, the theoretically more premium and expensive, only manage 12 days. The Oral-B Smart 6 6000 comes in 3 different versions, all of which have the same electric toothbrush handle. The main difference is between the brush heads that come as standard in the box. In the lower third of this front panel is a Bluetooth icon, a battery icon made up of 3 bars and then finally the Oral-B and Braun logos.

Oral-B Smart 6 6000S is the sensitive version and comes with 2 x sensitive and 1 x crossaction brush head as standard.It has five different cleaning modes, including Gum Care, Whitening and Sensitive and comes with three replacement oscillating brush heads, a handy travel case and a charging base via which you top up its lithium-ion battery. The Oral-B 6 Smart 6000N is a rechargeable battery-powered smart toothbrush that offers a battery life of up to 14 days. The product is sold at a mid-price with a charging station, travel case and three round brush heads to effectively remove up to 100% more dental plaque. The round brush heads are also said to promote healthier gums and remove stains, giving your teeth a whiter appearance from the first use on. Perfectly Timed Brushing That battery lasted 67 minutes during our testing, so assuming you brush twice a day for the recommended two minutes, you should get a fortnight’s worth of use before needing to recharge it. An accessory I loved that comes provided with the older SmartSeries 6000 and 6500, but not the Smart 6 is the Smart Wireless Guide.