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(More customer reviews)Before using Sonicare, I used a regular toothbrush. Unfortunately, it was hard to get the large head of a traditional brush towards the back of my mouth. My dental hygenist noticed heavy plaque back there and planned to use local anesthetic at my next appointment in order to perform a proper prophylaxis. I just was not cleaning my back teeth well enough!
She also recommended I buy the Sonicare toothbrush with the Ultra Compact Brush Heads. With it, I can now easily brush the back of my mouth. At my next appointment, my hygenist decided I no longer needed the anesthetic, because my back teeth required little prophylactic cleaning.
If you brush your teeth twice per day with the Sonicare, you definitely need to replace the brush head after six months, just as the instructions say. They do not wear out the same as a regular toothbrush, but you can tell the difference near the end of the sixth month when your teeth do not feel as clean as they should.
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Philips Sonicare Advance (A-Series) Replacement Brush HeadThe Sonicare Advance Series replacement brush heads work with all original Sonicare and Advance Series toothbrush handles. Like all Sonicare brush heads, they are color-coded and have extra-soft, rounded-end bristles to ensure deep, yet gentle cleaning.Replace brush heads at least every six months to achieve optimal results.Colors may vary.
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