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QUIP TOOTHBRUSH ALTERNATIVE FULL

QUIP TOOTHBRUSH ALTERNATIVE FULL

However, the ADA also recommends brushing for two full minutes twice daily, so the Oral-B Pro 1000 takes out the guesswork and cuts off after its simple timer reaches two minutes. With its mountains of reviews, it's seen as an easy to use brush that only has one button, which turns on and off. The ADA's main recommendations for an electric toothbrush is that it may be more comfortable or easier to use. We wanted to pick the most affordable option that has everything you need to get a clean, healthy smile according to the American Dental Association. While we'll definitely mention some smart brushes and cool designs, our top winner wins because, well, it's a toothbrush.

Small, convenient recharging station means no battery replacing and easy travel.

Simple interface has a timer but no other bells and whistles.

Received The New York Times' Wirecutter Best Electric Toothbrush designation.

The brush delivers no glitzy features but does offer all of the features we're looking for.

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