How effective is an electric toothbrush?

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How effective is an electric toothbrush?

Gums become sensitive and painful when infected. If this situation is not corrected soon, it can progress to receding gums. When germs seep into the gap and spread into the gums, they cause a condition called gingivitis.

Bleeding gums may also be the result of ulceration or damage to the surface of the gums. The ideal toothbrush replacement head is one that delivers exactly what you need.

The case serves another important purpose. It keeps the device from turning on accidentally. This helps conserve battery charge for longer.

It's true that all models and types of replacement toothbrush heads have some things in common. But some of them also have unique features of value to specific users.

Quick Start functionality: The function of electric  toothbrushes helps a fresh, first-time user get used to the new experience. Over a period of a week or two, the brush gradually builds up cleaning power.

Protective case: A hard shell plastic case coated with soft leather comes in handy for frequent travel. It stores the brush handle and replacement brush heads.

Intensity: Cleaning intensity that depends upon brush speed and power can be tweaked in the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean. Higher intensity usually delivers greater cleaning power, but can be uncomfortable.

Auto-off function: This feature helps those who forgetfully leave the toothbrush on after brushing. It conserves battery power and increases longevity.

Dental plaque is made worse by gum infections. The sticky material accumulates in places that are infected and damages your teeth. All such conditions lead to poor oral hygiene and can have more serious consequences to your dental health.

Periodontal conditions which affect the jaw, gums and parts near the teeth can become worse by the accumulation of dental plaque. People who suffer gingivitis find it painful and uncomfortable to brush effectively.