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Which Sonicare brush head is best for receding gums?
Premium Gum Care Line Fortunately, the Premium Gum Care brush line answers all of your needs. Choosing the Premium Gum Care brush head allows you to get an effective clean while maintaining your gum’s health. They’re some of the most comfortable Philips Sonicare replacement heads that prevent gums from receding.
Do different Sonicare brush heads make a difference?
Each head offers different things and is engineered slightly differently. The G2 Gum Care brush head might be more suitable to those with periodontal disease, whereas the W DiamondClean brush head is most suitable for those looking to whiten their teeth.
Which Sonicare toothbrush is best for gum disease?
Best for Sensitive and Receding Gums: Philips Sonicare Flexcare Platinum Electric Toothbrush. This Sonicare model is one of Dr. Raimondi’s top recommendations for patients at his practice. The pressure sensor and timer make it a premium tool for effective oral care, hence the platinum name.
Why is the yellow light flashing on my Sonicare toothbrush?
Once your brush head is no longer effective or are worn out, the Brush Head Replacement reminder icon on the handle will blink amber. This indicates that it is recommended to change your brush head.
Are more expensive Sonicare toothbrushes worth it?
A sonic toothbrush may be a great investment in your oral health, as it can remove significantly more plaque from your teeth than other toothbrush options. Only you can decide whether the cost of the device is worth the benefits it provides, but we do recommend this type of toothbrush to our patients.
Should I leave my Sonicare on the charger?
You may leave your toothbrush on a plugged-in charger between brushing as this will not affect the battery lifespan.
How long will a Sonicare toothbrush last?
The average life span of an electric toothbrush is around 5 years. Manufacturers normally offer a 2 year warranty should the brush fail sooner.
Does the Phillips Sonicare clean teeth properly?
The Philips Sonicare has five cleaning modes—clean, whiten, gum health, deep clean, and tongue care—and each mode has three levels of intensity that you can adjust while you brush. It’s truly a personalized clean. My go-to setting is the standard clean—unless my mouth is feeling especially yucky; then I’ll switch to the deep clean.
What is the best toothpaste for Sonicare?
– Clean and dry the toothbrush head after every use. Bacteria and mold can accumulate if the toothbrush isn’t properly cleaned and stored. – Choose a model with a gentle mode if you have sensitive teeth. – Don’t turn the toothbrush on until it’s in your mouth!
Can Sonicare hurt the gums?
Sonicare also helps reduce the chances of damaging your gums (a cause of gum recession), it helps ensure that you are brushing for the necessary two minutes with a built-in timer, and can remove biofilm (aka bad bacteria that leads to gum disease) way better than a manual toothbrush. With a manual toothbrush, you can do about 200 strokes per minute.
Does Philips Sonicare diamondclean whiten teeth?
Every Philips Sonicare toothbrush delivers 31,000 brush strokes per minute to help remove stains and naturally whiten your teeth. How can I remove deeper stains? Teeth whitening treatments that tackle stained dentin, the layer below your surface enamel, contain ingredients such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide.