I use all three of those. I started out with a $onicare and never liked
them because when the battery died you had to buy another whole unit.
Then a Braun and they stopped supplying the brushes. Then a $7 Braun
battery but you couldn't replace the battery (there was a tricky way an
YouTube video showing how). Then the Colgate battery one because
someone figured out that a battery might lose life sitting on a shelf so
you could replace the battery. It was also only about $5. Then the
dollar store got $1 electrics. Told the hygienist and she almost ran
out to go get some during my cleaning.
I also use Crest Pro-Health toothpaste which costs a little more but
worth it. I also use the rinse too. Dental health depends on mouth
pH. The rinse I have noted is as astringent as triphala which also
works as a good rinse.
On 04/30/2014 06:09 PM, [email protected] wrote:
My dentist has me going for a cleaning every three months to try to
fend off further problems. And since we've discussing looks somewhat,
the hygienist, Jessica, is about a 10, and when she tells me to turn
my head to the left, I come face to face with..............well, nuff
said about that.
P.S. Water pic, flossing, and electric brush are highly recommended
IMNSHO. (-:
---In [email protected], <s3raphita@...> wrote :
Re " Dentistry is definitely a big for profit enterprise even if they
say they're not.":
Dentists have the highest rates for suicide of any profession.
If I had to spend my life examining decaying teeth and breathing in
halitosis I'd have checked out long ago.
