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It tickles my mouth too much. The intense giggling made it impossible to brush. My gums rotted away and all of my teeth fell out..

Thanks. Much better than the Sonic explanation on how to use. I was confused with the written instructions that came with the brush.

😂😂😂Haven't found any other woman to understand .😂This woman was found to explain to you 😒😒

“Really quiet?”.. OK🧢

I wonder is Philips goal is to sell toothbrush heads as it main business and the electric toothbrush body is just a by-product ... as the toothbrush head is fxxking expensive!

Philip’s products breaks easily. Mine didn’t last for even a year under careful use. What a waste of money . Will never buy their products ever again

Used mine for the first time and feels like I just got a cleaning from the dentist! Is the whole thing waterproof? I’m sure it is right…

Are you supposed to use toothpaste?

Did she say "go clockwise" and then say start on thy right and go to left?

So during that 30 second quadrant i do outter,inner and top of teeth. Thats like 10 seconds in each surface... is that right?

I brush my teeth for 5-6 minutes, this cycling thing is stupid because I like to be on my own time and just make sure I get every spot, I'm not just randomly cleaning my teeth until a sensor goes off, as adults we really shouldn't need help from a device, just the part where you don't have to brush and scrub is cool.

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What the hell is this? Were they too racist to pick a White person as a patient?

This is the best demo video. Big thanks.

Wowzers amazing video 😃😃😃

It like a Toothpaste grenade

Great Information and presentation! This is exactly what I was looking for.

First time I'm using a electric toothbrush. It is amazing how clean you feel your teeth after that.

It doesn’t work well, and food residue stays on ur tooth after brushing

"the brush head looks fine, but you need to replace it" ...I never fell for that one.

Just remember to turn it off BEFORE you take it out of your mouth.

The last time I saw a dentist regularly I was 17. The year was 2005. I finally saw the dentist again when I was 32 in the year 2020. I had used a Philips Sonicare toothbrush to brush my teeth once a day since 2006, there have been multiple versions of the brush since then, and I purchased the new model every 6 years or so. My current brush (the battery stick) is about five years old. When I finally went to the dentist again at 32, the dental assistant made a comment about how great my smile was. But my teeth have always been pretty white, even compared to other people in my family. I think I just have the genes for whiter teeth. And my teeth are also very faceted, if that's the correct term. They aren't smooth, the front face of my teeth are covered in a patchwork of geometric cuts. That faceted surface causes my teeth to reflect light in all different directions, so they actually appear like they're sparkling. Then she went on to tell me the bad stuff. Sure the front of my teeth looked fined, but my gums were caked with plaque. I had to sit through about eight hours of deep cleaning. And I also had six cavities, apparently. I never experienced discomfort or pain in my mouth at any time, but the dentist showed me pictures and assured me that filings were necessary. It's a good toothbrush I guess, if that's the worst thing I dealt with after 15 years between dental visits. I'm still using it. And even though the battery part is five years old, it still lasts about 30 days without charging (if anyone was wondering about taking it on vacation). Just remember I only brush once a day I should probably brush more.

Mine beeps constantly and I don’t feel anything

30 seconds each side up to Two minutes what about the front

I have to use earplugs mine is soooo loud. I just heard the hygienist say it was "quiet?" What? Is there something wrong with mine? It's louder than a lawn mower and I probably wake the neighbors every morning

Great Demo but I wish she went over the 2 modes on the spin brush.

One question do I floss first or brush first just asking

Yo why my shit not turning on?

Very helpful video love Wayne

Why she wearing gloves?

I just bought a Sonicare electric toothbrush today. Uhm it’s a little to get use to I bought the Philips pink one. The noise that it makes trips me out, But all get use to it. It’s a great investment to make. Wish I had known any better when I was a teenager. I knew better I just didn’t listen. I have Cavity fillers so that’s what worries me that it might wear them off a lot faster. Will see how it goes. 😁

Best thing I’ve ever put in my mouth. Next to... yknow... pizza...............

that is amazing

Just bought a new one and I'm using the old one to clean my taint

What has lockdown done to me. Watching toothbrush videos

I'm 34 & have finally converted to the electric toothbrush. That's why I'm here lol

Got it for Xmas, this thing is awesome!

Place it in your mouth before turning it on. Takes some getting used to, but it sure cleans thoroughly!

Just got my first one. Thought it would be quiet. Is it normal for these to be loud? I got the 7300.

Mine is so loud it’s crazy

Buenos Dias respecto a sonicare. soy usuario de el sistema sonicare desde hace muchos anios, y les dire que estoy muy contento con el acabado, una vez lo usas no puedes volver al manual debido a que la sensacion de limpieza es impresionante… reduces las limpiezas de boca a una cada anio y medio, una maravilla. como higienista bucodental, no hay mejor regalo que un cepillo chuli para mis amigos y familiares. por ese motivo mucha gente de mi alrededor se han unido a este sistema de cepillado que aunque les encanta, tiene un pero que a mi parecer es un fallo muy gordo. Acostumbrados al uso del manual o al tipico vitality de Oral-B de Braun que nos ha durado un verdadero monton de anios, hemos crecido usandolo y nos hemos cansado de verlo nos hemos comprado la version profesional y la retiramos por que la bateria no duraba mas de tres dias antes de perder la fuerza… ah pero lo de phillips es otra cosa cuando decide pararse y dejar de funcionar, no hay segundas oportunidades. el equipo se estropea cada anio o asi, ( ya les digo que no solo regalo sino que soy tramitador tecnico de familiares y amigos) y los modelos que tienen cubierto el boton con silicona todavia estiran su vida de uso a dos anios, pero los diamond clean como el boton no esta aisado, tiende a llenarse de agua por entro oxidando esta los circuitos internos con el tiempo, y si eres muy aparatoso con la espuma de la boca el ratio puede ser de cepillo cambiado cada seis meses… menuda gracia que tengas que ir al servicio tecnico cada 6-12 meses a que te cambien el mango del cepillo dental que barato principalmente no es….. el resultado es que estas tremendamente encantado con la limpieza pero desencantado con el producto a la misma vez debido al mal resultado que te esta dando, llegandote a plantear si, los cepillos de OralB de 200 euros a comparacion te podrian dar un poco de paz a la hora de visitar al servicio tecnico. me gustaria que esta opinion les sirviera como perspectivaa x meses de uso, anios...... lean los comentarios negativos en Amazon y veran de que estilo son... muchas gracias

wait, how do you clean your tongue then?

How do I switch the power off when travelling?

*I have two of these brushes💬>**lnfo.help/Philips?MWI ** Excellent toothbrush, in my experience. New models are less bulky, but I like the feel of the brush in my hand. I use one for travel and one at home. Yes, I recommend this product. Keeps its charge for at least a week, I recharge weekly.*

"The brush does everything for you. Just turn on the power button." *turns on power button then proceeds to immediately gain white teeth with double biting strength*

I've had one of these for over a year and I never knew there was a timer!😅

I bought this particular brush because I just put braces on my lower teeth and it said I can use it on braces. My concern is I won't use all the features. I just used it for the first time and the vibration/tingling is new. She did say in the video that the brush remembers where you were in the brushing cycle if you need to spit so you don't cover your mirror with spittle. I lower my head into the sink to minimize the mess. I have been using the round Oral B and this Sonicare brush seems to be more effective so we will see. I will have to get up a few extra minutes for work for the extra cleaning. I think it just takes time to get used to it.

This is the best thing that's happened to me.

i’m confused. Upper left outside, upper left inside, upper right outside, upper right tongue side. So when do you do the top (chewing side) or the front teeth front and back?

What the fuck this fucking toothbrush vibrates like 5,000 times a minute seriously what the fuck why does hers sound quiet my sounds like the ducking Saturn v this fucking toothbrush is way too aggressive