Sonicare Electric Toothbrush

This toothbrush redefines oral care; manual brushing does not clean sufficiently. I had long struggled with my oral care because manual brushing is slow and so I would brush quickly leading to excessive scrubbing. I soon remembered that it was bad for my gum health, I finally decided to spend the money on this well-built electric toothbrush that is probably the best model for the money. It cleans many times better than manual ever could and gets all the missing dirt before they become plaque which is a common issue for people who brush manually. With the HealthyWhite, you gain the advantage of a powerful motor that brushes as speedily and well as the top of the line model DiamondWhite that uses with the bristles-heavy DiamondWhite head (more bristles, the better it cleans your gums and teeth, fine-cleaning). It also comes with a travel pack which has been exceedingly useful and has protected my toothbrush from damage. It occurred to my cheaper Sonicare model which would not brush as usual after I packed it in a zipper bag and forgot to take the head off. The cheaper model also used a lower quality head with fewer bristles and the motor was weaker, so I am glad I broke it which forced me to buy a new one and choosing to opt for a more expensive model too with a pack. It led to my best cleaning experience I have ever had outside the dentist's office. The con is that it is not as features-rich as DiamondWhite, but that is so much more money. The HealthyWhite cleans just the same as DiamondWhite using the core mechanical Clean setting since they brush equivalently on maximum strength. The only difference is that the DW has more brush settings. I cannot state whether they make a difference, but I rarely use the White option on my HealthyWhite, so I highly doubt I will care about using DW's several brush settings and features. I am interested in only cleaning my teeth that should also whiten, improves gum health, and such simultaneously using the core Clean setting. I have had no issues with charging, and it lasts very long on a full charge. I am careful not just to leave it on the charger all the time since that can be bad for the battery depending on what kind. I think with careful use, this toothbrush can last for a while but I probably will purchase a new one after a year. After all, can you put a price on your oral health?