Ok you guys really didn't like my comparison with the Nutella, lol. That was just meant to be a fun test that was obviously very subjective. But here is a video showing some good, less subjective, side-by-side testing: ruclips.net/video/Jh28WdFhuYs/видео.htmlsi=bL_eapOVZe7cjGYU&t=492.
Offc they make their own video beating other brands.... Thing is, we don't want them to show this as most is just don't for selling a product. Make a non sponsored video about it, and show the actual truth about how they work, not how THEY want them to work. You created a video just for selling the product, that underwater brushing was really bad... Do you drown everyday brushing your teeth while being completely submerged?? In a normal condition there is not that much water replacement, and I bet you the brush does brush, but not better or not That much better then a normal brush, just faster.
Like the review and vibrating toothbrushes. Don't like your Nutella demonstration. Your tongue is enough to clean Nutella from your teeth. What about plaque and tartar?
you brush in circular motions with a regular toothbrush not just a few times side to side like with a vibrating one. This wasn't a fair comparison, use both of them as they are intended
It's a sponsored video, so the test was going to be garbage. The moment he started brushing the teeth, like someone who's never used a toothbrush before, I was disappointed.
no kidding! i saw chris on you tube do it detailing and i hit myself for never thinking about trying it. i have 3 different models to use and woah were my carpets dirty.
He did bad comparison, the toothbrush is not good for cracks in between but for the surface of the teeth like with the rug. Clean plaque not small spaces.
Yes, and the rich 1% will be able to afford this before everyone else. If socialism or communism were in effect, this travesty would not have occurred. @@colorpg152
You should've asked the massager company for a sponsorship, the way it pulled the dirt out of the car mat was 1000x better than the toothbrush, no offense. 😅
The science might be there, but come on, that was the laziest manual tooth brushing i've seen in quite a long time... 😂 And btw flossing is already invented for reasons
I understand sponsorships give a lot of money but there were absolutely nutella in the cracks when you jump cut the camera. Don't fall down this RUclipsr path of lying just to promote a product or I'm going to unsub. Literally works the same as other toothbrushes
Electric toothbrushes do indeed a better job at cleaning the teeth but context matters: In this video, you demonstrated the cleaning by a normal toothbrush with a technique of an uneducated child. The proper way would be to brush thoroughly vertically (and also using tooth paste). What makes the electric toothbrush better is taking the responsibility from me away to use a proper and thorough brushing technique as it cleans by just gliding over the teeth and often having an app support with guided directions for optimal cleaning (e.g.: Philips Sonicare DiamondClean).
There is an excessive amount of people in this comment section that are ignoring simple physics. If you need to polish the hood of a car in 2 minutes, do you think it'll be done better/faster by hand or with an electric buffer? Of course it will be better with the electric one, a good pad, and polish. As for the vibrations, doesn't a vacuum cleaner with a rotating brush make the carpet vibrate the dirt loose while the suction lifts the dirt away? Yes, yes it does while also working better than just using the round nozzle and sticking it into the carpet. Assuming all brushing times and thoroughness are equal, your teeth will always turn out cleaner with a quality electric brush, compared to using a manual or cheap knockoff brush from the dollar store. Especially with back teeth where you can't get a good scrubbing motion.
@@stefanmaksimovic9045 Looking it up, it seems that Braun was using the Oral-B American brushes when they were both owned by Gillette. Oral-B is now owned by P&G, American
According to WHO (World Health Organization) brushing your tooth with Sonic Toothbrush is like brushing your teeth extra 4 minutes every month (If you brush teeth once a day), WHO recommends Sonic Toothbrush only for people who are not able to brush teeth normally (because of disability).
You never drown yourself for brushing teeth?.. Weird😂😂 Thats my complaint aswell, it's quite logic the sonic replaces a lot of water when submerged... Under normal conditions it would just do the same as a normal brush, just faster, but not better
Interesting fact, if your brush head is dirty then you can dip the toothbrush head into a cup of water and turn on the toothbrush. The vibrations free the little gunk from the hairs in your toothbrush and you can see it in the water. So in fact they do a even better job at cleaning themselves. (this only works for electric toothbrushes that vibrate)
Best thing about this video is the massager dust trick. On the other hand, I'm going to go brush my teeth now after this chocolate bar, so that's a good take-away.
i don't care what others are saying.. you made it clear that this is a "sponsored" video so we know what that means. Your dust experiment was great.. thank you for teaching us around the product, People need to just understand the world of creators. it's changing and we just need to either watch or not watch. I like how you did this. yes, you got paid, you showed us what they wanted you to do and you also made a great video around that too. nice.
Use Floss and brush twice , go to the dentist twice in a year to check your teeth and periodontal structures ( I am a dentist ) (Also we don't have our tooth submerged underwater)
Floss and brush everytime after eating (and specially after eating sugary food), and go to the dentist only once a year. You'll never have any bleeding, pain, sensitivity, etc.
@@luciano8528 One would have to be an idiot to go to the dentist 1x/year unless they were actually poor. Its not like a cleaning is that expensive, and calculus and plaque are going to build-up over time no matter how much you brush your teeth/floss.
@@boots7859 My dentist decides how often I should have a checkup, and it is usually _every other year_. I have a full insurance so they get paid every month but have to cover all expenses if my teeth decay. I'm pretty sure they have actuaries that know their job. My guess is that your dentist has a sales guy that also knows their job.
I used sonic toothbrush for two years and I started having terrible ear pain bouts. It took me a while to connect the dots, because all studies (and all doctors) say that sonic brushes are absolutely harmless. But I can feel the vibrations travelling from teeth through my head. When I stopped using a sonic tooth brush, the ear pain also stopped. Could be just a coincidence but I do not believe that.
oh no , you are not wrong on that! i had the sonic on the most powerful setting (not realizing it) and it ended up loosening the screw in one of my implants!! that thing is no joke! i was thinking about using it to clean the faucet lol
Well you can like the product or not, but the science of hydrodynamic flow created by sonic and ultrasonic toothbrushes is well established www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7175112/
@@jaxonsmith5575I will suggest keeping an eye on slickdeals, I was able to score Oral-B Braun toothbrush that cost over 100 for 25, bought 2. It was an error so the deal lasted only an hour or so.
Do I have to dunk my head in the fish tank to use this toothbrush properly? I’ll drown but won’t have any Nutella between my teeth. I think I’ll just use that massager, I bet it’ll knock the yellow right off my teeth!
Uhm, sorry but the cut inbetween the cleaning and the “result” the 2nd time doesn’t really inspire confidence. Also I don’t brush for 8 seconds usually and leave Nutella in the creases like that.
I don't need a 90USD tooth brush to clean tartar from my teeth. I haven't had build up in decades. If you want to make a science video about the power of vibrations, how about showing us how high frequency oscillations can be used with a dull metal implement to cut through metal, plastic and wood in seconds? Also talk about how HF oscillations can be quite dangerous to the human body, and how these types of brushes have been known to damage enamel, dislodge fillings, and cause gum damage. Disappointing.
1. The dirty floor mat was amazing. 2. The toothbrush test was ridiculous because you brushed the teeth so poorly and slowly. Also it was an inaccurate representation since we don't brush our teeth with a mouth full of water. So the ultrasonic waves couldn't have transferred to the cracks of your teeth without your mouth filled with water. The sponsorship doesn't mean it's a lie but considering it was a ridiculous claim, it's very suspicious.
I bought one of these, after watching your video, and I think this product is awesome. It's well made, totally waterproof to one meter for 30 minutes, and cleans aggressively well. It gets slipperly to hold, though, when wet, so I customized mine by adding some small rubber grommets around the handle, for a surer grip. Don't listen to the people who didn't actually buy one: this toothbrush rocks!
Did you just pour fine sand on to a car's floormat and brush it off right before you filmed this? I find it VERY hard to believe that nothing but pure white powder is all that would come up, unless this was staged.
I'm utterly disappointed. I wasn't expecting this from you. I'm not a dentist but a doctor, and I have bunch of friends who are dentists. They often share stories of people asking if such brushes are better or even worth the price. The short answer is almost never, and definitely not in this case. You don't need all this fancy tech to clean your mouth. Your body isn't a machine for you to shove all these electric tools into your mouth. A regular toothbrush and floss will do the job just fine. Also, that brush didn't even clean properly and left Nutella in the interdental spaces but you cut it out, which is a shameful deception coming from a science channel.
Is there that much water splashing around when we brush our teeth though? I feel like the main mechanism of action they explained requires the teeth and brush to be submerged underwater
Sister if you are brushing your teeth like that with a manual toothbrush then you need to talk to a dentist. This was one of the worst "scientific" tests I have ever seen.
I'll give you the words of my dentist during a cleanup: Do they work? Yes. Do you need one? Based on what I'm seeing right now, nope. They are intended for people with motion limitations. For anyone else a normal toothbrush is fine and the rest is just clever marketing. The sponsoring of this video gives you another clue... 😂
If possible can you try an experiment that I came up with. The things you need are an empty room, a light source and you inside the room. What I have in mind is that , when the light source is turned on you are able to see the walls of the room because they reflect light from the light source. But what if we make the surface of the walls so imperfect that in whatever direction light may hit the wall it does not get reflected to atleast a single point in the room. Which means if you observe the room from that point, even if there is a light source in that room, you would not be able to see anything like the wall and the ceiling in the room.
Am using an original Philips Sonicare for many years now, was a huge improvement after normal toothbrushes, can confirm they work excellent. No issues at the dentist half year appointments, despite only brushing once a day before going to sleep. On my second one now, first one dropped on the floor and died after many years of cleaning. Original brushes last long, and you can get them cheaper when you look for offers. I highly recommend them Sonicare, but normal toothbrushes are more affordable...
If you want an unsponsored opinion and comparison between electric and classic toothbrushes, there was a video on either style theory or food theory channels. (It found electric toothbrushes only make you think your teeth are clean.)
@@ConceptNullok, i see yall are all conspiracy theorists so I'll let yall do whatever you do. It's better than normal brushing but you don't HAVE to do it. Go look up stats. Just saying it is better at removing plaque for reasons mentioned here. You can hate on sponsored stuff all you want but it's not completely false on how the tech works.
@@datHDgameplaythey are just ignorant, I have a friend who’s a dentist and he recommended the sonic air. I’ve used it for a couple years now and it’s 100% better than a manual. My teeth don’t build up plaque like manuals used to
@@Xiwterya, that's the thing. It's better but it's not necessary. You just have to do a bit more with normal brushing, but that's fine if you wanna stick to that and don't mind.
Rotating electric toothbrushes are better than up and down toothbrushes because the rotating heads sweep debris out from under your gums whilst up and down toothbrush heads sweep it under your gums
You don’t brush just side to side a few times, you do circles. Seemed kind of one of the TV infomercials demonstrations. Not saying it doesn’t work, I’m just saying I expected better from The Action Lab.
Thumbs down. I get you need sponsorships, I get that science may be technically correct, but I dont watch your videos because I want to see biased advertising. Keep this up and you'll lose me as a subscriber.
Good video. But, the demonstration with Nutella is not representative at all. We don't brush our teeth under water, although it is showing the brush generating ultrasound nicely. Sorry, but this is not convincing. To me it also feels like you were biased and cleaned the teeth model without putting much effort.
@@liefschneider3123not sure what the alternatives are besides a normal toothbrush. I can just speak for myself based on my experience that it is an improvement over a normal toothbrush
Food Theory did a video similar to this testing various electric and sonic brushes and found that they weren't that effective compared to manual brushing but even with their video they failed (just like this one) to take into account that electric and sonic toothbrushes are meant to make *normal brushing faster* not to make you work less to brush. I have an electric toothbrush and I use it the way I use a non-electric. I just don't have to stand there brushing my teeth for two minutes anymore. Just 30 seconds and I get the same clean. I'm still manually running the brush over my teeth like I would if it wasn't vibrating my gums off lmao What's better to you? 1. Holding your hand still for two minutes and moving the brush in your mouth along your teeth 2. Moving the brush in an eliptical motion and scrubbing manually for two minutes 3. Moving the brush in an eliptical motion or up and down while the brush *also* moves in a different direction for 30 sec to 1 min I'll take option three :) People just need to stop being lazy lmao
I have bought a sonic toothbrush this christmas and I feel like I have wasted my life brushing my teeth with a regular electric toothbrush before. It's so much better!
Like most, it will probably continue until it reaches the point where lost subs negatively affect checks coming in the mail. Then it will be a hasty backtrack to try to get back 1M subs again, then it'll starts all over again.
Sorry, I just have to remind you, household upright vacuums have or used to have "beater bars" exactly for the purpose of beating or vibrating the carpet as mom rolled the vacuum randomly around the living room. Then Dyson came along and vacuums were supposed to work better with greater vacuum, he forgot the beater bar did 50% of the work. Dyson, phfff. LOL.
So... According to the first 3.5 minutes of this video, I have to brush my teeth with my head underwater? When brushing teeth on a normal way, there isn't That much water around, so will the sonic have similar results in a normal situation? As now it just replaces way more water then here would be available in normal conditions... Not a swimming pool and you drowning trying to brush..
He brushed the "normal" way like he was using his left hand. 😂 Besides my dentist used to stress that *flossing* was most essential because brushes can't reach under the gumline. Even electric ones...
if i remember it right, dentist do have vibrating tools to remove build up tartar in your teeth. but that is medical tool not available for civilians to use.
They do have an ultrasonic descaler tool, but you can also buy them in the UK Mega-something, and Emmi-dent in the US IIRC. Often used in vets offices as they work at 1.9Mhz, not the paltry 1Khz this one does, are above range of hearing for most mammals, and you don't need to brush, just apply to tooth and plaque just falls off. Only thing is they are like $250.
The thing about the brush at 2:50 is that it's probably past the recommended change date. That being said, not sure if Nutella is a good plague analogy.
Thanks for this video, I recently bought an Oral-B io toothbrush...this is my first ever, electric toothbrush and was wondering if it was actually better than my old brush.
nah I saw the dark spots when it was in the water, then you took it out and it magically has no dark spots between the teeth and gum... must redo without edits
A few reasons for that. For one when he took the teeth out of the water, there was a layer water there, reflecting everything very well. There was way better ligthning out of the water vs in the water. Also the quality is night and day (it's probably way zoomed in on the water shot and just zoomed out when he takes it out since you can't see too much detail in that murky water anyways). Long story short, underwater the colours are compressed together into "blobs" and when you take it out of the water, you can see the curved surface better with light reflecting from it, better lighting, quality and all. (also when you go frame by frame, you can get to frames with better lighting at areas and you can see there aren't holes between the teeth - when it's more sideways and not facing the camera)
Ok you guys really didn't like my comparison with the Nutella, lol. That was just meant to be a fun test that was obviously very subjective. But here is a video showing some good, less subjective, side-by-side testing: ruclips.net/video/Jh28WdFhuYs/видео.htmlsi=bL_eapOVZe7cjGYU&t=492.
Sorry to break it to you but that's not Nutella
Offc they make their own video beating other brands.... Thing is, we don't want them to show this as most is just don't for selling a product.
Make a non sponsored video about it, and show the actual truth about how they work, not how THEY want them to work.
You created a video just for selling the product, that underwater brushing was really bad... Do you drown everyday brushing your teeth while being completely submerged??
In a normal condition there is not that much water replacement, and I bet you the brush does brush, but not better or not That much better then a normal brush, just faster.
Wow, you really triggered some people today 😂
Lesson learned - don't mess with peoples tried and true toothbrushing habits.
You should never have to say "obviously".
Like the review and vibrating toothbrushes. Don't like your Nutella demonstration.
Your tongue is enough to clean Nutella from your teeth. What about plaque and tartar?
you brush in circular motions with a regular toothbrush not just a few times side to side like with a vibrating one. This wasn't a fair comparison, use both of them as they are intended
Who brushes in circular motions? I just brush the heck outa my teeth 😂
Regardless what brush you use, you should still be brushing the same way as with a normal brush, and for the same length of time.
no need for a sonic brush either a basic £14 electric brush is fine
It's a sponsored video, so the test was going to be garbage.
The moment he started brushing the teeth, like someone who's never used a toothbrush before, I was disappointed.
@@bubaks2 That's how all children are taught it at least in my country. I thought thats how most people do it
Did I just watch a 5 minute commercial?
Yup. Welcome to today's youtube.
Yes
A really bad one...
'Fraid so ...
I did not
That massager hack is life changing
no more showers, just massage gun sessions from now on 😂
Ngl, I thought that was the actualy commercial at first
no kidding! i saw chris on you tube do it detailing and i hit myself for never thinking about trying it. i have 3 different models to use and woah were my carpets dirty.
I used it on the outside of my car, too. ...Anyone know a good dent-remover specialist...?
Hmm, at 3:21 I'm still seeing nutella in the cracks, but it's magically gone at 3:23. The magic of sponsorship.
😂 absolutely
the magic of capitalism
He did bad comparison, the toothbrush is not good for cracks in between but for the surface of the teeth like with the rug. Clean plaque not small spaces.
not sure what you mean, you can look at the individual frames with , and . and it doesnt look like any nutella is magically dissapearing 🤔
Yes, and the rich 1% will be able to afford this before everyone else. If socialism or communism were in effect, this travesty would not have occurred. @@colorpg152
Sponsored by toothbrush.
Me: Getting such a massage tool to clean textiles seems like a good idea.
Yes 😂
same
Thinking about the same. I wonder if that tool is expensive
@@ContraVsGigi I've been seeing mini ones on clearance sites for about 20 lately
That's pretty much what I got out of this as well. XD
You should've asked the massager company for a sponsorship, the way it pulled the dirt out of the car mat was 1000x better than the toothbrush, no offense. 😅
I agree, I was way more interested in that lmao
I do enjoy your uploads, great combination of fun and science, but this is more a commercial and science with a lot of emphasis on commercial. ☹️
I predict this will be this channel's most unpopular video...
But there'll be a lot higher volume of comments tho 😜
Why do you think so??
Fr
Recently the videos have been hella worse, I have been watching action lab for 4 years guess its goodbye
I looked and it’s not
3:31 Funny how he got "invited" to their booth. That's a strange way to spell "paid". 😂
I tried making my own electric toothbrush, combining a regular toothbrush and a percussion massager. I have one hell of a headache…
The science might be there, but come on, that was the laziest manual tooth brushing i've seen in quite a long time... 😂
And btw flossing is already invented for reasons
Forget about the toothbrush, where can i get that massager
Naughty girl
I understand sponsorships give a lot of money but there were absolutely nutella in the cracks when you jump cut the camera. Don't fall down this RUclipsr path of lying just to promote a product or I'm going to unsub. Literally works the same as other toothbrushes
Electric toothbrushes do indeed a better job at cleaning the teeth but context matters: In this video, you demonstrated the cleaning by a normal toothbrush with a technique of an uneducated child. The proper way would be to brush thoroughly vertically (and also using tooth paste). What makes the electric toothbrush better is taking the responsibility from me away to use a proper and thorough brushing technique as it cleans by just gliding over the teeth and often having an app support with guided directions for optimal cleaning (e.g.: Philips Sonicare DiamondClean).
“With the technique of an uneducated child “ 💀💀💀
There is an excessive amount of people in this comment section that are ignoring simple physics. If you need to polish the hood of a car in 2 minutes, do you think it'll be done better/faster by hand or with an electric buffer? Of course it will be better with the electric one, a good pad, and polish. As for the vibrations, doesn't a vacuum cleaner with a rotating brush make the carpet vibrate the dirt loose while the suction lifts the dirt away? Yes, yes it does while also working better than just using the round nozzle and sticking it into the carpet.
Assuming all brushing times and thoroughness are equal, your teeth will always turn out cleaner with a quality electric brush, compared to using a manual or cheap knockoff brush from the dollar store. Especially with back teeth where you can't get a good scrubbing motion.
Even then, I don’t think it is 100% effective in preventing cavities.
Here in Germany, all electric toothbrushes slow down, the more you push them against your teeth, to protect from abrasion.
My Oral-B electric tooth brush does the same and it lights up red to tell you to let up on your pressure.
@@GrandpaBanerOral-B = made by Braun = German brand
@@stefanmaksimovic9045 Looking it up, it seems that Braun was using the Oral-B American brushes when they were both owned by Gillette.
Oral-B is now owned by P&G, American
@@stefanmaksimovic9045Braun used to be owned by P&G, not sure now.
My turbocharged diesel toothbrush speeds up.
oh wow, so awesome and loved the science behind it
According to WHO (World Health Organization) brushing your tooth with Sonic Toothbrush is like brushing your teeth extra 4 minutes every month (If you brush teeth once a day),
WHO recommends Sonic Toothbrush only for people who are not able to brush teeth normally (because of disability).
I don't dunk my mouth underwater and brush my teeth. Am I doing it wrong? 😂
I wish you did that part like a normal person would (not underwater).
I suspect he tried that first of all but the difference wasn't noticeable so went with a completely unrealistic scenario.
You never drown yourself for brushing teeth?.. Weird😂😂
Thats my complaint aswell, it's quite logic the sonic replaces a lot of water when submerged... Under normal conditions it would just do the same as a normal brush, just faster, but not better
oh my god i laughed out loud to this , almost woke my wife up.
I use steel wool and lava soap. They work much better than sonic, electric or manual toothbrushes. But I do have a problem with bleeding gums.
If you use an electric angle grinder for between your teeth your gums will thank you (if they grow back).
@@nohjrd Thanks! I’ll try that! I’m always amazed at how many people are on RUclips who try to help others. Great idea!
The difference between how you used a normal toothbrush in the tank and how you used the vibrating one is measured in light years.
Interesting fact, if your brush head is dirty then you can dip the toothbrush head into a cup of water and turn on the toothbrush. The vibrations free the little gunk from the hairs in your toothbrush and you can see it in the water. So in fact they do a even better job at cleaning themselves. (this only works for electric toothbrushes that vibrate)
Best thing about this video is the massager dust trick.
On the other hand, I'm going to go brush my teeth now after this chocolate bar, so that's a good take-away.
i don't care what others are saying.. you made it clear that this is a "sponsored" video so we know what that means. Your dust experiment was great.. thank you for teaching us around the product, People need to just understand the world of creators. it's changing and we just need to either watch or not watch. I like how you did this. yes, you got paid, you showed us what they wanted you to do and you also made a great video around that too. nice.
Use Floss and brush twice , go to the dentist twice in a year to check your teeth and periodontal structures ( I am a dentist )
(Also we don't have our tooth submerged underwater)
Floss and brush everytime after eating (and specially after eating sugary food), and go to the dentist only once a year. You'll never have any bleeding, pain, sensitivity, etc.
I learned the last part the hard way. I do take care of my teeth every day though.
@@luciano8528 One would have to be an idiot to go to the dentist 1x/year unless they were actually poor. Its not like a cleaning is that expensive, and calculus and plaque are going to build-up over time no matter how much you brush your teeth/floss.
@@boots7859 My dentist decides how often I should have a checkup, and it is usually _every other year_. I have a full insurance so they get paid every month but have to cover all expenses if my teeth decay. I'm pretty sure they have actuaries that know their job.
My guess is that your dentist has a sales guy that also knows their job.
10% science
90% commercial
I was wondering why his use of the scientific method was so flimsy until it turned out to be a commercial
I used sonic toothbrush for two years and I started having terrible ear pain bouts. It took me a while to connect the dots, because all studies (and all doctors) say that sonic brushes are absolutely harmless. But I can feel the vibrations travelling from teeth through my head. When I stopped using a sonic tooth brush, the ear pain also stopped. Could be just a coincidence but I do not believe that.
oh no , you are not wrong on that! i had the sonic on the most powerful setting (not realizing it) and it ended up loosening the screw in one of my implants!! that thing is no joke! i was thinking about using it to clean the faucet lol
I wonder if it loosens/stimulates the wax?🤔
I stopped using mine because I didn't like the way it made my whole face feel tingly.
Hehe halfway through, and it's starting to look like a Polygrip commercial lol
Benefits of Vibration
1. Clean teeth
2. Pleasure
3. Phone Notification
4. Pleasure
5. Pleasure
6. Concrete Vibrator
I bought a vibrating toothbrush for 2,4 and 5, but it only does 1! What a ripoff!
The comparison was very dishonest.
Style Theorists did a comparison video of several toothbrushes and found a manual toothbrush cleans the best.
More content about vibration please! (Focused on heat transfer and acoustics ideally)
Would have liked to see the mat/massager demo if you had thoroughly vacuumed the mat first and then applied the massager.
So _THAT'S_ what the neighbor lady was doing with her B.O.B. when she was cleaning her car!
A Vibrator Keep My Girlfriend from leaving our ‘LDR’✅
she's probably cheating on you.
lol for sure she is@@toseltreps1101
@@toseltreps1101 underwhelming analogy @triggertrip§1, though the’LDR’ is past tense, whilst the mould was a Request ✅
@@fanaticforager6610 i think you have brain damage
Ahh they sponsored this video, no reason to believe a single thing in this video
No reason not too either if you know his work. This says more about you than this video.
Well you can like the product or not, but the science of hydrodynamic flow created by sonic and ultrasonic toothbrushes is well established www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7175112/
@TheActionLab Who spends $70 on a toothbrush? Nice sales pitch. But that price is absurd.
@@jaxonsmith5575 I've spent more on Philips Sonicare and it's worth it
@@jaxonsmith5575I will suggest keeping an eye on slickdeals, I was able to score Oral-B Braun toothbrush that cost over 100 for 25, bought 2. It was an error so the deal lasted only an hour or so.
I'm not usually under water when brushing
Do I have to dunk my head in the fish tank to use this toothbrush properly? I’ll drown but won’t have any Nutella between my teeth. I think I’ll just use that massager, I bet it’ll knock the yellow right off my teeth!
This is why RUclips shouldn't have removed the publicly visible dislikes.
Uhm, sorry but the cut inbetween the cleaning and the “result” the 2nd time doesn’t really inspire confidence.
Also I don’t brush for 8 seconds usually and leave Nutella in the creases like that.
I just so happens that I’m on a steam roller that’s vibrating at this very moment…
get off your phone!
After you cleaned the teeth in the water dd you put your teeth back in?
🤣
I don't need a 90USD tooth brush to clean tartar from my teeth. I haven't had build up in decades. If you want to make a science video about the power of vibrations, how about showing us how high frequency oscillations can be used with a dull metal implement to cut through metal, plastic and wood in seconds? Also talk about how HF oscillations can be quite dangerous to the human body, and how these types of brushes have been known to damage enamel, dislodge fillings, and cause gum damage. Disappointing.
1. The dirty floor mat was amazing.
2. The toothbrush test was ridiculous because you brushed the teeth so poorly and slowly. Also it was an inaccurate representation since we don't brush our teeth with a mouth full of water. So the ultrasonic waves couldn't have transferred to the cracks of your teeth without your mouth filled with water. The sponsorship doesn't mean it's a lie but considering it was a ridiculous claim, it's very suspicious.
I bought one of these, after watching your video, and I think this product is awesome. It's well made, totally waterproof to one meter for 30 minutes, and cleans aggressively well. It gets slipperly to hold, though, when wet, so I customized mine by adding some small rubber grommets around the handle, for a surer grip. Don't listen to the people who didn't actually buy one: this toothbrush rocks!
I used this tooth brush on my teeth for the first time, and all this dust came flying out, just like in the carpet segment. 🤣
Doesn't the ultrasonic toothbrush damage the artificial fillings in the teeth?
Yes
No 👈 Dental Hygienist answer 😎
Maybe
Ultrasonic cavitation can even puncture metal. Resin and enamel are softer than metal.
Obviously not for those who have crown replacement and fillings, pulse vibrations will weakens the hardner
Vibrating things don't only clean so much better.😂😂😂
Can't they invent a charger that stands it up 🤣
They do make those or at least I remember having one as a kid. Not sure why they made this charger like that. Maybe it clips on the wall or something.
Did you just pour fine sand on to a car's floormat and brush it off right before you filmed this? I find it VERY hard to believe that nothing but pure white powder is all that would come up, unless this was staged.
This was a bad idea for a video. I liked the carpet vibration part of it. Totally cool but after that trim it
I'm utterly disappointed. I wasn't expecting this from you.
I'm not a dentist but a doctor, and I have bunch of friends who are dentists. They often share stories of people asking if such brushes are better or even worth the price. The short answer is almost never, and definitely not in this case.
You don't need all this fancy tech to clean your mouth. Your body isn't a machine for you to shove all these electric tools into your mouth. A regular toothbrush and floss will do the job just fine. Also, that brush didn't even clean properly and left Nutella in the interdental spaces but you cut it out, which is a shameful deception coming from a science channel.
Agreed
the brush is so effectively, it cleaned my teeth right out of my mouth! Now I have the cleanest gums in town.
Describing those heads as reasonably priced is ridiculous
Is there that much water splashing around when we brush our teeth though? I feel like the main mechanism of action they explained requires the teeth and brush to be submerged underwater
Sister if you are brushing your teeth like that with a manual toothbrush then you need to talk to a dentist. This was one of the worst "scientific" tests I have ever seen.
I'll give you the words of my dentist during a cleanup: Do they work? Yes. Do you need one? Based on what I'm seeing right now, nope. They are intended for people with motion limitations. For anyone else a normal toothbrush is fine and the rest is just clever marketing.
The sponsoring of this video gives you another clue... 😂
damn this video currently has a 2:1 like-dislike ratio according to the "return youtube dislikes" browser addon
The comparison is unfair mainly because you should have tested the "sonic" tootbrush against a regular electric one, not against a regular tootbrush.
Oi, thats a damn good point. The Oral-B Pro 1000 is regularly rated one the best and is only $50.
If possible can you try an experiment that I came up with. The things you need are an empty room, a light source and you inside the room. What I have in mind is that , when the light source is turned on you are able to see the walls of the room because they reflect light from the light source. But what if we make the surface of the walls so imperfect that in whatever direction light may hit the wall it does not get reflected to atleast a single point in the room. Which means if you observe the room from that point, even if there is a light source in that room, you would not be able to see anything like the wall and the ceiling in the room.
My wife wants to know where to get that thing you used on your car. Because she want to clean the floor mats.
+1 on that.
Funny how Food Theory tested this and found electric brushes don't work better, but then they weren't being paid to say what they are told to say.
Don't confuse electric and sonic brushes. Sonic is completely different.
You guys needed proof to know sonic brushes dont work better?
@@cupcake_toucher445technically you need proof to know anything
@@onlyontuesdays99 yea but I would actually say that they need to prove that brush actually work
@@LiveType why os a larger brish head so important? more teeth reached with the same effort?
Doesn't matter how well this brush is, it doesn't beat using floss to clean between your teeth.
Am using an original Philips Sonicare for many years now, was a huge improvement after normal toothbrushes, can confirm they work excellent.
No issues at the dentist half year appointments, despite only brushing once a day before going to sleep.
On my second one now, first one dropped on the floor and died after many years of cleaning.
Original brushes last long, and you can get them cheaper when you look for offers.
I highly recommend them Sonicare, but normal toothbrushes are more affordable...
If you want an unsponsored opinion and comparison between electric and classic toothbrushes, there was a video on either style theory or food theory channels. (It found electric toothbrushes only make you think your teeth are clean.)
false. dentists actually recommend these over normal toothbrushes
Sure they do... Makes people come back sooner...@@datHDgameplay
@@ConceptNullok, i see yall are all conspiracy theorists so I'll let yall do whatever you do. It's better than normal brushing but you don't HAVE to do it. Go look up stats. Just saying it is better at removing plaque for reasons mentioned here. You can hate on sponsored stuff all you want but it's not completely false on how the tech works.
@@datHDgameplaythey are just ignorant, I have a friend who’s a dentist and he recommended the sonic air. I’ve used it for a couple years now and it’s 100% better than a manual. My teeth don’t build up plaque like manuals used to
@@Xiwterya, that's the thing. It's better but it's not necessary. You just have to do a bit more with normal brushing, but that's fine if you wanna stick to that and don't mind.
This is your most blatant shill, congrats.
Its not like youre going to brush your teeth while you submerge yourself in a water tank
He's doing this more and more lately. Money can be a great motivator to be a tvv@ and sekl out
Rotating electric toothbrushes are better than up and down toothbrushes because the rotating heads sweep debris out from under your gums whilst up and down toothbrush heads sweep it under your gums
You don’t brush just side to side a few times, you do circles. Seemed kind of one of the TV infomercials demonstrations. Not saying it doesn’t work, I’m just saying I expected better from The Action Lab.
dipping whole set of teeth in water isn't how we usually brush teeth
Thumbs down.
I get you need sponsorships, I get that science may be technically correct, but I dont watch your videos because I want to see biased advertising.
Keep this up and you'll lose me as a subscriber.
Good video. But, the demonstration with Nutella is not representative at all. We don't brush our teeth under water, although it is showing the brush generating ultrasound nicely. Sorry, but this is not convincing. To me it also feels like you were biased and cleaned the teeth model without putting much effort.
i've been using a toothbrush like this and it def makes a difference for sure. it's worth investing in one.
@@liefschneider3123not sure what the alternatives are besides a normal toothbrush. I can just speak for myself based on my experience that it is an improvement over a normal toothbrush
Food Theory did a video similar to this testing various electric and sonic brushes and found that they weren't that effective compared to manual brushing but even with their video they failed (just like this one) to take into account that electric and sonic toothbrushes are meant to make *normal brushing faster* not to make you work less to brush. I have an electric toothbrush and I use it the way I use a non-electric. I just don't have to stand there brushing my teeth for two minutes anymore. Just 30 seconds and I get the same clean. I'm still manually running the brush over my teeth like I would if it wasn't vibrating my gums off lmao
What's better to you?
1. Holding your hand still for two minutes and moving the brush in your mouth along your teeth
2. Moving the brush in an eliptical motion and scrubbing manually for two minutes
3. Moving the brush in an eliptical motion or up and down while the brush *also* moves in a different direction for 30 sec to 1 min
I'll take option three :)
People just need to stop being lazy lmao
That's why vacuum cleaners with vibrating heads are so good at picking up pet hair
It was great meeting you upstairs in Manti👍
Bro is following the footsteps of AIRRACK😂😂
They really chose the right person to sponser, he literally explained the product like a superpower
This is nothing but a 5 minute advert
I love the demonstration at the beginning with the massager on the carpet. I'm going to have to try that one. 😅
I have bought a sonic toothbrush this christmas and I feel like I have wasted my life brushing my teeth with a regular electric toothbrush before. It's so much better!
This channel is losing credibility in favor of profit with every passing upload.
Like most, it will probably continue until it reaches the point where lost subs negatively affect checks coming in the mail.
Then it will be a hasty backtrack to try to get back 1M subs again, then it'll starts all over again.
Why not try it like you actually brush your teeth? You know, not underwater.
We went sonic a couple of years ago. It took a couple of weeks to get used to the tickle but they do work well.
Sorry, I just have to remind you, household upright vacuums have or used to have "beater bars" exactly for the purpose of beating or vibrating the carpet as mom rolled the vacuum randomly around the living room. Then Dyson came along and vacuums were supposed to work better with greater vacuum, he forgot the beater bar did 50% of the work. Dyson, phfff. LOL.
So... According to the first 3.5 minutes of this video, I have to brush my teeth with my head underwater?
When brushing teeth on a normal way, there isn't That much water around, so will the sonic have similar results in a normal situation? As now it just replaces way more water then here would be available in normal conditions... Not a swimming pool and you drowning trying to brush..
I've had Phillips Sonicare for few years and I couldn't be without anymore
I've been using a massager to clean my teeth for years. My teeth have never looked this good.. I guess.. somewhere
😂😂😂😂
Wouldn't it be a more accurate test with just a wet toothbrush instead of submerged?
I think the point was to simulate the wet environment of the mouth due to saliva and what not.
He brushed the "normal" way like he was using his left hand. 😂
Besides my dentist used to stress that *flossing* was most essential because brushes can't reach under the gumline.
Even electric ones...
I don't know about anyone else, but I don't have a mouth full of water while brushing my teeth 🤔
Best sponsored video ever! I’m gonna go buy a percussion massager for my floor mats in my car!
The start of this video makes me wish you would do a video on sonic bubble cleaning and other bubble properties. It's related to vibration frequency
if i remember it right, dentist do have vibrating tools to remove build up tartar in your teeth. but that is medical tool not available for civilians to use.
it is.
They do have an ultrasonic descaler tool, but you can also buy them in the UK Mega-something, and Emmi-dent in the US IIRC.
Often used in vets offices as they work at 1.9Mhz, not the paltry 1Khz this one does, are above range of hearing for most mammals, and you don't need to brush, just apply to tooth and plaque just falls off. Only thing is they are like $250.
The thing about the brush at 2:50 is that it's probably past the recommended change date.
That being said, not sure if Nutella is a good plague analogy.
Thanks for this video, I recently bought an Oral-B io toothbrush...this is my first ever, electric toothbrush and was wondering if it was actually better than my old brush.
Be careful when using ultrasonic toothbrushes as they can potentially harm your gums and contribute to gum degeneration over time. This is my case
nah I saw the dark spots when it was in the water, then you took it out and it magically has no dark spots between the teeth and gum...
must redo without edits
A few reasons for that. For one when he took the teeth out of the water, there was a layer water there, reflecting everything very well. There was way better ligthning out of the water vs in the water. Also the quality is night and day (it's probably way zoomed in on the water shot and just zoomed out when he takes it out since you can't see too much detail in that murky water anyways). Long story short, underwater the colours are compressed together into "blobs" and when you take it out of the water, you can see the curved surface better with light reflecting from it, better lighting, quality and all. (also when you go frame by frame, you can get to frames with better lighting at areas and you can see there aren't holes between the teeth - when it's more sideways and not facing the camera)