Oral b and Sonicare are both sonic. Without the brush heads, the metal stalks move side to side the same way. The way the brush heads utilize this movement differs. Sonicare, with the small gap in between the handle and the head, allows the movement of the whole brush head from side to side. Oral B brush head, with a mechanism in place, turns this side to side movement into an oscillating movement, hence it's noisier. The noise is coming from the head's oscillating mechanism. So technically sonicare is more "basic" while oral b tries to mimic the brush heads of 'rotating' brush heads used in dental chairs. Sonicare is best used by people who want a familiar looking toothbrush, while Oral-B is best used by people who want the feel and look of dental chair brush heads. Both are equally good, it's the technique, pressure, and patience from the user's part that's important. Both are equally better than manual toothbrush. Used Oral B 500 way back when, and then currently using Sonicare 6100
There are already. The Megasonex M8S & EmmiDent Platinum are 2 options. ruclips.net/video/7fAf5hR-IfI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/1ZyAcGBaRnA/видео.html
My interest in Ultrasonic brash is simple: I tried a few sonic toothbrushes and all are giving me feeling like a drill is drilling into my head (scull). Interesting that NO ONE wrote about this feeling. Am I the only one? I hope ultrasonic will NOT create for me such problem.
I have megasonex ultrasonic toothbrush for 8years now and I haven’t had problem with tartar. Before I had to go at least once a year for cleaning but now it’s once every maybe 3y and it’s so little that they do it with manual tools. I need to replace it because battery is holding just few days now and it’s annoying to charge it often. But in the video it sounds like they are saying only positives about ultrasonic and then recommend sonic at the end? 😂 is it only because of the price?
Price is one reason. But another is that the clinical evidence is limited to confirm that ultrasound is better/more effective than a regular sonic toothbrush.
@@ElectricTeeth I see, thank you :) I personally can see that ultrasonic toothbrush is working great hut I’ve never had sonic one so nothing to compare it with 🤔 hard choice! But ultrasonic will not hurt I guess? :) or no clinical results on that yet 😬
There is some clinical data confirming the effectiveness, so yes they are proven. But the evidence in favour of sonic is far greater. And there is too evidence that a combination of sonic and ultrasonic is actually the best combination.
@@szyszynka1189 You just posted - you had Megasonex for 8 years!!! And you still asking "..But ultrasonic will not hurt I guess? :)" . You still guessing, after 8 years? (I doubt the Megasonex was selling ULTRASOUND t-brush 8 years ago.
@@nickcostco5188 well I haven’t done deep research;) maybe after those years they have figured out that it actually destroys the enamel or something. I do have problem with weak enamel but I’m also coffee and wine drinker so I guess I shouldn’t blame my toothbrush ;) yes sorry I’ve now checked my shopping history and emails and it was indeed 6 and not 8y ago! :)
What is that bristleless brush featured in the video? I would love a brush with a head that you never have to replace, especially if the results are as good as traditional toothbrushes
you should replace your toothbrush bristles every 2 or 3 months otherwise with the amount of bacteria building up its like cleaning your teeth with raw meat
@@Aesuuki i generally replace my brushes monthly because I feel the bristles dull quickly and start to clean worse in just a couple of weeks. If you just used a thick piece of silicone bacterial growth shouldn't be an issue.
Do ultrasonic users need to implement a daily fluoride rinse as well? It doesn't appear there is any toothpaste involved, unless I am just not seeing it in the clips.
It depends on preferences and recommendations given to you. True ultrasonic relies on no bristle movement. However, if you use an ultrasonic brush that offers sonic (bristle movement) too then a fluoride based toothpaste can be used. If opting for no ultrasonic movement, then fluoride rinse would be beneficial.
Thanks for informative video. Given price of Sonicare, one may really consider ultrasonic brush :) Do you have a list or ideally review/comparison of those please?
It depends what Sonicare you are looking at. A brush for $50/£50 is perfectly fine. But, if looking at 200+ then yes they are comparably priced to Ultrasonic. I haven't yet compared ultrasonic models as there are so few. The main ones being Emmi-Dent and Megasonex. Megasonex is my preference. Reviews of each: Megasonex - ruclips.net/video/7fAf5hR-IfI/видео.html Emmi-dent - ruclips.net/video/1ZyAcGBaRnA/видео.html
So... Ultrasonic toothbrushes are really working and no scam? I read so many things but nobody was able to show how ultrasonic toothbrushes work. Except for a short experiment 9 years ago, where you can't see the whole setup.
There really needs to be more research to understand long term cleaning abilities and comparison to 'regular' electric brushes. But what evidence exists shows that they work.
It breaks up the bacterial chains to render them useless/less harmful. It doesn't remove the plaque as such. This is really where the bristles of the brush come in. Hence many ultrasonic brushes having such even through they don't need the bristles to break up the bacteria/plaque.
Hey!! Please can i ask a question. Are you there?? I just bought an Ultra Sonic model. Its phillips sonicare. Its 2nd hand... But you said ultra are meant to be silent. So i am wondering if its true ultra or not?? When i turn it on the device makes a noise. But did you mean it only has no "sonic" additional sound to the noise the machinery works to power it??? As the battery mechanics are making noise. Please can you clarify. Thanks..
@@ElectricTeeth ok thanks. 🙏🏼 Just a final question please. This one came with no brush fitting. Just the bare metal blade. If i hold this near my teeth on full deep clean . Will it have ANY effect??? You said there is not that much difference .. will it do "something" to the bacteria if i spend time with it near the teeth? Then brush after with my toothbrush. 🥺
@@Malainse1501 It's interesting. Emmi Pet is a UK brand. It is not straightforward to purchase this in Canada. It's also a $400 (Cdn) toothbrush with not sort of money-back guarantee. Makes it a difficult purchase.
Oral iO brushes are significantly better than these Philips sonic brushes. Oral iO not only vibrate, but also spin, which is essential for removing gunk from the gumlines. Phillips can't do that with just vibrations.
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Thanks for the video, very informative
My pleasure!
Oral b and Sonicare are both sonic. Without the brush heads, the metal stalks move side to side the same way. The way the brush heads utilize this movement differs.
Sonicare, with the small gap in between the handle and the head, allows the movement of the whole brush head from side to side.
Oral B brush head, with a mechanism in place, turns this side to side movement into an oscillating movement, hence it's noisier. The noise is coming from the head's oscillating mechanism.
So technically sonicare is more "basic" while oral b tries to mimic the brush heads of 'rotating' brush heads used in dental chairs.
Sonicare is best used by people who want a familiar looking toothbrush, while Oral-B is best used by people who want the feel and look of dental chair brush heads.
Both are equally good, it's the technique, pressure, and patience from the user's part that's important. Both are equally better than manual toothbrush.
Used Oral B 500 way back when, and then currently using Sonicare 6100
When will there be an ultrasonic sonic toothbrush?
There are already. The Megasonex M8S & EmmiDent Platinum are 2 options.
ruclips.net/video/7fAf5hR-IfI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/1ZyAcGBaRnA/видео.html
Only two names! But both are not in US, have no service here, no US phone for questions, cannot connect to them ...
Hey I find your video very informative…could you do a video on Sonicare 9900 Prestige vs Sonicare 9700 diamond clean?
We already have 😀 - ruclips.net/video/BZMfQCrLM7M/видео.html
My interest in Ultrasonic brash is simple: I tried a few sonic toothbrushes and all are giving me feeling like a drill is drilling into my head (scull). Interesting that NO ONE wrote about this feeling.
Am I the only one? I hope ultrasonic will NOT create for me such problem.
It definitely won't. Subject to mode, you potentially don't even know they are working.
@@ElectricTeethplease tell me the model in the video that has no brush bristles..the ultrasonic one. I want to know what it is called please
Like the whole time you use it or just when you touch the plastic bit to a tooth?
I have megasonex ultrasonic toothbrush for 8years now and I haven’t had problem with tartar. Before I had to go at least once a year for cleaning but now it’s once every maybe 3y and it’s so little that they do it with manual tools. I need to replace it because battery is holding just few days now and it’s annoying to charge it often. But in the video it sounds like they are saying only positives about ultrasonic and then recommend sonic at the end? 😂 is it only because of the price?
Price is one reason. But another is that the clinical evidence is limited to confirm that ultrasound is better/more effective than a regular sonic toothbrush.
@@ElectricTeeth I see, thank you :) I personally can see that ultrasonic toothbrush is working great hut I’ve never had sonic one so nothing to compare it with 🤔 hard choice! But ultrasonic will not hurt I guess? :) or no clinical results on that yet 😬
There is some clinical data confirming the effectiveness, so yes they are proven. But the evidence in favour of sonic is far greater. And there is too evidence that a combination of sonic and ultrasonic is actually the best combination.
@@szyszynka1189 You just posted - you had Megasonex for 8 years!!! And you still asking "..But ultrasonic will not hurt I guess? :)" . You still guessing, after 8 years? (I doubt the Megasonex was selling ULTRASOUND t-brush 8 years ago.
@@nickcostco5188 well I haven’t done deep research;) maybe after those years they have figured out that it actually destroys the enamel or something. I do have problem with weak enamel but I’m also coffee and wine drinker so I guess I shouldn’t blame my toothbrush ;) yes sorry I’ve now checked my shopping history and emails and it was indeed 6 and not 8y ago! :)
What is that bristleless brush featured in the video? I would love a brush with a head that you never have to replace, especially if the results are as good as traditional toothbrushes
It is the Megasonex M8S. Arguably you still need to replace the head. We showed it with the head detached.
ruclips.net/video/7fAf5hR-IfI/видео.html
you should replace your toothbrush bristles every 2 or 3 months otherwise with the amount of bacteria building up its like cleaning your teeth with raw meat
@@Aesuuki i generally replace my brushes monthly because I feel the bristles dull quickly and start to clean worse in just a couple of weeks. If you just used a thick piece of silicone bacterial growth shouldn't be an issue.
Do ultrasonic users need to implement a daily fluoride rinse as well? It doesn't appear there is any toothpaste involved, unless I am just not seeing it in the clips.
It depends on preferences and recommendations given to you.
True ultrasonic relies on no bristle movement. However, if you use an ultrasonic brush that offers sonic (bristle movement) too then a fluoride based toothpaste can be used.
If opting for no ultrasonic movement, then fluoride rinse would be beneficial.
Thanks for informative video. Given price of Sonicare, one may really consider ultrasonic brush :) Do you have a list or ideally review/comparison of those please?
It depends what Sonicare you are looking at. A brush for $50/£50 is perfectly fine. But, if looking at 200+ then yes they are comparably priced to Ultrasonic.
I haven't yet compared ultrasonic models as there are so few.
The main ones being Emmi-Dent and Megasonex. Megasonex is my preference. Reviews of each:
Megasonex - ruclips.net/video/7fAf5hR-IfI/видео.html
Emmi-dent - ruclips.net/video/1ZyAcGBaRnA/видео.html
Why do you show at the beginning toothbrash without actual 'brash' at the end of this stick. Is it for real?
Because technically, the technology doesn't reply on the bristles of the brush head.
So... Ultrasonic toothbrushes are really working and no scam? I read so many things but nobody was able to show how ultrasonic toothbrushes work. Except for a short experiment 9 years ago, where you can't see the whole setup.
There really needs to be more research to understand long term cleaning abilities and comparison to 'regular' electric brushes. But what evidence exists shows that they work.
Finally, a real answer😊
how can ultrasonic remove plaque?
It breaks up the bacterial chains to render them useless/less harmful. It doesn't remove the plaque as such. This is really where the bristles of the brush come in. Hence many ultrasonic brushes having such even through they don't need the bristles to break up the bacteria/plaque.
Hey!! Please can i ask a question. Are you there??
I just bought an Ultra Sonic model. Its phillips sonicare. Its 2nd hand... But you said ultra are meant to be silent. So i am wondering if its true ultra or not??
When i turn it on the device makes a noise. But did you mean it only has no "sonic" additional sound to the noise the machinery works to power it???
As the battery mechanics are making noise.
Please can you clarify. Thanks..
Sonicare toothbrushes are not ultrasonic. They all make a humming noise.
@@ElectricTeeth 😔
@@ElectricTeeth ok thanks. 🙏🏼 Just a final question please. This one came with no brush fitting. Just the bare metal blade. If i hold this near my teeth on full deep clean . Will it have ANY effect??? You said there is not that much difference .. will it do "something" to the bacteria if i spend time with it near the teeth? Then brush after with my toothbrush. 🥺
@@ElectricTeeth it came with no heads!!! 🙉😮 Is there any regular sonic effect from the bare blade itself please 😕 without a head fitting 😢😢
No it will have no effect. You need to use a brush head on this brush.
Cool, which effectively whitens teeth without damaging your gums and teeth (paired with reminilization toothpaste).
God bless.
The sonic one.
So the human ear cannot ear "ultrasonic", but can dog's hear an ultrasonic toothbrush? I want to find a good toothbrush for my dog.
Buy him pedigree denta stix
@@chuco9113 I did try pedigree denta stix, I didn't see any positive impact. That's why I'm looking at toothbrushes or other technology.
Strongly recommend Emmi-pet 2.0
My dogs don't mind it at all ❤ and the results are amazing
@@Malainse1501 It's interesting. Emmi Pet is a UK brand. It is not straightforward to purchase this in Canada. It's also a $400 (Cdn) toothbrush with not sort of money-back guarantee. Makes it a difficult purchase.
No, dogs can't hear them. I read that veterinarians actually use them for this reason. They don't scare the animal.
yeah, but where do you buy ultrasonic ?
Question: is there any more choise for ULTRASONIC t-brush, except two: Megasonex and Emmy ??? Because these two are unattainable!
There are possibly more, but these are the 2 main brands with better availability. There have been other brands that have come and gone.
Thank u 🎉🎉🎉
192 milions mouvments per minute!!!!!
how can math be this easy and still wrong lol
thank you alot
You're welcome!
Oral iO brushes are significantly better than these Philips sonic brushes. Oral iO not only vibrate, but also spin, which is essential for removing gunk from the gumlines. Phillips can't do that with just vibrations.
Have you tried one with nothing just sound😮
Sonicare owned by Philips is on the boycott list 🖐🏻🖐🏻thank me later
Why boycott Philips?
@@RyanF91W they supporting the( geno cide ) Israel and have millions of investment there
Yeah, why boycott?
Yeah why?
It’s a protest against companies that have sided with Israel in the ongoing war, I believe.
thank you that was the answer I was looking for
You're welcome 😊