Thank you for the great video, i was so confused by the instructions since nothing was clearly explained and this video made perfect sense of everything in a clear and concise manner. In general, this channel is a darn treasure trove of good tips and techniques for taking care of your dental hygiene.
You can follow the Sonicare Brush mode schedule for White Teeth, Gum Health, and Deeper clean: www.usa.philips.com/c-m-pe/oral-health-care/crm/the-modes-of-your-new-toothbrush#_more_on_modes
Thank you for taking the time to explain each mode. I have a presentation tomorrow on electric toothbrushes and this video narrowed down and pinpointed the different modes very well and straight to the point.
Please note that the motor in the Sonicare 1100/2100/3100/4100 Series isn’t the same as that used in the more premium Sonicare models. These offer up to 31,000 brush strokes, but it doesn’t achieve the 62,000 movements often quoted with the more expensive models. It is configured differently. As a result, the cleaning does feel less powerful/intense compared to some other Sonicare toothbrushes. Technically, more power or movements does mean better cleaning results. But, it isn’t quite as simple as this, there are more factors at play. The lesser power on offer here isn’t immediately obvious. Even for me and I have tested hundreds of brushes. The brushing sensation is slightly different. It is most noticeable if you have used other premium Sonicare toothbrushes before. They still do a very good job of cleaning the teeth.
First of all...I LOVE Sonicare and as a Dental professional i must tell you are not holding it brush incorrectly, please tip the bristles to a 45 degree angle to the gum line you are cleaning, and stop jiggling the handle. You paid for the brush let it do the work....
I greatly appreciate this video so much! I recently got a soniccare toothbrush and I was a bit confused but this video really helped me understand all the different modes and features! So thank you very much
Thank you for the useful video! After 7 years using Sonic care I finally understood how it works :) - to be fair, it is the first time I look it up really
@@ElectricTeeth didn’t mean to sound so critical, sorry - it was directed at the instructions being vague! It was unclear what each timed segment was for on each mode!
Yes they are. For the large multinational corporation it's disappointing they can't to better. Potentially intentional as little evidence there is much difference between each cleaning mode. You're unlikely to see much difference in tooth colour if you already have a good brushing routine. 👍
Thanks for all the information! Have you finally discover why in deep clean mode if there is no active Bluetooth connection, the mode will run for the longer 3 minutes? 😆
I am quite frustrated with Philips. I never expected to be patronized by a frickin toothbrush. I can't decide for myself how long brushing my teeth takes? Or when to actually switch into a particular mode? This is ridiculous.
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8:24 Does different Sonicare toothbrushes and depending on the model offer a more powerful motor or all Sonicare models (from the very basic one like the CleanCare+ up to the most high end one like the Diamond Clean Smart) operate at the same speed of 31000 brush strokes ? I'm asking because as far as I'm aware Oral B has differences on the toothbrush motor with the most powerful ones are the most expensive ones like the Genius X. Thanks a lot!
The answer is no. All Sonicare models offer the same number of movements per minute. Sonicare's own website implies like there is a difference, but I have checked with their customer support and they advise there is no difference. They state ' all toothbrushes deliver the same movements per minute. It is only measured and described differently.31.000 movements are the times the shaft moves left and right while 62.000 are the times the shaft moves in 1 direction (meaning left is considered 1 movement and right another movement)'. It has been and remains confusing as strokes per minute and movements per minute have been used in technical specifications and marketing materials. Perhaps this intentional marketing confusion to make the premium models look more desirable as they appear more powerful?! You are correct that Oral-B are different and the more premium models offer more movements than the basic ones. In either instance, the basic power is perfectly adequate and any additional movements/speed is going to make negligible difference.
@@ElectricTeeth I am just very passionate about Oral health! I totally agree that our overall health depends from the condition of our Oral health hence why I’m so interested in these products!
@@ElectricTeeth They clearly mislead their customers about number of movements per minute. Firstly, the way they count this frequency is not consistent (strokes/minutes) and secondly, they even have filter setting pertaining to this on their websites - on UK site currently 17 models are available with 31000 and 17 models with 62000 movements per minute. It would be good to see what is the frequency of different modes. Other brands do not have a problem with providing this information. Also, they do not provide info on the capacity of batteries. This lack of transparency + "not being keen enough on reliability" of their products have put me off from Soniacare.
Thanks,,I just want to know cleaning modes. Hygienist suggested a circle brush but I bought based on the size of this brush. No way would the circle ones work, it's too large.
Yes you can if you like. However, normal tooth brushing should involve a little brushing of the gums as standard. You need to get the bristles up to the gum line.
Q about brushing technique! Are you supposed to just drag the vibrating brush across your teeth or are you supposed to brush normally using your arm motion like in a manual toothbrush? I feel like the motor on these causes less movement compared to the oral B, so not sure how well it cleans when you just leave the brushing to the electric toothbrush entirely.
Hello, I currently have a Phillips Sonicare 6100, which has 3 different cleaning modes, but also has 3 levels of intensity for each. My question is, which level of intensity is considered normal (regular 'clean' mode) when compared to a comparable Sonicare toothbrush without the intensity modes? Reason why I ask is my last Dentist appointment (May 2021, for a cleaning/scaling), I was berated by my Dentist for not brushing my teeth (which I have done 2 times a day faithfully for since I can remember). I usually use the regular 'clean' mode and on intensity #2 (medium). Maybe I am using the wrong settings? But to my Dentist during that visit, he flat out accused me of not brushing
Hi Tom. Clean mode with intensity 3, high is what most stick to and is comparable to a brush without intensity options from our experience. However, intensity 2 isn't bad. Are you brushing with the correct technique and flossing too?
Thank you for this video! I got my first electric toothbrush last week - a sonicare 6100 protectiveClean. Your video helped explain the different modes. Mine came with a smart head, and I’m confused by its use. One place online said it pairs with my smart phone. The manual seems to suggest that its only use is to communicate to the handle for letting you know when to replace it, and to “automatically recognize the brush head and select the right mode and intensity” for that particular brush head. So, that implies different heads are for different modes? Your video made a comment that almost all heads will work with all modes, but, is the handle designed so that if it has 3 modes, I should get 3 different brush heads? I’m wanting to be prepared and have replacement heads available, but I have absolutely no idea which to get!
Pleased you found the video helpful Susan. In reply to your other comments, the ProtectiveClean 6100 will not/does not connect to your smartphone. There is no Bluetooth built into the brush to allow this. The 6100 does have BrushSync technology, explained in my video here: ruclips.net/video/TnC0pJjScoI/видео.html Essentially, the handle tracks each brush head. It will alert you when to replace the head as well as selecting the appropriate cleaning mode for the brush head you are using, all automatically. In theory, you can have a different head for each different cleaning mode. Fitting that specific head will automatically select that mode. However, in reality, it is not necessary for most people. So I wouldn't really suggest 3 different heads. I believe you might find this video interesting too. ruclips.net/video/-rUrnnRJamA/видео.html I hope this is helpful to you.
Please tell me which is the best of these models?What do you recommend..? to whiten teeth and break down stone? I do not understand what you are saying, but I read your comments please tell me... Should I buy these toothbrushes or is it better to go to the dentist and whiten my teeth?
Are you specifically looking for a Philips Sonicare toothbrush? If so this video has what you need: ruclips.net/video/MXZW813z8Ac/видео.html I am not sure what you mean by breaking down stone? Perhaps you mean the hardened plaque called tartar or calculus. If so, this can only be removed by a dentist/dental hygienist. For tooth whitening you will need to go to the dentist. They can offer the best results and value for money.
Ive just upgraded to the 9000 diamondplus from a diamondplus. I always use deepclean+ but my new toothbrush has six timers instead of four. Im wondering why 6 instead of four?
So just leave it in clean mode with high intensity? Or deep clean? What would you suggest . Surely you’d want it highest intensity on deepest cleaning mode if that feels comfortable ?
I don't feel it is necessary to use all the time. No problem to do so, but as a general rule you can achieve a thorough clean in just 2 minutes. The additional 1 minute of cleaning time of Deep Clean mode isn't going to make a significant beneficial impact on your oral health. There is no meaningful data that I have seen to suggest Deep Clean is better or beneficial. In short, the standard clean mode is more than good enough for the vast majority, providing they are brushing correctly etc.
hi quick question regarding the white mode u said it has 2min 40 sec and the 2 min alternate between low and high speed is that what the clean mode is? or the normal clean on cleans at high speed at all time?
I can’t find anywhere how to change the intensity on my 5100… east to change cleaning mode but also says each mode has 3 intensities but no instructions!! Would be grateful for help
There are different brushing techniques that can be used. We are demonstrating the technique that our dentists recommend. By all means follow the recommendation your dentist provides.
No. The DiamondClean 9000 doesn't clean the teeth any better. It would only be worth switching if there was a feature you really valued and wanted to pay the premium for.
Okay I have the protective clean 4100. Because my brush head fell in the toilet LOL I actually purchased the (W3 whitening head from sonicare that does whitening and plaque removal ) it says that it will remove stains within 3 days. But it says it only guarantees it if you use the (white+ mode ) on their toothbrush with their sink technology using a whitening toothpaste. So the question is protective clean 4100 does not have this whitening mode but I do have whitening toothpaste. Do I need this mode to really whitening my teeth or will the toothbrush itself with the bristles do the job. From what I understand the mode just adds 40 seconds or something after you clean your teeth for 2 minutes so you can concentrate on the front of your teeth 20 seconds on the bottom and top but I guess it actually feels different or something I don't know if it makes a difference? I'm about to return my 4100 to Walmart and upgrade to the 5100 cuz it has a whitening mode. BUT IF YOU DON'T THINK I SHOULD AND JUST KEEP THE 4100 AND SAVE MY 20 BUCKS EXTRA THEN I WILL IF IT REALLY DOESN'T MAKE A DIFFERENCE? LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Short answer is no you don't need a whitening mode. The paste and the bristles on the standard clean mode are going to do basically the same job. This video gives and extra bit of insight: ruclips.net/video/Bpk8V4VAXk8/видео.html True tooth whitening, rather than stain removal can only be achieved with bleaching agents available over the counter or via the dentist. Dentist is always the better and more effective option. Keep the 4100. I would not return it just because of 1 mode.
Is your toothbrush 4100 still dong well?? I'm planning to buy one but it's kinda old version and i'm kinda scared. After watching a bunch of videos explaining the differences between 4100,5100,6100,etc, I think other modes are just the same to me and I just want daily cleaning mode (u know we can change the heads for new purposes). I want to make sure whether 4100 is still ok these days. Any problems with battery or sth else?? I would be glad if you can answer.
@@김나리-v3b I love my 4100 I've had it for a few months it's been fantastic the best toothbrush experience I've had and I used to have the Oral-B electric toothbrush for a long long time. I think the 4100 cleans better. I bought the the whitening toothbrush from sonicare on Amazon with the Colgate whitening toothpaste and it works wonders.. teeth have never been whiter.. worth every penny. Also it told me I have to replace my toothbrush I haven't replaced it yet even though I have replacements trying to get the most out of the toothbrush... I'm going to replace it soon.. ;)
They just wanted to say they had the most expensive one what a Gump, cuz it for damn sure isn't rocket science. What a dic so whatbi hVe one too and mine was 9.5free
It will depend on the model you have and whether it has a cleaning mode button. I think most models that offer Deep Clean do. So you can either select the mode by pressing the mode button, then applying toothpaste, putting in the mouth and then pressing power button. Or apply the toothpaste, select the mode, pop in the mouth and turns on. I hope this helps.
You once recommended to me the Philips Sonicare 5100 for Gum Health due to my receding gums/sensitive gums. Given that there is now newer models such as the Protective Clean 6500, Expert Clean 7500 and the Diamond Clean Smart which do you think would be the best overall toothbrush for Gum Health. I like the tongue option and I am looking to also purchase the Sonicare Air flosser. Is there a good bundle or package that includes additional brush heads and airflosser? Thank you for your guidance looking at making a purchase today would love to hear your thoughts.
Hi Javier. Honestly, I see no reason to switch if you have the Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5100 and it is working well. The newer models might bring certain features that you like the look of, but they are not actually going to clean the teeth any better. Models like the DiamondClean Smart do have the smartphone app, but unless you are extremely committed and prepared to pay the premium price I would avoid it. You can still clean the tongue with the modes available on the 5100. Taking this choice will save you a reasonable amount of money too. If you are thinking of getting the Airfloss, just buy this separately.
Thank you for the quick reply I didn’t end up getting the 5100 after all. I ended up waiting to save up extra cash. I think I will go with the 6100 or the 6500 simply because I would like to have more control with the intensity of the brush. Thanks again for your input.
@@JavierRamirez-eq5tf Hi can you recommend which model has helped with your receding gums? I have the same problem and am overwhelmed by all the options but my gum health is the most important factor I need to consider.
i need help to fix my toothbrush. it won't charge. idk if im putting it in the case wrong either. and i also cant seem to find where the charger is on my case? any help
What Sonicare brush do you have? The case may not offer charging. Some common troubleshooting tips are provided here: www.electricteeth.com/philips-sonicare-troubleshooting/
So the one shown in the video I think is the ProtectiveClean Series which does not come with a case that allows the brush to be charged inside. It would be quite obvious if it could be as there would be a microUSB cable in the box and a microUSB connector on the side of the case itself. You will have to charge it on the stand that came with it.
You're incorrect about the tongue care mode. It lasts 60 seconds in three 20 second bursts. You are suppose to use it for 20 seconds, then it pauses so you can rinse your mouth and the brush, then you repeat again 2 more times.
@@ElectricTeeth I have the DiamondClean 9700, you are correct that it shuts off after 20 seconds but if you use the included bluetooth phone app it has the full instructions. You are suppose to rinse your mouth after the 20 seconds then manually turn the brush back on and repeat 2 more times for a total of 60 seconds.
Yes fair enough that is the instructions in the manual, can't deny that. Not all will be using the app with the brush though, even if it is a smart toothbrush. The possible issue here is that most will clean their tongue as part of their toothbrushing routine and rinsing (after brushing) is not advised. ruclips.net/video/BtV2JUK1OjI/видео.html So perhaps if you did it before brushing. Not really heard many dental professionals recommend brushing the tongue for this long or rinsing either. But some brushing is better than no brushing.
It depends on the brush handle and whether this is even possible. Some allow this to be done via a dedicated button whilst others use the power button for this. Not all models have such an option.
It depends on the model, but this is likely the pacer. This encourages you to clean 6 sections of the mouth evenly, so come 2 minutes all the teeth have been cleaned.
I would consider a Sonicare toothbrush as water resistant rather than fully waterproof. I explain more about this in the following video: ruclips.net/video/jOEOCaMUZ_Q/видео.html
Helpful, but it would be nicer without so many images of you actually brushing your teeth! Maybe some more shots of what the buttons on the toothbrush actually do would be more informative, and at least a bit less yucky to watch.
ouuuu how you will destroy your teeth with this ultrasound thing! When I know what actually ultrasound can cause to hard metals what about your enamel omg! Next technology for money and for which doctors will say - We wasn't so right... in fact do more harm than good. Pls... sorry.
Thank you for your candor regarding the overwhelming uncertainty and ambiguity surrounding this issue. We are all doing our best.
Thank you for the great video, i was so confused by the instructions since nothing was clearly explained and this video made perfect sense of everything in a clear and concise manner. In general, this channel is a darn treasure trove of good tips and techniques for taking care of your dental hygiene.
Thank you for the kind words. So pleased you found it helpful.
You can follow the Sonicare Brush mode schedule for White Teeth, Gum Health, and Deeper clean:
www.usa.philips.com/c-m-pe/oral-health-care/crm/the-modes-of-your-new-toothbrush#_more_on_modes
Thank you for taking the time to explain each mode. I have a presentation tomorrow on electric toothbrushes and this video narrowed down and pinpointed the different modes very well and straight to the point.
Hi Evie. Glad it helped. Who are you presenting to and for what purpose. Don't have many people presenting about electric toothbrushes. 😀
Please note that the motor in the Sonicare 1100/2100/3100/4100 Series isn’t the same as that used in the more premium Sonicare models.
These offer up to 31,000 brush strokes, but it doesn’t achieve the 62,000 movements often quoted with the more expensive models. It is configured differently.
As a result, the cleaning does feel less powerful/intense compared to some other Sonicare toothbrushes.
Technically, more power or movements does mean better cleaning results. But, it isn’t quite as simple as this, there are more factors at play.
The lesser power on offer here isn’t immediately obvious. Even for me and I have tested hundreds of brushes. The brushing sensation is slightly different. It is most noticeable if you have used other premium Sonicare toothbrushes before.
They still do a very good job of cleaning the teeth.
First of all...I LOVE Sonicare and as a Dental professional i must tell you are not holding it brush incorrectly, please tip the bristles to a 45 degree angle to the gum line you are cleaning, and stop jiggling the handle. You paid for the brush let it do the work....
Thanks very much for all the content, you put a tremendous amount of effort in your videos.
Glad you like them! Thank you.
I greatly appreciate this video so much! I recently got a soniccare toothbrush and I was a bit confused but this video really helped me understand all the different modes and features! So thank you very much
Always good videos from this bloke. Very informative.
Thanks for your analysis - helps a lot navigating through the marketing buzzwords.
Thank you for the useful video! After 7 years using Sonic care I finally understood how it works :) - to be fair, it is the first time I look it up really
I really appreciate this video and the article I found it in!
Yes!!! Been looking for this one!
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I just got a brand new sealed in the box for $20. Score!!! Thanks for the info!
@Bailey G which one did you get?
3:05 is what you’re here for, more helpful than the instructions! (Edited)
Hey. Thanks for the comment. I have enjoyed your videos in the past. What is it specifically that you wish to know?
@@ElectricTeeth didn’t mean to sound so critical, sorry - it was directed at the instructions being vague! It was unclear what each timed segment was for on each mode!
Gotcha. It depends on the mode, but with whitening for example the last 30 seconds are designed to be used to focus on the front teeth only.
@@ElectricTeeth thanks for the reply. That makes more sense! The instructions seemed frustratingly vague on this, so I’ll try That, thanks!
Yes they are. For the large multinational corporation it's disappointing they can't to better. Potentially intentional as little evidence there is much difference between each cleaning mode. You're unlikely to see much difference in tooth colour if you already have a good brushing routine. 👍
Thank you so much for your explanation! It helped me a lot! 😁
Thanks for all the information! Have you finally discover why in deep clean mode if there is no active Bluetooth connection, the mode will run for the longer 3 minutes? 😆
I don't recall noticing this. It's been a while since I've used the deep clean mode to be fair.
@@ElectricTeeth It is an observation that you say in the video, and I also noticed it in the instructions, however it is not important!
thanks i needed this video!
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Thanks for this very helpful video!
Thank you so much!
I am quite frustrated with Philips. I never expected to be patronized by a frickin toothbrush. I can't decide for myself how long brushing my teeth takes? Or when to actually switch into a particular mode? This is ridiculous.
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8:24 Does different Sonicare toothbrushes and depending on the model offer a more powerful motor or all Sonicare models (from the very basic one like the CleanCare+ up to the most high end one like the Diamond Clean Smart) operate at the same speed of 31000 brush strokes ? I'm asking because as far as I'm aware Oral B has differences on the toothbrush motor with the most powerful ones are the most expensive ones like the Genius X. Thanks a lot!
The answer is no. All Sonicare models offer the same number of movements per minute.
Sonicare's own website implies like there is a difference, but I have checked with their customer support and they advise there is no difference.
They state ' all toothbrushes deliver the same movements per minute. It is only measured and described differently.31.000 movements are the times the shaft moves left and right while 62.000 are the times the shaft moves in 1 direction (meaning left is considered 1 movement and right another movement)'.
It has been and remains confusing as strokes per minute and movements per minute have been used in technical specifications and marketing materials. Perhaps this intentional marketing confusion to make the premium models look more desirable as they appear more powerful?!
You are correct that Oral-B are different and the more premium models offer more movements than the basic ones.
In either instance, the basic power is perfectly adequate and any additional movements/speed is going to make negligible difference.
@@ElectricTeeth Thank you for replying to my question!
No problem. You show a very keen interest in these products! Are you passionate about Oral Care? Do you work in dentistry?
@@ElectricTeeth I am just very passionate about Oral health!
I totally agree that our overall health depends from the condition of our Oral health hence why I’m so interested in these products!
@@ElectricTeeth They clearly mislead their customers about number of movements per minute. Firstly, the way they count this frequency is not consistent (strokes/minutes) and secondly, they even have filter setting pertaining to this on their websites - on UK site currently 17 models are available with 31000 and 17 models with 62000 movements per minute. It would be good to see what is the frequency of different modes. Other brands do not have a problem with providing this information. Also, they do not provide info on the capacity of batteries. This lack of transparency + "not being keen enough on reliability" of their products have put me off from Soniacare.
Thanx Bud!
Thanks,,I just want to know cleaning modes.
Hygienist suggested a circle brush but I bought based on the size of this brush. No way would the circle ones work, it's too large.
Great video! But for the gum care mode on the 9900 are you just suppose to brush your gums for the last bit? hurt a bit, so a little confused.
Yes you can if you like. However, normal tooth brushing should involve a little brushing of the gums as standard. You need to get the bristles up to the gum line.
Heard about the Oclean Flow smart sonic toothbrush? Can you please do a review about it?
Great video.
Great video, thank you!
My pleasure!
well explained thank you
Q about brushing technique! Are you supposed to just drag the vibrating brush across your teeth or are you supposed to brush normally using your arm motion like in a manual toothbrush? I feel like the motor on these causes less movement compared to the oral B, so not sure how well it cleans when you just leave the brushing to the electric toothbrush entirely.
Answer here: ruclips.net/video/SBETJnUwwwc/видео.html
Hello, I currently have a Phillips Sonicare 6100, which has 3 different cleaning modes, but also has 3 levels of intensity for each. My question is, which level of intensity is considered normal (regular 'clean' mode) when compared to a comparable Sonicare toothbrush without the intensity modes?
Reason why I ask is my last Dentist appointment (May 2021, for a cleaning/scaling), I was berated by my Dentist for not brushing my teeth (which I have done 2 times a day faithfully for since I can remember). I usually use the regular 'clean' mode and on intensity #2 (medium). Maybe I am using the wrong settings? But to my Dentist during that visit, he flat out accused me of not brushing
Hi Tom.
Clean mode with intensity 3, high is what most stick to and is comparable to a brush without intensity options from our experience. However, intensity 2 isn't bad.
Are you brushing with the correct technique and flossing too?
Thank you for this video! I got my first electric toothbrush last week - a sonicare 6100 protectiveClean. Your video helped explain the different modes. Mine came with a smart head, and I’m confused by its use. One place online said it pairs with my smart phone. The manual seems to suggest that its only use is to communicate to the handle for letting you know when to replace it, and to “automatically recognize the brush head and select the right mode and intensity” for that particular brush head. So, that implies different heads are for different modes? Your video made a comment that almost all heads will work with all modes, but, is the handle designed so that if it has 3 modes, I should get 3 different brush heads? I’m wanting to be prepared and have replacement heads available, but I have absolutely no idea which to get!
Pleased you found the video helpful Susan.
In reply to your other comments, the ProtectiveClean 6100 will not/does not connect to your smartphone. There is no Bluetooth built into the brush to allow this.
The 6100 does have BrushSync technology, explained in my video here: ruclips.net/video/TnC0pJjScoI/видео.html
Essentially, the handle tracks each brush head. It will alert you when to replace the head as well as selecting the appropriate cleaning mode for the brush head you are using, all automatically.
In theory, you can have a different head for each different cleaning mode. Fitting that specific head will automatically select that mode. However, in reality, it is not necessary for most people. So I wouldn't really suggest 3 different heads.
I believe you might find this video interesting too. ruclips.net/video/-rUrnnRJamA/видео.html
I hope this is helpful to you.
@@ElectricTeeth So, how do I decide what replacement brush to get?
Ultimately that is up to you. Our top recommendation is: C2 Optimal Plaque Control. It provides a good overall clean and is BrushSync enabled.
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Please tell me which is the best of these models?What do you recommend..?
to whiten teeth and break down stone? I do not understand what you are saying, but I read your comments please tell me...
Should I buy these toothbrushes or is it better to go to the dentist and whiten my teeth?
Are you specifically looking for a Philips Sonicare toothbrush? If so this video has what you need: ruclips.net/video/MXZW813z8Ac/видео.html
I am not sure what you mean by breaking down stone? Perhaps you mean the hardened plaque called tartar or calculus. If so, this can only be removed by a dentist/dental hygienist.
For tooth whitening you will need to go to the dentist. They can offer the best results and value for money.
All I need is standard clean, sensitive clean & a pressure sensor. I just found out the Prestige 9900 doesn't have a sensitive clean option 🥺
Yes, it does. The modes it has are:
Clean
White+
Gum health
Deep Clean
Sensitive
I got
A new one today and I don’t have sensitive mode I need it
Ive just upgraded to the 9000 diamondplus from a diamondplus. I always use deepclean+ but my new toothbrush has six timers instead of four. Im wondering why 6 instead of four?
It's just a different way of cleaning the mouth. 6 sextants (20 seconds each) rather than 4 quadrants (30 seconds each).
So just leave it in clean mode with high intensity? Or deep clean? What would you suggest . Surely you’d want it highest intensity on deepest cleaning mode if that feels comfortable ?
Simply select what is right for you Ryan. I typically go with the standard clean mode with high intensity.
Thanks! Out of interest why wouldn’t you choose to use the deep clean every time? surely this is more beneficial?
I don't feel it is necessary to use all the time. No problem to do so, but as a general rule you can achieve a thorough clean in just 2 minutes. The additional 1 minute of cleaning time of Deep Clean mode isn't going to make a significant beneficial impact on your oral health. There is no meaningful data that I have seen to suggest Deep Clean is better or beneficial. In short, the standard clean mode is more than good enough for the vast majority, providing they are brushing correctly etc.
I just got a Sonicare toothbrush and it came with ZERO instructions. Doesn't even say what the different brush heads are for.
We can help with that - ruclips.net/video/-rUrnnRJamA/видео.html
hi quick question regarding the white mode u said it has 2min 40 sec and the 2 min alternate between low and high speed is that what the clean mode is? or the normal clean on cleans at high speed at all time?
The clean mode cleans on a higher speed the whole time.
How do you put it in Travel/safe mode? thanks!
There isn't such a mode.
Thanks for your sharing
I can’t find anywhere how to change the intensity on my 5100… east to change cleaning mode but also says each mode has 3 intensities but no instructions!! Would be grateful for help
Most models of the 5100 series, to my knowledge have multiple brushing modes, but no option to change the intensity too.
2:50 Hm. My dentist said this (in your video here) is the wrong method, and several other RUclips videos, including Philips ads, suggest the same.
There are different brushing techniques that can be used. We are demonstrating the technique that our dentists recommend. By all means follow the recommendation your dentist provides.
I am using Sonicare protective clean 4300 and thinking about switching to newer model. Do you think it’s worth it to switch to Diamondclean 9000?
No. The DiamondClean 9000 doesn't clean the teeth any better. It would only be worth switching if there was a feature you really valued and wanted to pay the premium for.
Diamond clean is the shit tho just got one
Okay I have the protective clean 4100.
Because my brush head fell in the toilet LOL I actually purchased the (W3 whitening head from sonicare that does whitening and plaque removal ) it says that it will remove stains within 3 days. But it says it only guarantees it if you use the (white+ mode ) on their toothbrush with their sink technology using a whitening toothpaste.
So the question is protective clean 4100 does not have this whitening mode but I do have whitening toothpaste.
Do I need this mode to really whitening my teeth or will the toothbrush itself with the bristles do the job.
From what I understand the mode just adds 40 seconds or something after you clean your teeth for 2 minutes so you can concentrate on the front of your teeth 20 seconds on the bottom and top but I guess it actually feels different or something I don't know if it makes a difference?
I'm about to return my 4100 to Walmart and upgrade to the 5100 cuz it has a whitening mode.
BUT IF YOU DON'T THINK I SHOULD AND JUST KEEP THE 4100 AND SAVE MY 20 BUCKS EXTRA THEN I WILL IF IT REALLY DOESN'T MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Short answer is no you don't need a whitening mode. The paste and the bristles on the standard clean mode are going to do basically the same job. This video gives and extra bit of insight: ruclips.net/video/Bpk8V4VAXk8/видео.html
True tooth whitening, rather than stain removal can only be achieved with bleaching agents available over the counter or via the dentist. Dentist is always the better and more effective option.
Keep the 4100. I would not return it just because of 1 mode.
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Thank you so much for your honest answer
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Is your toothbrush 4100 still dong well?? I'm planning to buy one but it's kinda old version and i'm kinda scared. After watching a bunch of videos explaining the differences between 4100,5100,6100,etc, I think other modes are just the same to me and I just want daily cleaning mode (u know we can change the heads for new purposes). I want to make sure whether 4100 is still ok these days. Any problems with battery or sth else?? I would be glad if you can answer.
@@김나리-v3b I love my 4100 I've had it for a few months it's been fantastic the best toothbrush experience I've had and I used to have the Oral-B electric toothbrush for a long long time. I think the 4100 cleans better. I bought the the whitening toothbrush from sonicare on Amazon with the Colgate whitening toothpaste and it works wonders.. teeth have never been whiter.. worth every penny.
Also it told me I have to replace my toothbrush I haven't replaced it yet even though I have replacements trying to get the most out of the toothbrush... I'm going to replace it soon..
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@@muzikmon2267 thanks so much. I’m going to get one for myself :3
Hope you have a wonderful day!!!
I have a Sonicare diamond clean brush- 9000 series- how do you change the intensity levels?
Using the button under the power button.
They just wanted to say they had the most expensive one what a Gump, cuz it for damn sure isn't rocket science. What a dic so whatbi hVe one too and mine was 9.5free
How do you apply toothpaste if you want deep clean option? You apply toothpaste then cycle through all modes?
It will depend on the model you have and whether it has a cleaning mode button. I think most models that offer Deep Clean do. So you can either select the mode by pressing the mode button, then applying toothpaste, putting in the mouth and then pressing power button.
Or apply the toothpaste, select the mode, pop in the mouth and turns on.
I hope this helps.
Do you guys know how to fix teeth shifting because two of my teeth shift right near where the tongue stays
Eden, if you have teeth that are moving you need to go and see a dentist for personalised advice.
So all modes use sonic technology to break down plaque etc?
Yes all modes are using the sonic cleaning technology.
The bristles actually disrupt the vast majority of the plaque.
Thanks
You once recommended to me the Philips Sonicare 5100 for Gum Health due to my receding gums/sensitive gums. Given that there is now newer models such as the Protective Clean 6500, Expert Clean 7500 and the Diamond Clean Smart which do you think would be the best overall toothbrush for Gum Health. I like the tongue option and I am looking to also purchase the Sonicare Air flosser. Is there a good bundle or package that includes additional brush heads and airflosser? Thank you for your guidance looking at making a purchase today would love to hear your thoughts.
Hi Javier. Honestly, I see no reason to switch if you have the Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5100 and it is working well.
The newer models might bring certain features that you like the look of, but they are not actually going to clean the teeth any better. Models like the DiamondClean Smart do have the smartphone app, but unless you are extremely committed and prepared to pay the premium price I would avoid it.
You can still clean the tongue with the modes available on the 5100.
Taking this choice will save you a reasonable amount of money too.
If you are thinking of getting the Airfloss, just buy this separately.
Thank you for the quick reply I didn’t end up getting the 5100 after all. I ended up waiting to save up extra cash. I think I will go with the 6100 or the 6500 simply because I would like to have more control with the intensity of the brush. Thanks again for your input.
No problem. Would love to hear how you find the brush once you have used it for a while.
Recently got the diamond clean ansmd can honestly say this is the Roles Royse of toothbrushes
@@JavierRamirez-eq5tf Hi can you recommend which model has helped with your receding gums? I have the same problem and am overwhelmed by all the options but my gum health is the most important factor I need to consider.
i need help to fix my toothbrush. it won't charge. idk if im putting it in the case wrong either. and i also cant seem to find where the charger is on my case? any help
What Sonicare brush do you have? The case may not offer charging.
Some common troubleshooting tips are provided here: www.electricteeth.com/philips-sonicare-troubleshooting/
@@ElectricTeeth i have the white on you showed on the video
So the one shown in the video I think is the ProtectiveClean Series which does not come with a case that allows the brush to be charged inside. It would be quite obvious if it could be as there would be a microUSB cable in the box and a microUSB connector on the side of the case itself. You will have to charge it on the stand that came with it.
@@ElectricTeeth mine didn't come with a stand
If you bought it new it would have come with some form of charging stand/solution. Do you literally only have the toothbrush and a case?
You're incorrect about the tongue care mode. It lasts 60 seconds in three 20 second bursts. You are suppose to use it for 20 seconds, then it pauses so you can rinse your mouth and the brush, then you repeat again 2 more times.
What brush do you have that is operating this way?
Our Sonicare DiamondClean Smart runs for 20 seconds and turns itself off.
@@ElectricTeeth I have the DiamondClean 9700, you are correct that it shuts off after 20 seconds but if you use the included bluetooth phone app it has the full instructions. You are suppose to rinse your mouth after the 20 seconds then manually turn the brush back on and repeat 2 more times for a total of 60 seconds.
Yes fair enough that is the instructions in the manual, can't deny that.
Not all will be using the app with the brush though, even if it is a smart toothbrush.
The possible issue here is that most will clean their tongue as part of their toothbrushing routine and rinsing (after brushing) is not advised. ruclips.net/video/BtV2JUK1OjI/видео.html
So perhaps if you did it before brushing.
Not really heard many dental professionals recommend brushing the tongue for this long or rinsing either. But some brushing is better than no brushing.
My brush With deepclean mode sounds louder than the others options, is that normal?
The pitch of the sound can potentially change slightly. However if you think it sounds abnormal, worth contacting Philips for support.
How do you change the intensity slow, medium, fast
It depends on the brush handle and whether this is even possible. Some allow this to be done via a dedicated button whilst others use the power button for this. Not all models have such an option.
So which is the best mode to default to?
Clean mode is the one most will default to and the mode the is offered as standard on all Sonicare brushes.
My sonicare also has a polish mode..
Is the toothbrush supposed to beep every 20 seconds?
It depends on the model, but this is likely the pacer. This encourages you to clean 6 sections of the mouth evenly, so come 2 minutes all the teeth have been cleaned.
Is this waterproof ???
I would consider a Sonicare toothbrush as water resistant rather than fully waterproof. I explain more about this in the following video: ruclips.net/video/jOEOCaMUZ_Q/видео.html
So they are just vibrators? There is no ultrasonic abilities like the name could suggest?
Philips Sonicare produce' Soinc' toothbrushes. There is a category of 'Ultrasonic' toothbrushes, but Sonicare does not produce such.
They evolve their power just like Pokemon.
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Helpful, but it would be nicer without so many images of you actually brushing your teeth! Maybe some more shots of what the buttons on the toothbrush actually do would be more informative, and at least a bit less yucky to watch.
Thank you for the feedback Steve. Will take this on board.
Exactly! Phillips dpes a lousy job explainging their products.
No matter the cleaning mode, the toothpaste goes all over the place...
Overpriced Bluetooth gadget.lol I know people with perfect teeth using cheap manual toothbrushes and toothpastes.
It’s just all marketing hype. All these modes are bascially the same
ouuuu how you will destroy your teeth with this ultrasound thing! When I know what actually ultrasound can cause to hard metals what about your enamel omg!
Next technology for money and for which doctors will say - We wasn't so right... in fact do more harm than good. Pls... sorry.
You look like you just got out of bed. You look grody. Did you not know you would be doing a video?
But the content was excellent wasn't it Bob?! 😃