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Best Electric Toothbrushes 2022

“We” stud­ied the best elec­tric tooth­brush­es in 2022 — we talk about the func­tions, how to choose, and also pub­lish tips from the den­tist

How lazy to brush your teeth some­times — I fum­bled a cou­ple of times with a brush and that’s it. Then you have to fork out for fill­ing anoth­er caries. But with an elec­tric tooth­brush, even the lazi­est brush­ing turns into a much more effi­cient process. And if you still use the gad­get accord­ing to the instruc­tions and fol­low the rec­om­men­da­tions, you get a mir­a­cle, not a device.

We talks about the best elec­tric tooth­brush­es in 2022. We also spoke with a den­tist who gave valu­able advice on choos­ing a device.

 

Editor’s Choice

Acleon F‑36

Acleon F‑36 is a unique offer­ing on the elec­tric tooth­brush mar­ket. Unlike ana­logues, it is equipped with an ultra­son­ic motor that pro­vides vibra­tion with a fre­quen­cy of 60,000 move­ments per minute. This is 87% more than oth­er brands of elec­tric tooth­brush­es. Nylon bris­tles per­fect­ly clean plaque from teeth and gums with­out dam­ag­ing them. The brush has 4 modes of oper­a­tion — stan­dard, for sen­si­tive teeth, for remov­ing tar­tar and plaque, and mas­sage. The set includes 3 brush heads and 2 brush heads to remove food par­ti­cles from the inter­den­tal space. This set will last for 1 year. When brush­ing your teeth, you do not need to time it — you can set a timer for 2 min­utes. The bat­tery is being charged at the wire­less dock­ing sta­tion. Thanks to the con­ve­nient case, the tooth­brush is easy to store and take with you on trips.

Acleon F‑36

Unique brush with ultra­son­ic motor

The Acleon F‑36 brush helps to effec­tive­ly deal with plaque and clean the inter­den­tal space from food par­ti­cles. It has four modes: stan­dard, for sen­si­tive teeth, for remov­ing tar­tar and mas­sage, and also has a timer, thanks to which you do not need to time your teeth for brush­ing.

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Characteristics

Food	built-in bat­tery
Pecu­liar­i­ties	5 noz­zles includ­ed, stor­age case as a gift

Pros and cons

High pow­er, dif­fer­ent oper­at­ing modes, effec­tive clean­ing of teeth and gums with­out dam­age, water­proof case

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1. Emmi-dent 6 Professional Platinum

Emmi-dent 6 Pro­fes­sion­al Plat­inum is the world’s only patent­ed ultra­son­ic tooth­brush. Unlike its elec­tric coun­ter­parts, it allows you to clean your teeth and gums with­out the usu­al hand move­ments. The device of the Ger­man brand is equipped with an ultra­son­ic chip, which is built into a replace­able noz­zle. Ultra­sound oper­ates in a safe “ther­a­peu­tic” range at a fre­quen­cy of 1.6 MHz with a pow­er of only 0.2 watts. Dur­ing the oper­a­tion of the brush, the chip gen­er­ates ultra­son­ic vibra­tions and mil­lions of microbub­bles are formed in the tooth­paste, which neu­tral­ize bac­te­ria and remove plaque. Ultra­sound gen­tly cleans the sur­face of the teeth, peri­odon­tal pock­ets and inter­den­tal spaces. Teeth become glossy, and the feel­ing of clean­li­ness lasts up to 12 hours. Due to the absence of fric­tion dur­ing brush­ing, the brush is suit­able for peo­ple with sen­si­tive enam­el and gums, braces, implants and den­tures.

Emmi-dent 6 Pro­fes­sion­al Plat­inum has two modes of oper­a­tion — with and with­out vibra­tion. The kit includes a replace­ment noz­zle. The brush comes with a brand­ed non-abra­sive tooth­paste, which serves as an effec­tive “con­duc­tor” for ultra­sound. The timer with an audi­ble sig­nal helps to con­trol the time for the treat­ment of the tooth sur­face. The lithi­um-ion bat­tery with charg­ing indi­ca­tor is designed for 14–17 days of bat­tery life.

Characteristics

Food	from bat­tery
Pecu­liar­i­ties	96 mil­lion vibra­tions per minute, the antibac­te­r­i­al effect extends into the gums to a depth of 12 mm, helps reduce bleed­ing gums

Pros and cons

Cleans well and does not injure teeth and gums, easy to use, ergonom­ic design, two-year war­ran­ty

Works only with brand­ed con­duc­tive tooth­paste

Emmi-dent 6 Pro­fes­sion­al Plat­inum

Gen­tle teeth clean­ing with ultra­sound

The brush is equipped with an ultra­son­ic chip that allows you to gen­tly clean even hard-to-reach places. Plus — ultra­sound has an antibac­te­r­i­al effect and accel­er­ates tis­sue heal­ing

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2. CS Medica CS-262

Bud­get mod­el in the rank­ing of the best elec­tric tooth­brush­es. The first thing that attracts atten­tion is the use of clas­sic bat­ter­ies. The man­u­fac­tur­er claims that the brush will work for 150 days from two fin­ger ele­ments. It is a well-known fact that ordi­nary bat­ter­ies are more endur­ing com­pared to bat­ter­ies of a sim­i­lar shape. The noz­zle comes with a pro­tec­tive cap. Few man­u­fac­tur­ers both­er to add this acces­so­ry. Although it is cer­tain­ly impor­tant, for exam­ple, when trav­el­ing. The han­dle, like the more expen­sive mod­els, is rub­ber­ized so that it does not slip out of the hands. There are two modes of oper­a­tion — pow­er­ful (33 thou­sand rpm) and nor­mal (28 thou­sand rpm). They switch on the but­ton.

Characteristics

Food	from bat­ter­ies
Pecu­liar­i­ties	33 thou­sand pul­sa­tions per minute, timer

Pros and cons

Light­weight, price

There are com­plaints that when mois­ture gets in, it breaks down

3. Donfeel HSD-015

An elec­tric tooth­brush for the most demand­ing users. It came out three years ago, but in 2021 it has not lost its rel­e­vance. First, the bat­tery lasts six weeks of use, pro­vid­ed it is cleaned twice a day. Sec­ond­ly, a crazy num­ber of rev­o­lu­tions — 48 thou­sand in inten­sive mode. Accord­ing to the man­u­fac­tur­er, the motor makes up to 800 reverse move­ments per sec­ond, mul­ti­plied by 60 so-called “micropuls­es”, so the num­ber of move­ments can reach 2.8 mil­lion per minute. There are five oper­at­ing modes: clas­sic, whiten­ing, mas­sage, soft and pol­ish­ing. The kit comes with three inter­change­able noz­zles. If you want, use it in turn, if you want, divide by fam­i­ly. The charg­ing sta­tion has a built-in UV lamp. It kills bac­te­ria, does not allow them to stay on the bris­tles and devel­op fun­gus on the han­dle. This is a big base. And stor­ing it on the sink will not work — this is pro­hib­it­ed accord­ing to the instruc­tions. So you have to look for a place, for exam­ple, in the hall­way or in the kitchen. Next up is the cleans­ing expe­ri­ence. Some­one tick­lish, some­one unpleas­ant. Due to the high inten­si­ty of micro-move­ments, they dif­fer from clas­sic elec­tric brush­es. But over time you get used to it. Next is the ser­vice life. Offi­cial­ly, it is 1 year. But accord­ing to reviews, the device works and two, but then dies. In this case, the man­u­fac­tur­er offers to buy a pen sep­a­rate­ly — about 3.5 thou­sand. Oth­er parts of the instru­ment are also sold sep­a­rate­ly.

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4. Oral‑B Vitality 3D White

Anoth­er pop­u­lar mod­el from the Ger­man brand. The most sim­ple: no sen­sors, lights and oth­er bells and whis­tles. But it does its job very well. Per­fect for get­ting start­ed with elec­tric tooth­brush­es. How­ev­er, noth­ing pre­vents you from using this one for many years. There are many exam­ples in the reviews: when after a cou­ple of years of oper­a­tion the bat­tery becomes very weak, peo­ple sim­ply buy a new one and con­tin­ue to use it. It dif­fers from the cool­er mod­els in speed. It is believed that the more rev­o­lu­tions, the bet­ter the clean­ing. There is no space engine here, but what is there is enough for com­fort­able clean­ing. Some, on the con­trary, expe­ri­ence prob­lems with bleed­ing gums, so for them, on the con­trary, this speed will be a plus. More­over, all the same noz­zles as oth­er brush­es of this com­pa­ny are suit­able for it.

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5. Megasonex

A pre­mi­um prod­uct from Hong Kong that starts with the pack­ag­ing. Styl­ish black box, inside which is a brush in a case, a pair of noz­zles, a charg­er. This elec­tric tooth­brush has three modes. The first two will be called del­i­cate and clas­sic. And here is the third mode — ultra­son­ic clean­ing. The device gen­er­ates ultra­sound at a fre­quen­cy of 1.6 MHz, although the piezo­elec­tric ele­ment itself (ultra­sound gen­er­a­tor) is locat­ed at the end of the tooth­brush han­dle, which, accord­ing to the instruc­tions, is rec­om­mend­ed to be lubri­cat­ed with petro­le­um jel­ly. Nev­er­the­less, the man­u­fac­tur­er assures that the num­ber of oscil­la­tions reach­es 96 mil­lion per minute! As planned by the man­u­fac­tur­ers, at this fre­quen­cy, the bac­te­ria should be destroyed. Many mis­tak­en­ly believe that ultra­sound in this mod­el breaks down plaque and wait for the whiten­ing effect. We’ll dis­ap­point you — it’s not. She can­not remove the tar­tar. By the way, ultra­sound is safe for humans. How­ev­er, the man­u­fac­tur­er encour­ages peo­ple with pace­mak­ers to still con­sult a doc­tor before using their tooth­brush. Four types of noz­zles are pro­duced for the brush. The device charges quick­ly — 6–8 hours. After that, it lasts for two weeks.

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6. Revyline RL 010

The first plus of this mod­el in the rank­ing of the best elec­tric brush­es is for the design. The set includes a styl­ish trans­par­ent case, which has com­part­ments for a pair of noz­zles and a place for the device itself. It is avail­able in three col­ors — white, black and pale pink. Five oper­at­ing modes are avail­able: clas­sic clean­ing, whiten­ing, enam­el pol­ish­ing, for teeth with increased sen­si­tiv­i­ty and gum mas­sage. More­over, each of the modes has three degrees of inten­si­ty. It is con­ve­nient that charg­ing takes place via a USB cable and no sep­a­rate base with a wire is need­ed. Although the stand is still includ­ed.

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7. Hapica minus ion

An eco­nom­i­cal mod­el with an inter­est­ing ion clean­ing func­tion. The man­u­fac­tur­er assures that it can be used even with­out paste. Although we don’t think it’s a good idea. The descrip­tion says that this elec­tric tooth­brush pro­duces neg­a­tive ions that help pol­ish teeth and get rid of bad breath. It can be sold packed in a sealed bag or plas­tic pack­ag­ing. Pow­ered by two fin­ger bat­ter­ies (AA). Accord­ing to the instruc­tions, they are enough for 300 hours of oper­a­tion. There is no built-in timer, so when clean­ing you need to focus on your feel­ings. Buy­ers note the light­ness of this elec­tric tooth­brush — a lit­tle more than 50 g. But it is heav­ier with bat­ter­ies.

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8.Soocas X3

Anoth­er mod­el with an inter­est­ing design. The design­ers obvi­ous­ly tried: styl­ish des­ig­na­tions of modes on the case and an inter­est­ing but­ton. Avail­able in three col­ors: white, pink, black. The case has a built-in bat­tery that can with­stand 25 days of work with­out recharg­ing, pro­vid­ed that you brush your teeth twice a day. But charg­ing is not fast — 16 hours. Anoth­er detail for which you can praise the device is mois­ture pro­tec­tion. It is not strange, but many man­u­fac­tur­ers save on this. Although an elec­tric tooth­brush is one of those appli­ances that comes into con­tact with water a lot. There are modes for clean­ing the tongue and gums. You can down­load the appli­ca­tion to your smart­phone and arrange func­tions, as well as con­trol the bat­tery charge. But there are too many neg­a­tive reviews on the brush relat­ed to break­downs. Yes, many are hap­py. But still dis­turb­ing.

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9 Colgate 360°

Bud­get option for get­ting acquaint­ed with elec­tric brush­es. The noz­zles can be changed, the bat­ter­ies are also easy to replace with new ones. There are mod­els in dif­fer­ent col­ors. One of the nov­el­ties of last year is in a black case with bris­tles con­tain­ing coal. Not sure if this is of any real ben­e­fit, but it sounds and looks great. Of the fea­tures that can be attrib­uted to the cat­e­go­ry of dis­ad­van­tages is the fea­ture of a rotat­ing ele­ment. The fact is that not all the bris­tles are spin­ning, but only the low­er sep­a­rate part. The rest is sta­t­ic. That is, it will not be enough for her just to dri­ve in the teeth, like oth­er mod­els. You have to work hard with your hands. On the oth­er side of the noz­zle there is a pad for clean­ing the cheeks and tongue. Even more expen­sive mod­els for some rea­son neglect this func­tion.

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How to choose an electric toothbrush

Although an elec­tric tooth­brush is a prod­uct of every­day use, it is a med­ical prod­uct. Pavel Pis­arev, den­tist-ther­a­pist of the Euro­pean Med­ical Cen­tergives valu­able rec­om­men­da­tions on how to move from man­u­al to automa­tion.

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