Philips Sonicare Advance 4100 Sonic Power Toothbrush
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Product Reviews of Philips Sonicare Advance 4100 Sonic Power Toothbrush
Product Review: Sonicare 4100 Toothbrush
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoy brushing with the Sonicare 4100 knowing that I'm helping to prevent gum disease. I only wish that this model had the 30 second intervals like the original model I purchased over 10 years ago.Product Review: Yay! I found it!
Summary: 5 Stars
[[ASIN:B000AMRII0 Philips Sonicare Essence 5300 Power Toothbrush]
This Sonicare toothbrush is only supposed to last 2 years. Our other one just gave up the ghost after 8 years of use by my wife and myself. We were so happy to find the same exact on on Amazon.com. Thank you so much for your wide variety of products that can be ordered from your site.
Product Review: what a waste of resources.....
Summary: 1 Stars
Battery lasted less than a year, brush replacements are bulkier & more complicated than need be and are too expensiveProduct Review: 10 years and going....
Summary: 5 Stars
My wife and I have used this product daily for more than 10 years...and the unit was placed back into the charger after each and every use!!! A truly amazing, quality product based on our experience.Product Review: Saved me a lot of discomfort at the dentist!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've used the Sonicare Advance toothbrush for almost ten years and I'm very happy with it! I always got tons of cavities with normal toothbrushes, but I have only had two cavities in the ten years I've been using Sonicare. I'm also happy to say that I haven't had to have any scaling done since using the toothbrush, either. The toothbrush also made my teeth much whiter when combined with PeroxiCare toothpaste. My first brush lasted almost 7 years, and my second one is still going strong at 3 years.
The only thing that I don't follow on the instructions is charging the toothbrush after every use. My understanding of batteries is that when you charge it before it is completely drained, you damage the battery cells and then it won't hold a charge. I only charge my toothbrush when it blinks to indicate the battery is low, usually once every few weeks. The battery in my first one lasted 7 years because of charging it in that manner and by not charging it after every brushing. Since the batteries in these toothbrushes are NOT replaceable, I made sure to get the most life out of it.
Overall, it's a great product and has become less expensive over the years. A brush head lasts 6 months, so even though the replacement heads cost more than standard toothbrushes, you only need to buy 2 a year.