Philips Sonicare Essence e5500 Power Toothbrush
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Product Reviews of Philips Sonicare Essence e5500 Power Toothbrush
Product Review: Sonicare is the best. That is all.
Summary: 5 Stars
This is my second Sonicare purchase (as a gift). These toothbrushes pay for themselves many times over in dental health, brightening smiles, and improving gum health, and will also decrease dental expenses. This is a great deal. Positive transaction, as usual. I highly recommend this!Product Review: Buyer beware
Summary: 1 Stars
If you don't mind that the Sonicare toothbrushes last under a year - even when you replace the heads and follow all their instructions - then this is for you. At my dentist's insistence, after a first failure for a more expensive model, I bought this lemon (after reading all the reviews). It almost made it to 10 months...I am switching to oral B. Product Review: Phillips Sonicare Essence e5500 Power TB
Summary: 5 Stars
Seems to be a better toothbrush than the one my dentist was hawking and sold me for twice as much. Seems to clean my teeth better too. Good buy.Product Review: excellent product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is an excellent product. My dentist advised me to purchase an electrical tooth brush because my teeth were so bad and my periotontic was getting worse everytime I saw him for my dental appointment. He even put me for every 2-month cleaning schedule for a whole year. Of course, my dental insurance only allowed me to clean my teeth twice a year and I needed to pay on my own expense for the extra cleaning services. I used this tooth brush for a month long. Since then, I felt my teeth were clean and refresh in my mouth. My next dental appointment is approaching and I hope my dentist can re-schedule me for every 6-month. Product Review: disappointing toothbrush
Summary: 2 Stars
I purchased this electric toothbrush recently and am sorry I did. Although the manual does not mention it, Sonicare expects you to:1) remove the brush unit from the handle,2) clean it, and 3)store it separate from the handle each time you use the toothbrush. I recently had trouble replacing the brush unit and called Sonicare for help, only to find out the operator knew less about the toothbrush than I did and was unaware of the cleaning procedure outlined in the manual. I finally managed to get the brush off but have been having a difficult time finding a place where I can purchase the toothbrush unit, which needs to be replaced every 3 months!