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I’m willing to invest in the best electric toothbrush if it means I don’t have to go to the dentist. Budget isn’t an issue—I’ll pay for quality if it truly works better.
What should I look for:
A pressure sensor to prevent gum damage.
A long battery life.
A timer to ensure I brush long enough.
Are models $200 and up truly better, or are they just extra features I don’t need?
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The most useful features are a pressure sensor to protect gums, a timer with zoned cleaning for a thorough clean, and decent battery life. More expensive models don’t always clean better, and you often end up paying for extra modes, apps, design, and accessories. For real benefits, choose a reliable sonic electric toothbrush with good power, a pressure sensor, and a timer. Everything else is just a nice bonus.
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