- Hello, so when it comes to cleaning your teeth
with an electric toothbrush, you've actually got
more options than you've ever had before.
If you buy an Oral B electric toothbrush,
you have various different toothbrush heads
that you can actually connect to the handle
of your toothbrush.
I'm holding just a few examples here.
In this video, we're going to take a look
at the different brush heads available and which
one would best suit yourself.
So continue watching to find out.
So starting with the cross action brush head here,
what we have.
This is best suited to the daily clean mode,
although all of these brush heads would work
with any cleaning mode on the brush,
but some are better suited
to particular brushing modes.
You can see we've got a series of different coloured
bristles on the brush and these are angled at 16 degrees
to sweep along the gumline, across the tooth surfaces,
and in between teeth to clean out plaque
and any debris that you may have caught up
on or along the gumline around your teeth.
We then have the trizone brush head,
which is most reminiscent of a manual brush.
We've got three parts to the brush head itself.
We've got the white, and then we've got the dark blue,
and then the light blue bristles.
You can see how we've got the power tip
at the top here, and we've got the white bristles
that are sweeping.
That's the motion it takes when actually in use.
And then we've got the other blue bristles there
in the middle that will pulsate when in use.
And that's suitable, again, for daily clean mode.
We then have the floss action brush head,
and this is designed for deep cleaning.
We've got the main oscillating, rotating part of the brush
as you would expect, but we've got four yellow
and green tipped bristles that get deep
between the teeth, and are responsible
for most of the flossing, so that's for deep cleaning.
We then have a 3D white brush head,
and we've got this polishing cup, basically,
in the middle.
It's a rubber cup.
It's designed to be reminiscent of proper dentist tools,
and when using this, this is best suited
to the whitening mode that you may have on a brush,
and this oscillates and rotates,
and the rubber cup in there brushes
against the tooth surface and is designed
to give it sort of a buff up and a polish and a shine.
So that really helps with keeping the teeth nice and white.
We then have the sensitive brush head.
Now this is designed to be used with the sensitive
or massage mode on an Oral B brush.
And these bristles are a lot softer
than the bristles that you get on most other brush heads.
And this designed for those with sensitive gums,
maybe some inflammation in the mouth.
You can see the bristles are all of the sort of the
same length there, and this will oscillate and rotate
but you have no sort of specialist bristles
like you do on some of the other brush heads.
It's designed to sort of keep a nice, consistent
brushing technique along the tooth and the gumline,
and help with those people who have sensitive teeth.
You also then have the precision clean brush head.
This was the main brush head you would get
prior to the cross action being designed.
It removes up to five times more plaque.
You've got different bristles of different lengths
to cup the tooth, get in between the teeth
and along the gumline and really clean away
the plaque there.
So that's the precision clean, which works
on a daily clean mode.
Then at the end here, we have two specialist tips.
We've got the ortho tip here, which is designed
for braces, and you can see that we've got this
outer ring of bristles.
We've then got a gap, and then we've got these three
bunches of inner bristles.
And this works really well on braces.
It helps allow you to use an electric toothbrush
without actually getting caught up
on the metal work of a brace there.
It can clean around the different parts
of the brace without causing any issues,
but still managing to keep your teeth nice and clean,
using the oscillating, rotating technology.
Then we have the interspace or power tip brush head.
And this is even more specialist than many of the other
brush heads we've seen here.
And this is designed to work with bridges, crowns,
any implants you may have had.
And braces as well, because you've got very specialist
bristles on the end here that are designed
to get deep, in between the teeth,
and any dental work that you've had going on.
It doesn't have quite the same surface area,
so it get into a much tighter space,
and allow you to clean your teeth,
be that with bridges or crowns,
or a brace, with much more ease and effectiveness
and of course, helping to remove plaque
and any debris that you have as well.
So, that's a video showing the different brush heads
available on the Oral B range of toothbrushes.
We hope that explains the differences
and what they may look like.
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