Oral-B Pro 3000 Electric Toothbrush - Reviews
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26.8.2014
I have used Braun/Oral-B electric toothbrushes for many years, so speak from genuine experience. I hope this review is of use to others looking at this product.The first thing to say is that, if you are still using a manual toothbrush, you should really switch to an electric one if you can. Every dentist and hygienist I have ever visited would support this, and I know myself the difference it makes to dental health, especially gums. As to your choice of electric toothbrush, that depends on personal preference. From my experience, the good features about Braun/Oral-B toothbrushes are as follows:- Super-reliable. I have bought a series of brushes for all my family,
23.7.2014
I've been using electric toothbrushes for many years now and it is obvious to me that they are many times more effective than a manual toothbrush,There effectiveness is outstanding (provided you use them correctly see some tips later)Simply put if you want to keep your teeth get an electric toothbrush.After trying several cheapo brands I used Oral B brand ones for many years.I have worn out 3 so that gives you an indication of my experience.I converted all my family to using Oral B electric toothbrushes too.I tried several brands and got into the Oral B brand.I have been privileged to received quite a few to test through the Amazon Vine Programme.So I do have a little bit of history and knowledge
29.4.2017
Oral-b make excellent quality toothbrushes. They give great cleaning performance that a manual brush won't match and that could save you a fortune in dentist bills over the years! They are built to last (made in Germany printed on bottom of the handle) I had my last one a decade before replacing it with this model. The old one still actually worked but required almost daily charging in the end, and perhaps lost a tiny bit of power over the years, as this is definitely more powerful. I have tried a ultra sonic toothbrush by another brand, but wasn't as impressed, and it only lasted just out of warranty before it broke completely! I think this 3000 model (after doing some research) is the model to go for.
12.8.2014
Only Buy the Features You Need. I am a huge fan of Braun Oral-B toothbrushes. My mouth always feels beautifully clean when I've used one. It is, however, very easy think that going for the top of the range is the best thing to do only to find that, in daily use, you only use the basic features and could have paid very much less.The latest range of these brushes has tweaked the basic design a little and, as you go up the range, some new features have been added. Be careful not to waste money by going for the the top range unless you are going to use the additional features.I do not see myself using sensitive mode and gum massage very much. Nor do I need the flashing red light to warn me I'm brushing too hard.
18.8.2014
I've been using Oral-B toothbrushes for years and the oscillating action is really smooth and comfortable. It reaches all your teeth with ease and leaves your mouth and gnashers refreshed and clean. This model is no different in that respect.Although it comes with a couple of brush heads, ALL Oral-B Pro toothbrush heads will fit this handle. The handle is slim and ergonomically sound. You'll need to leave it charging overnight to get a full charge - it takes 12-15 hours - and when fully charged I've been getting SIX days use when using it TWICE daily for 2 minutes each time. The instructions do recommend storing the handle on the charging unit to maintain full power and that "overcharging is impossible".It pauses very briefly every 30 seconds,
3.8.2014
It is puzzling picking the toothbrush to choose from the Brain range. I'm still pretty adamant that the cheapest models are basically as effective as any other, and are the ones to go for, everything else being just gimicks appended. perhaps the exceptions are that as you spend more you get more modes (this one does a regular, soft, and polish modes, selected by cycling through the on switch) none of which seems terribly useful compared to the basic brushing option, or that the battery indicator gets more sophisticated (in this case, red is bad, green good) which isn't really useful, since the power seems to drop off as the battery wears, so it is wise to keep it topped up at all times.
11.8.2014
This has been my first experience with a electric toothbrush, yet I was surprisingly hesitant upon ordering the product. The truth is that I needn't have been, as with patience, the Pro 3000 is easy an replacement for your old plastic brush.Learning how to use this product is probably the best advice that I can give. The device is very powerful and you may even feel a little intimidated at first, but after no more than a handful of washes will you get a feel for good technique.To make life easier, the device has three speed modes (faster, slower, and oscillating) to suit different gum sensitivities, and also features a clever pressure sensor that lights up on the handle when you're pressing down too hard.
21.7.2014
Oral B Pro 3000This is a battery operated rechargeable tooth brush.In the box.--------------The main tooth brush,Charger and stand,Two brush heads,Instructions and warrantee.Differences between this brush and the entry level models.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Basically this brush is the same as the entry level one but with a pressure sensor that blinks red if you are pressing too hard and a charge level indicator.In use.--------The brush works well and does do a very good job at clearing teeth. I have used an electric tooth brush (mainly Oral B ones) for about 18 years and take care to keep my teeth clean. I have not had to have any fillings or dental work done in that time.
11.8.2014
This is my first electric toothbrush and I must say, I`m very pleased with it.I`ve always shied away from getting one of these as I have sensitive gums, but I noticed in the product description that the unit had a sensitive setting so I took the plunge.The unit came with two brush heads, a cross-action and what appears to be a sensitive head - this is the one I opted for. The unit takes a long while to charge - about 22 hours according to the instructions - and this should provide a weeks worth of usage; I`ve charged mine twice now and found it best just to leave it charging overnight, as it will safely turn itself off when the procedure is complete.There are three settings with the 3000; daily,
31.8.2014
This is a great toothbrush and it feels like it gives a really thorough clean. I like the fact that there are three different settings and that there are timing intervals of every thirty seconds when the brush very briefly vibrates to remind you to try and clean surfaces equally, and then a slightly longer reminder after you've brushed for two minutes, as this is the time recommended by dentists.The handle is a nice slim size to hold and the grip is good. I've used it for about a month now and haven't had any problems with it and would certainly recommend it. It took me a few uses to get used to the red light that flashes to indicate if you are pressing too hard,
24.7.2014
I've used electric toothbrushes, predominantly Braun Oral-B, for many years now. The Pro 3000 is pretty mid-range within Braun's current collection but performs better than that. It seems that generally Bruan's toothbrushes all perform similarly, it's just the accessories and modes which differentiate the different models.The Pro-3000 is sensibly priced and with three brushing modes covers all the bases you arguably need. I have used other brushes with 5 or 6 modes and easily half of them I've never used as they seem little better than 'normal' or 'sensitive'. This model retains its charge reasonably well, I have been fully charging it every 5 or 6 days, which isn't too bad. The included brush heads are good,
16.8.2017
This is not my first Oral-B rotary brush, so it goes without saying that I like them. So does my dentist, who recommends them over other options. His view is that, in addition to dealing with plaque, they combat staining better than their competitors.However, they're not perfect. A battery charge lasts only about a week, which is poor by modern standards, and, from fully discharged, charge time is 22 hours. So you either have two of them or only clean your teeth once on one day a week. That's a little unfair because you can recharge for a shorter time if you don't let the brush run down completely. However, these brushes still use NiMH batteries (don't ask me why they haven't swapped to Li-ions)
14.2.2017
This is a smashing toothbrush. I did a bit of research when I bought it as I was undecided whether to go for a sonic toothbrush or stick with Oral B. I found a couple of articles which suggested that this toothbrush operated in such a way that it was marginally more effective than a sonic brush.The balance of cost and features made this the best buy for me and even though I have only used it for around a month there seemed to be far less scaling at my latest visit to the dentist.The toothbrush arrives in a box and contains the brush, 2 toothbrush heads, the charger (you do need to have a 2 pin adaptor if you intend using an ordinary plug and a piece of plastic which I think is used for wall mounting.
11.8.2014
Over the years I've tried out both cheaper and more expensive ranges of Oral-B toothbrushes, and I have to say that while the more expensive ones always feel a bit more plusher (if that's even a word!) than the cheaper ones, the cheaper ones like this PRO 3000 always seem to be just as capable as the high end ones (albeit with a reduced number of modes). They hold the charge just as well and the motors are more than powerful enough to deliver a good brushing quality.Compared to previous generations of Oral-B toothbrushes, the major differences from previous generations are that A) the handles are now thinner and easier to hold, and B)
28.8.2014
Before everything, I'd like to say that I've been an electric toothbrush user for over ten years, and I even take with on holidays or visiting my parents' to stay.I started my experience with a much cheaper one, and I've also used ones from more expensive range. Now I can see that the technology is developing so much since then. For me, it's definitely better than ordinary toothbrushes, because electric ones are easy, quick, thorough and good for the gums too, and I know from my experience that these brushes are much more efficient than brushing manually in a traditional way.My tiny problem with this model is that there is no red indicator, which blinks and warns if you're applying the brush too hard to the teeth,