I've had my Water Pik brand electric toothbrush for years. Two months ago I purchased one for my husband from Bed Bath & Beyond. Phillips Sonicare....with a 20% off coupon it was $19.99....he loves it! ♥ note: Online it wouldn't accept a coupon, but...in the store...no problem.

That's the one I have but old.

My dentist recommended Philips Sonicare and I really like mine (the lowest priced one). As far as I could tell the higher priced Philips Sonicare models didn't have features I would find useful. He did tell me it was more expensive and the heads rarely go on sale. I'm okay with that, but if you are on a tight budget, keep that in mind. My only peeve with mine is that you have to make note of the type of head and I buy mine so rarely, I forget. I also buy heads for my kids and, of course, they have different models. I should make a note on my phone because when I do find them on sale, it's always a scramble to figure out which model I need to buy.

Yes....Sonicare also. This is my 2nd... not sure I could even use a regular toothbrush anymore. :) Mine was Dentist recommended too.....but....still....floss, floss, floss.

I use a Braun, with Oral-B replacement heads. These are the round heads, and recommended by my dentist. I've used one for years. Replaced recently with a battery model, but my hands can't pinch the nobbies tight enough to pull off the compartment cover, so I went back to electric.

I, too, have a Phillips Sonicare. I'm on my third one. Each successive model seems to die more quickly than the prior model. I have to buy the small heads because the large head is too big for my mouth. I'm thinking I might try the Oral-B in a few years when this Phillips dies.

I've got an Oral-B, and have been using it for at least a decade. I like the Oral-B because the brush heads are small and round - it's a better fit for the insides of my front teeth (a lot of longer brush heads make it harder for me to reach there). Luckily, I can buy the brush heads at Costco.

Yes, Oral -B.

Yes, started with Sonicare many years ago and am now on my 3rd Oral B.

I've used Oral Bs for years. Recommended by my dentist to help manage gum disease.  He gives me an A for dental hygiene these days.

Oral-B for me as well with the smaller head. I looked at Sonic care but didn't see anything that made me switch. I've used oral b for years. I also use the waterpik flosser and floss with regular floss and I use a rubber tipped gum stimulator as well.

I started using a Burst Sonic Toothbrush after my last dental cleaning, recommended by my hygenist. She gave me a coupon for $30 off. It was a great price - holds a charge for 30 days. I love the way it cleans my teeth. DH bought one, too, used the same discount code.

No. I've reached retirement age and beyond with a total of just one filling (where I had an abnormal and deep crevice) and healthy gums. Regular checkups and cleanings and old fashioned manual toothbrushes are the horses I ride.

I wondered, “how good can electric be?” and only recently bought one. They do a very good job! I compromise: electric in the morning, manual at night.

Been using Sonicare for years. I find that if I use a manual brush, my teeth ache.

I had a sonic care for years with the elongated head. It finally died so I got the Oral B Braun rechargeable with the round head. Like it much better.

This is the one I have

I stick with my manual one. I feel I can do a better job with them. After recent dental work I tried a child's toothbrush to prevent irritating the area. I found it perfect for the tight spots in the back. So now I use both an adult brush and the child's one.

Use the Philips Sonicare, too. Got a Costco several years ago. I have purchased replacements heads without any problem, usually from Costco or Amazon.

I bought a Sonicare after my dentist recommended it. I used it for almost 10 years before it recently died, and bought a replacement at Costco. The new version has a thinner handle, with no grip (just slippery plastic) and isn't as comfortable to hold. The brush heads are a good deal at Costco - they go on sale at least every quarter.

I've been told any electric toothbrush that says "sonic" is the better one to use. I've had a few different brands, they work the same.

Sonicare for decades. Tip: to last longer, don't leave charger base plugged in, I don't even store toothbrush in the base.

Sonicare!

Another vote for Oral-B because of the small rotating head.

I looked last night: Oral-B, with small round head.

I’ve used several brands and have landed on Sonicare as that’s what was on sale at Costco ay the time and so far it hasn’t stopped working.

I keep old heads for cleaning, and seeing how much faster and easier it cleans in corners than a regular toothbush leaves little doubt as to its effectiveness on teeth. Like many power tools, you can get the same result without but it’s easier with.