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Not really. I'm using a standard Braun oral b one right now.
What didn't you like about it?
I don't notice a big difference between the different electric toothbrushes, they all seem to stop my dental decay and that's really all I care about.
And my teeth do feel cleaner faster when I brush using an electric toothbrush.
The one I got was one of the "Sonic" ones or whatever, that vibrates really quickly. It just didn't do it for me. It always felt like more hassle than it was worth because it's so different than a regular toothbrush.
I also had one that was battery powered, not rechargeable or anything, so I had to keep alkaline batteries around...
It just seems a lot easier just to brush.
Oh, yea, the vibrating ones don't work and the ones with batteries are too much bullshit trouble.
I don't know about easier, because the electric toothbrush does all of the work, but It's comfortable enough to just smash a normal toothbrush around your mouth, and far, far less effective at cleaning your teeth.
A manual toothbrush moving fast can brush 600 times a minute; electric toothbrushes brush almost 50,000 times per minute because the brush head is oscillating.
Maybe I'll see if I can find a few free dollars from my next paycheck and pick up something new. It's been a while.
I'll stay away from the kind I had before.
Mine was 35 at Walmart, and you can see if different stories have sales.
Best of luck