Oral-B Triumph toothbrush

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$119 for a toothbrush? Isn't that a little crazy?? That's what I thought, but Austin was having a lot of trouble getting his teeth really clean with braces in place. After several lectures from the dentist, we bought an Oral-B Triumph toothbrush for Austin. The built in 2 minute timer keeps him brushing longer (big plus) and the amount of brushing he gets during those 2 minutes far exceeds that number of strokes he would put in with a "manual" tooth brush. He's seen the dentist several times since getting this toothbrush and the lectures about dental hygiene have stopped. We've been amazed by the difference and Austin is much less anxious about going to the dentist.

I don't recommend I electric toothbrush for young children, but for school age kids, teenagers, and even adults, the Oral-B Triumph does an amazing job!

Oral B Triumph 9900 Toothbrush with Smart Guide is available online at Amazon.com

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April 24, 2009
 
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Roger101

Great site. Keep up the good

Great site. Keep up the good work. How does Austin like the toothbrush ?

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