Electric toothbrush

Why We Chose It

Okay, so you're tired of the old wrist workout with your manual toothbrush. Enter the Oral-B Pro 1000, a device that promises to make you question your dental hygiene intelligence to this point. Why is it the best choice? Because it does the job while making you feel like you're using a gadget from the future. It eliminates 300% more plaque than your old scrubber, which is a fancy way of saying your previous toothbrush was kind of useless. A pressure sensor stops you from pretending your gums are made of steel, and it has a timer to remind you what two minutes actually feel like. It's pink. Because why not add a pop of color to your monotonous dental routine? It’s like they’ve packed all the mundane parts of brushing into a device that does the thinking for you. Enjoy the irony of having a robot remind you how to maintain oral hygiene.

What It Does

• Eliminates 300% more plaque. Your dentist will notice.
• Stops you from over-brushing. No more bleeding gums.
• Times your brushing. No more guessing two minutes.
• Comes in pink. Because dental care should be fabulous.

What It Doesn't Do

• Won't play your favorite tunes. Silence is golden.
• Doesn't butter your toast. Still your job.
• Won't compliment your technique. It's brutally honest.
• Doesn't fight cavities solo. You still need toothpaste.

Tech Specs

• 1 mode: Daily Clean. It's not rocket science.
• Pressure sensor. For the heavy-handed.
• Rechargeable battery. It’s not solar-powered yet.
• Round brush head. Because angular is overrated.

Who It's For

Meet Alex, who still thinks brushing harder means cleaner teeth. This toothbrush will stop them from waging war on their gums. Then there's Jamie, always late, never brushes long enough. The timer will force them to reconsider their concept of two minutes. Finally, we have Taylor, who loves all things pink and efficient. Taylor will appreciate the aesthetic and the fact they can now Instagram their bathroom shelf. This toothbrush caters to the heavy-handed, the perpetually rushed, and the aesthetically inclined. It’s like a mini intervention for your mouth, and your brushing habits.