An editor tested five popular electric toothbrushes over the course of a month. Dentists also share the must-have features to ...

Don't overuse the heads of your electric toothbrush. The ADA recommends you change these heads every three to four months. If ...

Brushing your teeth has always been a part of everyone's morning routine. Missing out on this part of your routine means bad news for your oral health. After all, brushing your teeth protects them ...

If you’ve been to the dentist in the last 15 years or so (and we hope you have), you’ve likely been informed that you should invest in an electric toothbrush. Apart from being more customizable for ...

If you find brushing your teeth an annoying chore but still want sparkling clean pearly whites, Japanese inventors might have the perfect solution. The 'g.eN' is the world's first fully automatic ...

We tested 14 of the most popular electric toothbrushes and found three standout options that did well to help us improve our oral hygiene habits.

Dentists and their patients have long asked the question: are electric toothbrushes better than manual toothbrushes? While the answer will come down to personal taste, budget and people’s access to ...

If you’re doing it right, you should spend at least 28 minutes a week brushing your teeth — using an electric toothbrush helps you make the most of that time. It offers a deeper clean than a manual ...

Both electric and manual toothbrushes effectively remove plaque when used correctly. Electric brushes offer advanced features like timers and powered bristles, beneficial for specific needs. Manual ...

Oral hygiene has come a long way in recent years. These days, people recognize the importance of regular brushing and the correct techniques to use to preserve healthy teeth. Electric toothbrushes can ...

They may be small, but toothbrushes can create mountains of waste. Experts reveal how to clean and care for them and extend their life ...