realme M1 Sonic Electric Toothbrush

[mikrotik]

Yea, true. I have Oral-B and it need charging about every 12-14 days on daily once a day usage.

 

[Jonas]

How long does it take to charge? @mikrotik

 

[mikrotik]

Never measured actually, I just put it on its stand whenever the battery light glows and pick it up in the evening.

 

[ch@ndlerbing]

Does anyone of you noticed any significant changes after using electronic toothbrushes?

 

[Jonas]

Changes in the teeth?

 

[ch@ndlerbing]

Yeah means oral hygiene. I have issue of bleeding gums and gingivitis, so I was wondering is it really beneficial to go for electronic toothbrushes.

 

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[Sushubh]

everything is in the technique of brushing. electric toothbrushes does not have anything magical or medicinal. there is no ultraviolet rays or anything. it does work well for me because after brushing, my teeth does not feel like i wrestled with them.

 

[mikrotik]

2 plus points of electric brushes, they tend to make you brush for 2 mins and They will let you know if you are going too harsh.

Has your dentist told you the real cause of the issues you are facing?

 

[Sushubh]

They will let you know if you are going too harsh.

lol how? oral b has some special audio tone for this? or are you talking about how motor starts making a weird sound.

 

[mikrotik]

It has a red LED that glows when you apply too much pressure.

 

[Sushubh]

ooh. so is it one of those models that comes with a mobile app as well 😛

 

[mikrotik]

Lol, i am not aware of mobile app. I think realme too has functionality to warn on extra pressure or it just stops working till you release the pressure.

 

[Jonas]

@ch@ndlerbing Has your dentist asked you to start flossing?

 

[Sushubh]

Which doctor doesn't recommend flossing 🦷

 

[Navjot Singh]

Coincidentally 9gag posted this today.


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