CuraproxHydrosonic Pro Electric Toothbrush with Charger and Travel Case

Fundamentally, it's quite similar to the Philips sonicare. It has 3 frequencies. Frequency 2 and 3 have 3 amplitudes each. Frequency 1 has just 1 amplitude, the low amplitude. Amplitudes are low, medium, and high. The main thing compared to the sonicare is better fit and finish. The handle is matte, and has two flat sides and two rounded sides, so its easier to grip compared to the smoother, round sonicare. The curaprox is more minimalistic designed, so it looks better but takes a bit of intution or reading of the manual, for how to change the power settings. The 30 second timer is a musical fifth interval with the brushes vibrations.The bigger improvements over the sonicare are the brush head shape, brush material, angled brush head, and handle being easier to grip. The curaprox frequencies seem to go higher than the sonicare, but maybe I'm not using it correctly. Its the one labelled with 3 labelled modes, but it's not a smart one I think. It has 2011 on the bottom of the body. On my teeth, the curaprox pro brush head gets tooth to tooth cleaning better, and in between teeth easier, and the back of mouth too. It feels 'gentler' than the Philips because the brush shape and head shape fits each tooth better. The outside bristles are raised, and those get interdental surfaces, but not all the way between teeth that floss does.Compared to the curaprox manual, they both have their own uses. It's easier for me to get in very deep interdental spaces with the curaprox manual, so I will still use that. But I do like it more than the Sonicare. Not a lot of reviews on this product, but I had good experiences with their extra soft and velvet and succulus manual brushes compared to Oral B and Colgate.It's pretty expensive though, so try a sonicare or try a curaprox manual, and see if you like it. The electric bristle size is slightly slightly coarser than their extra softer bristle diameter.

This is simply awesome. Due to COVID and two 1,000+ miles moves, I was unable to get an appointment for a checkup and cleaning for about 1 1/2 years. And I paid the price for that - two crowns and my first root canal. You can bet I was going to do whatever it took to ensure that doesn’t happen again. As part of my effort, I gave up my toothbrush (another big brand electric/sonic one that I think is a fairly decent product). And I bought this toothbrush. WOW! I was immediately blown away and I’m still in awe. This does an amazing job cleaning your teeth. It is incredibly fast (read the specs) and leaves your teeth feeling like you just left the dentist. If you’re one of those lucky people who has only had 1 or 2 fillings in your life, you don’t need this. But, if you’re like me and you have had fillings in a lot of teeth since childhood (despite exercising very good dental hygiene), this is what you’re looking for and you will be happy you held your breath and paid the price. I honestly could not recommend it more. It is easily one of the best things I’ve bought in my 71 years of life.

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I loved this tooth brush. It cleans really well and I like the charger. Sadly the button to turn it on fell out, a tiny bit of water got inside and now it's dead. It only last me 1 year.

Tempted by the report that the Curaprox was quieter than the Philips Sonicare I remembered from years ago I bought one. I agree it is quieter than I remembered although I am not sure *any* ultrasonic toothbrush is ever going to be "quiet." However I find it tolerable as long as I don't let the hard parts of the brush head touch my teeth.It is easy to hold, position, and generally manipulate to get the job done. It's light and comfortable. It seems to go together tightly so I don't think the interface will gunk up over the (fairly short) lifetime of each tip installation. It feels very effective and leaves my teeth feeling pristine. I've been using the Peach toothpaste. I'd rate it as a very high quality item.However... to my astonishment — after years of using Oral-B products of various smartness — the quadrant timer does not pause and then continue if you switch the handpiece off for a moment. It restarts the entire two-minute sequence from zero. At first I was merely surprised and disappointed by this, but it is gradually becoming an irritation. Whether it causes me to abandon the Curaprox altogether and go back to Oral-B remains to be seen.I accept that what bothers me might not bother anyone else so I knocked a single star off the rating of what I found to be an item of high quality overall.

I love this brush. I have gum recession that's left me with an uneven gum line and difficult areas to keep clean. I use the single duo compact head and it works fabulously to gently clean these areas and around crooked teeth. No issues with charging or battery life.

I have been fighting gum rescission and bone loss for decades. As the gum line recedes, it is very hard to get a toothbrush to clean it without damaging the remaining tissue. This is particularly a problem with electric toothbrushes. While I have found the water pic to be helpful there are limits on what it can achieve. I decided to take a chance on this product and have been extremely pleased with the results. I use the traditional looking brush heads some, but the single head is the great application. It is one bunch of fine bristles so tightly packed that it looks solid. They vibrate at a very high rate to achieve the the cleaning effect. With the angled head it is easy to run along the gum line and cleans terrifically without any discomfort to the tissue at all. I have tried essentially all of the various electronic brushes out there, and find this one to be far and away the best. It is not cheap, but what's it worth to keep your teeth or, for that matter, to go to the periodontist. I give this product the highest possible recommendation.

This electric toothbrush was recommended to me by my dental hygienist. It is fantastic. I like it better than my Phillips Sonicare