Philips Sonicare HX7002/62 e-Series Standard Replacement Brush Heads, 2-Pack
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Customer Reviews of Philips Sonicare HX7002/62 e-Series Standard Replacement Brush Heads, 2-Pack
Customer Review: White, Shining Teeth, The Elit e In Toohtbrushes
Summary: 5 Stars
The Sonicare elite-2 brush head will not give you white, even shining teeth right away. You need to wait for a week or two. This head is the best of the best. Sonicare users have the best looking teeth, and this brush head is so soft. I feel like I am brushing with a rose- my teeth are so shiny and feel so clean- no other electric or electronic toothbrush has this ability. Bar none.
There are many other electrc toothbrushes on the market, some for a very few dollars. But do they give you the feeling of fresh breath, the luxury of running your tongue over smooth, clean teeth? Not like the Sonicare. The Sonicare is the elite of toothbrushes This is the best. The best of th best. Only those who care the very best, who want the best in life, use the Sonicare. But, Sonicare is for the everyday masss, they just deon't know it yet!Buy it now. Highly recommended. prisrob
Customer Review: Two, count 'em
Summary: 5 Stars
You get two, which could last up to a year. Not bad, the price is right, I've seen these at membership stores for $17.00. You'll need them.
For extra cleaning, dip your loaded toothbrush into a cup of baking soda, it's a gentle abrasive and aids in bringing the teeth up. Sure makes the teeth feel clean.
If you have a 50 year mouth (like mine) and have taken coffee and tea for many moons, a professional whitening may be in order but I'm not laying out a grand for the procedure. I'm into the hygeine aspect of sonic care, and sonic care really does take care of teeth and gums. Gums are often over brushed and wear down or neglected altogether, so remember...Sonic care for health, and looks. But there is a point in life when you either accept the aging and yellow hue or shell out some cash for a cosmetic cleaning procedure.
Customer Review: A Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
My wife and I have been using the Sonicare tooth brushes for several years. We replace the brush heads about every 3-4 months. We have been very pleased with the performance of the units.
The Sonicare units are easy to clean, and it is very easy to replace the brush heads. After using the Sonicare units, you place them in their chargers where they stay until you're ready to use them again. We've had no problems with the batteries in the units running low.
Our only complaint is about the packaging of the replacement brush heads. The package is plastic, and it's sealed around the edges. It's very hard to open. I have to use metal cutters to cut through the sealed plastic. You would think Philips could come up with packaging that's just as secure, but is much easier to open.
Customer Review: My teeth have never been cleaner!
Summary: 5 Stars
If you want a great toothbrush that really gets your teeth clean, then this Sonicare Elite is for you. I was very hesitant to initally even purchase an expensive toothbrush, but once I read the reviews and did the math, it made sense. This toothbrush will leave your teeth with the same feeling you get after seeing your dentist - very smooth and clean.
My husband and I actually share one toothbrush and just purchase the replacements heads that we swap out each morning. This has been a great way to save money while we both take advantage of the great cleaning. If you get a chance to purchase these heads when their on sale, do so! I got a great price and then saved even more with a coupon, using Amazon.com. Remember, each replacement head lasts about six months.
Customer Review: high price for toothbrush, but worth it
Summary: 5 Stars
Yes, Sonicare electric toothbrushes and their replacement heads do cost money. It's money very much well spent. My gums no longer get sore from recession from vigorous tooth brushing. I used to brush over vigorously with soft bristle manual toothbrushes and it wore at my gum line. Now I use the Sonicare Essence and no longer have that problem. Not only that, but my teeth feel cleaner than they ever did using a manual toothbrush. I don't have ANY cavities either (27 years old) - been using since I was a teen. So I only have to go to the dentist for prophalaxis (cleanings) and checkups/X-rays. So basically, the money you spend on prevention saves you the money you would have spent on imperfect fixes to oral health problems. What's more "painful"?