Philips Sonicare Elite Professional 7800 Toothbrush

Pros: It really works, timer feature, 2 weeks between charging, angled head.
Cons: Price

The Sonicare Elite toothbrush is basically a vibrator. And for a toothbrush, this is the best vibrator you can buy for your teeth. The toothbrush head vibrates at a very high frequency. This means that all the user has to do is move the brush around ...

Pros: Amazing cleaning, yet gentle enough for sensitive teeth. Cleans whole mouth with minimal effort.
Cons: More expensive than competitors. Replacement brush heads not available everywhere yet.

WHY I DECIDED TO BUY A SONICARE I decided to buy a Sonicare toothbrush after years of tooth neglect left me at the mercy of my dental hygienist. While I'm hesitant to describe the full horrors of my two full-hour tooth scraping adventures, I will say ...

Pros: Extremely effective, easy to use, well designed...it's amazing!
Cons: Expensive, might cause some problems for those with lots of dental work

I brush my teeth everyday; who doesn't? :) But I always felt I was missing something; like there was a whole new world of clean out there, waiting to be explored. I'd tried some of the cheap "electric" toothbrushes being sold by Crest (SpinBrush, etc.) ...

Pros: cleans teeth very well. less expensive through your dentist.
Cons: high retail price. confusingly similar versions. no choice in brush-head size.

[note: this review is written for users of the old Sonicare looking to purchase Sonicare Elite] I have been with the Sonicare Pro for about three years. It is the only powered toothbrush I have ever used, and I swear by it. Why? It ...

Pros: Provides cleaner and brighter teeth.
Cons: Have to remember to charge it.

I know it's been a bit since I've written any reviews and maybe you thought I disappeared. But let's face it, you're not so lucky. So I have many reasons to smile lately. I just started dating after 14 years of marriage and he's a younger man...ooo ...

Pros: Quiet and effective...nice looking too.
Cons: When rechargeable battery dies the toothbrush dies with it.

After much research and price comparisons I opted to buy the Sonicare 7800. It was only a little less expensive then the Rodadent my hygenist recommended. From everything I read they seem to do about the same things. Basically what I wanted was a ...

Pros: Easy to use. Great design.
Cons: Initial investment and replacement brush heads aren't anymore economical.

After a rather nasty discussion at the dentist's office I decided to make an attempt to avoid future lectures. Previously I was using an electric toothbrush from another manufacturer that has a rotating head. Although the old brush was an improvement ...

Pros: Charging lasts and lasts. Takes only a small space on my tiny sink area.
Cons: A little expensive.

"Your gums have improved." Good news from my dental hygienist (just 2 days ago). At 60, my teeth and gums are in terrific shape as flossing and brushing have always been a priority. However, with the manual then spin toothbrushes, I'd invariably miss something and have a couple of weak spots on my gums. This product is easy to use and the audible timer lets me know when to go to the next section. And, my teeth actually look whiter than they have for many years. This is a great product. Hope to have my pearly whites for life!

Pros: Excellent upgraded features of the 7800 Pro.
Cons: High Price Point.

I got this toothbrush as a girt and it was well worth whatever they spent on it. I really like the Programmable Quadpacer that comes with this upper model. It would have been expensive though

The recharge indicator works well but try to use the battery up before recharging.

Travel Case is wonderful with this model and it is really worth the amount you pay for it.