Emmi-dent GENTLE VIBRATION / GUM MASSAGE

So I don’t smoke cigarettes, but I do drink a lot of coffee. And I’m also obsessed with dental health. As someone who used to work for a major dental supply company (I won’t say which, but they didn’t carry this mind-blowing product!), I know more about teeth than your average person. I heard rumors about ultraSOUND (NOT ultrasonic) toothbrushes for years, but as none of the three major manufacturers were available in the U.S., I never knew anyone who actually used one. When my electric toothbrush finally kicked the bucket after a seven-year relationship, I was hesitant to fork over the cash for this but curiosity got the best of me so I put my skepticism aside and bit the bullet. BEST DECISION EVER. Let me tell you ladies and gents, the hype is REAL. When I first used the brush, I was underwhelmed and kind of upset that I spent so much on a device that didn’t live up to expectations. It didn’t seem to do any better than a manual toothbrush and it barely vibrated. Worse, the light started turning red and the toothbrush would turn off despite being fully charged. I reached out to the seller about a refund and after some troubleshooting, realized I appeared to be given the wrong toothbrush head attachment with my initial purchase. Fortunately, I purchased a bunch of replacement heads on my own as backups and realized they looked different. I put the correct attachment on my brush and HOLY MOLY. 10 years of coffee stains - gone with a single use. I floss daily, but the brush managed to shake loose some food particles that regular dental floss couldn’t reach. The best part: no “brushing” required. You just rest the bristles against your teeth and the vibrations do all the work. This brush is a life-saver for sensitive teeth and gums. My husband was just diagnosed with gum disease and I plan to get him an Emmi-dent as soon as possible. Also, the seller provided A+ customer service and is replacing the faulty brush head at no extra cost. If you’re on the fence about buying this brush, just do it. It will be the best $250 you’ve ever spent.

I really like the Smilex ultrasonic, have used them for years, but they are no longer available on Amazon. I bought this as a substitute. So far so good, it works fine. I dropped it on a tile floor and it still is working fine. I rated it 4 instead of 5 because the handle is not as comfortable to hold as the Smilex (or in fact other electronic toothbrushes I have used). Just stopped holding a charge, after 6 months. Have to look to see what the warranty is. Bought extra heads that of course are useless now.

My wife and I ordered one emmi-dent platinum sonic toothbrush for sharing it but after the first couple of use we decided to buy another one so we both can have our own (saves time no waiting for the other to finish up) It's being 4 and a half months we switched from the Braun electric toothbrush over to Emmi-dent and we can't be any happier This sonic technology is amazing Our teeth are so smooth on the surface (like glass) Absolutely no bad breath for 12+ hours after each use My gum turned from red to much more healthier pink color and my already loose teeth are rock solid again Because sonic wave plus the special formulated emmi-dent toothpaste kills bacteria so effectively This way your body can heel it's self (grown back som bone structure and gum with it as well) I can encourage everyone to try it you won't regret I wish I have found this miracle toothbrush a few years earlier (I probably would have 2 teeth more then I have now) I would say it's a life saver but it's really a tooth saver I just ordered two more yesterday for my daughter and for my son in law :) Thank you Emmi-dent Platinum Ultrasound Zoltan and Angela Erdei

Best toothbrush I have ever owned. As a medical professional and engineer, I have done extensive work with ultrasound technology. Upon learning about the Emmi-dent Oral Waver ultrasound toothbrush, I immediately realized that it would be the answer to cleaning my teeth following chemo and radiation for head and neck cancer, which rendered extremely sensitive oral tissues with high likelihood of caries. Ultrasound technology is multimodal. In this application, ultrasound has the ability to clean surfaces gently and thoroughly without mechanical damage that can occur with manual and other electric toothbrushes. I highly recommend the Emmi-dent toothbrush, especially for patients with sensitive oral tissues after chemo and radiation for head and neck cancer. My last dental checkup revealed no calculus and no caries. Superb outcome.

Wow. ✨ The first time I turned these on, I was just blown away. I disabled the vibration function (it doesn't do anything for your teeth), so they are totally silent when running. It honestly feels like something out of Star Trek. My teeth just magically get clean by touching them with this magic wand. German engineering, y'all. 🇩🇪 A few tips for the new owner: — DO NOT use this like a regular toothbrush. You want to be SUPER gentle. Brush by *gently* moving the bristle tips across the teeth (I've found it best to go from root to tip, about 2 seconds per tooth. I ruined a replacement head by pressing too hard. If the bristles are soft, they work about 30-50% as well. ☁️ — I find I generally enjoy brushing longer (like 5-7) minutes with these. I don't know if this is necessary, but it feels like the right amount of time. ⏳ — The "Fresh Professional" is the only Emmi-Dent toothpaste worth buying. The "Whitening" doesn't do anything, the "Nature" tastes HORRIBLE, and I don't even wanna try the "Nature Calcium." 🤮 — You don't need to keep this on the charging stand! In fact, I found that on a *single* overnight charge, the brush lasts THREE WEEKS. WHAT? Incredible. 🔋 I was advised to get an Ultrasonic toothbrush by my dentist because of gum recession due to overbrushing. My gums seem great after using the Emmi-Dent for 5+ months. We'll see if I get a good review when I go back for my next cleaning. 🤞

I thought I would try out ultrasound cleaning, which seems to work alright because my mouth feels fresher longer just after a week of having it. However, what I'm beginning to notice is that it has left a numb feeling to my lips when the paste comes into contact with them, and now I have chapped lips with bleeding. I try to avoid getting it on my lips, but without much success as the paste gets moved around on the brush, which inevitably comes into contact with some part of my lips in order to prevent drooling everywhere. Anyway, it's an odd problem I've encountered as I never had an issue with any other toothpastes, but I would suggest that if you have more sensitive skin that it's best to spend hundreds of dollars on an Oral-B or Sonic set rather than Emmi-dent. Not that I don't feel cleaner, but the pros don't outweigh the cons for me. Edit: I believe I found the culprit. The third ingredient listed is propylene glycol, which is hydroscopic. So, if you have issues with dryness, then I strongly advise against purchasing this product as its contents remove moisture from the surrounding tissue.

While I initially liked this toothbrush because of how clean it gets your teeth, the toothbrush itself is an epic fail! This is the second one of these I have ordered and BOTH times the toothbrush, for whatever reason, simply dies! :( …Customer service for this company is nonexistent and it’s impossible to get through to them. So, for the exorbitant price of this toothbrush and the amount of time it actually works (usually less than a year), I would NOT be spending my heard earned cash on this one! :(

It's pricey, but I can't argue with the results. After using this toothbrush for over three months, my teeth look whiter and my gums are much healthier looking. Plus, it's nice to know that I'm not tearing my enamel off my teeth any more! It's weird to use this toothbrush because you don't actually do any brushing and you don't sense it working at all. You just hold it to each tooth. It has two modes of operation. One is a silent mode with lights that flash in sequence once every three seconds. The other includes vibration and a beep every six seconds to tell you when to touch it to the next tooth. Overall it takes about 3-4 minutes to do my entire mouth. There is no sound, no feeling, nothing that tells you that it's working. You just have to kind of trust it, but over time your trust becomes obviously worth it. One thing I wish (and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5) is that I would like to have the 6-second beep without the vibration. The vibration doesn't do anything for your teeth. It just makes you believe that it's doing something, but frankly it's just annoying. The 6-second beep is definitely helpful for switching teeth, but I've gotten used to counting slowly to six, then repointing the brush, rather that put up with the annoying vibration. That brings me to something else. What the heck is the brush for? I mean, you don't actually brush anything with it. Maybe it's there just because people are used to having an actual brush on their toothbrush? I'd like to see an ultrasonic tooth cleaning system shaped like a plate that cleans all of your upper teeth front and back, then you flip it over and do the same with your lower teeth. Now that would be a time-saver!