醫聲論壇

最近想要改用電動牙刷

想請問要買哪一個牌子的會比叫好？！

哪一個牌子的耗材(替換刷頭)比較便宜？！

哪一個的刷毛比較不會傷牙齦？！

philpis sonicare
不錯喔
連出國都要帶
小朋友也用這款
有小刷頭
百貨公司及costco皆有賣

就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

台北客 寫:就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

德國百靈歐樂B不好嗎?

forester 寫:

台北客 寫:就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

德國百靈歐樂B不好嗎?

用過就知道差很多哦

smallant 寫:電動的會比手動的好嗎?

有次在costco,剛好電動牙刷在特價,也剛好老婆在牙醫診所
治療牙齒.

就順便問問牙醫師的意見.

牙醫師說,如果行動不方便的人用,當然是O.K.,
正常人,自己動手刷比較好.刷毛也需常換.

電動牙刷有時候會過度使用,造成琺瑯質受損.

台北客 寫:

forester 寫:

台北客 寫:就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

德國百靈歐樂B不好嗎?

用過就知道差很多哦

真的哟 下次叫婆換非利普看看

forester 寫:

台北客 寫:就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

德國百靈歐樂B不好嗎?

我都是用百靈1千多元
用很多年了

台北客 寫:

forester 寫:

台北客 寫:就是這隻
不必考慮其他的

德國百靈歐樂B不好嗎?

用過就知道差很多哦

sonicare 真的不錯
用了以後好像比較不會長牙菌斑
其他品牌可能要買音波震動牙刷才有相同的效果

philpis sonicare
推

sonicare
有多種型號如何選擇 ?

最便宜裝電池那隻,效果同最划算,注意平時橫放別直立,後者容易進水

買有超音波的
有產地情節的
philips都是mic
braun可以找到mig

ENT_LAI 寫:braun可以找到mig

MK大可以用這支有導航的

加上無線沖牙機

用電動的要小心, 上次我有一顆補過的牙可能用電動牙刷的緣故造成補贅物鬆動,

過一陣子竟發生牙髓炎(痛死人), 後來根管治療...

但那顆牙原本就有很多問題, 我也不能確定是電動牙刷造成的...

desktop 寫:最便宜裝電池那隻,效果同最划算,注意平時橫放別直立,後者容易進水

+1
飛利浦的很容易電池壞掉
我家兩隻都這樣

elephant 寫:philpis sonicare
推

推philip sonicare, 有聲波振動功能！有些牙醫師可向其供應商調貨，也許較便宜！

我都聽過飛利浦嘅電動牙刷好用，佢嘅專利聲波科技可以幫助潔白牙齒，仲會幫你計時等你知道自己刷佐幾耐。我見佢facebook而家做緊promo，送哩枝牙刷!

我覺得可以試吓
http://www.facebook.com/philipshk

sonicare值得買 開始用後牙菌斑確實少很多

lilycl 寫:我都聽過飛利浦嘅電動牙刷好用，佢嘅專利聲波科技可以幫助潔白牙齒，仲會幫你計時等你知道自己刷佐幾耐。我見佢facebook而家做緊promo，送哩枝牙刷!

我覺得可以試吓
http://www.facebook.com/philipshk

哇

香港大哥也來逛醫聲論壇

哇哇！

聽說牙菌斑清除率差一倍

報告：

我到最後用百靈牌的（親戚送的）

使用約２週後報告

刷完之後，口腔整體的感覺很舒服

建議大家要使用這種東西

ps.牙周病＆ＣＡＤ的相關性已經被證實了，花點小錢，對自己好一點

http://www.google.com.tw/search?hl=zh-T ... l657l9l9l0

jesuischinoise 寫:

desktop 寫:最便宜裝電池那隻,效果同最划算,注意平時橫放別直立,後者容易進水

+1
飛利浦的很容易電池壞掉
我家兩隻都這樣

本來就是消耗品
過保固期可拿到專櫃
以優惠價換購新品喔

前進無醫村 寫:

jesuischinoise 寫:

desktop 寫:最便宜裝電池那隻,效果同最划算,注意平時橫放別直立,後者容易進水

+1
飛利浦的很容易電池壞掉
我家兩隻都這樣

本來就是消耗品
過保固期可拿到專櫃
以優惠價換購新品喔

優惠價應該不只810吧
這是我去拍賣找桌大說的那支裝電池的價錢(含運)
便宜又好用
以後再也不怕電池壞了

philpis sonicare+1

用完覺得牙齒好乾淨(像玻璃一樣 吱吱叫)
COSTCO有兩支一組的 算下來一支只要三千多
還蠻划算的

可是Cochrane Review說轉轉頭比超音波有效耶：
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/o/cochrane/clcentral/articles/925/CN-00530925/frame.html

The Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) 2012 Issue 3
Copyright © 2012 The Cochrane Collaboration. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Title
An oscillating/pulsating electric toothbrush versus a high-frequency electric toothbrush in the treatment of gingivitis.

Author(s)
Rosema NA, Timmerman MF, Piscaer M, Strate J, Warren PR, Van der Velden U, Van der Weijden GA

Source
Journal of dentistry
Date of Publication: 2005 Jun
Volume 33 Suppl 1
Pages 29-36

Abstract
OBJECTIVES: The objective of this study was to compare the effect of an oscillating/pulsating power toothbrush (Oral-B ProfessionalCare 7000; PC 7000) and a high-frequency power toothbrush (Philips Sonicare Elite; SE) on the reversal of experimental gingivitis.

METHODS: The study had a randomised, examiner-blind, split-mouth design. After dental prophylaxis, subjects refrained from brushing mandibular teeth for 21 days to allow development of gingivitis. During a 4-week treatment phase, the right or left side of the mouth was brushed with either the PC 7000 or the SE toothbrush as randomly allocated. Plaque and gingivitis were assessed at baseline (Day 0), after 21 days of no oral hygiene, and after 1, 2 and 4 weeks of brushing twice daily. Gingival abrasion was assessed at Day 0 and after 1, 2 and 4 weeks of product use.

RESULTS: Of 38 enrolled subjects, 35 provided evaluable data. The experimentally induced gingivitis (EIG) phase resulted in higher bleeding and plaque scores as compared to Day 0. During the treatment phase, plaque and bleeding scores were significantly lower with the PC 7000 than the SE toothbrush. After 4 weeks of use, the mean plaque scores changed from 2.78 (Day 21 of EIG phase) to 0.70 for the PC 7000 and from 2.67 (Day 21) to 0.88 for the SE. The mean bleeding scores changed from 1.86 (Day 21) to 1.24 for the PC 7000 and from 1.88 (Day 21) to 1.42 for the SE. No major differences were found between brushes with regard to gingival abrasion.

CONCLUSIONS: The oscillating/pulsating power toothbrush (Oral-B ProfessionalCare 7000) was more effective than the high-frequency power toothbrush (Philips Sonicare Elite) at plaque removal and improvement of gingival condition, with no greater potential for causing gingival abrasion.