Product Description
The new Oral-B Sonic Complete is the sonic toothbrush specifically designed to care for your whole mouth. Not just sonic. Sonic Complete. Oral B Sonic Complete lets you to choose from multiple sonic modes for a more complete sonic clean.
Technical Details
Get ready for a new level of clean with the Oral B Sonic Complete toothbrush system. Sonic Complete is the first sonic toothbrush from Oral-B that is specifically designed to offer you complete mouth care. Key benefits include effective plaque removal to help prevent tooth decay, plus promotion of firmer, healthier gums. The toothbrush also removes harmful, odor-causing bacteria from your tongue.
With the Sonic Complete toothbrush, you can choose from two brushing modes for a customized clean. Using sonic technology, you can effectively remove plaque, gently stimulate your gums and naturally whiten your teeth.
2010-03-25
By wjones10
This is a great little toothbrush. Actually, it's not so little... But it gets the job done well, and the timer ensures that you'll give each quadrant of your mouth adequate cleaning. After my last AA power toothbrush corroded and died after just a few months of use, I picked this one up. It seems to be made to last.
2010-03-18
By dustjms (Denver, CO)
I bought this as a 2nd toothbrush for my girlfriend who visits on the weekends. She normally uses the one that rotates by Oral B. After using this sonic TB she wants to take it home and leave the old one at my house. I highly recommend this TB. Had it since October '09 and have had no problems with it. Only lacks the travel case which you can easily rig one up but that would have been a nice accessory.
2010-03-15
By Fixup (North West Coast)
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1Y10YOUCINLWC This video shows the performance between 3 typical sonic brushes: Sonicare e3000, Oral-B Sonic Complete S-200 and Vitality Sonic. The Vitality barely moves, totally garbage. The other two work closely well, both are very powerful.
We bought 3 Sonicare brushes in our family several years ago, per our dentist's suggestion. They cost over $100/ea and they all died in a year or so (actually just the battery, but no way to replace just the battery). Since then, we were scared to waste hundreds of dollars again.
Then I found the Sonicare e3000 that uses 2 AA batteries, thought it could solve the battery problem. What a nightmare, water leaked in and broke them one after one.
Hopelessly, my attention went to Oral-B. First I bought a Vitality Sonic to give it a try; what a beautiful piece of garbage made in Germany. No vibe at all, as you see in the video. As reviews here say the Sonic Complete is as powerful as Sonicare and replacing the battery is possible, so I decided to give it a try when I saw the S-200 for less than 50 dollars shipped with 30-day return offered.
Cannot be happier. The timer does not shut off the brush at 2 minutes like the Sonicare does. The brush bristles are a little harder than Sonicare. Both are very good things to my tea teeth. It is indeed as powerful as Sonicare as you see in the video. Made in Germany, including the charger. No hassle to remove and clean the brush head; had to do those with the Sonicare each and every time, or it would get really disgusting. Both the brush and the head cost significantly less than Sonicare.
I have no idea why people are still buying Sonicare while this S-200 is so perfect and cost so little. I also wonder why Oral-B still bother to make garbage like the Vitality Sonic for $20 while this one only cost $20 more than that.
2010-02-24
By KDMask (Rochester, Planet Fab, NY)
We owned an older model Braun power brush but it wasn't sonic. This is smaller and ligher--takes up way less counter space. The cleaning is wonderful and makes your mouth feel fresh and wonderful. It does however, make quite a 'singing' noise while using. My son actually LOVES how it sounds and wants his own...I think for some kids it would be a great way for them to brush-- you can open/close your mouth to change the pitch! Great price as well, it has come down in recent years. A pleasure to use.
2010-02-09
By A. Sace (Los Angeles, CA)
It's a great product by Oral B, this model are not too soft, doing its work to brush every single teeth and gum, i like to use 2nd level to massage gum. This is my 2nd one, I've tried professional however, it's too professional, I only need a basic reliable toothbrush.
Technical Details
- Effectively removes plaque without irritating gums
- Reverses gingivitis for firmer and healthier gums
- Helps you brush for two minutes
Get ready for a new level of clean with the Oral B Sonic Complete toothbrush system. Sonic Complete is the first sonic toothbrush from Oral-B that is specifically designed to offer you complete mouth care. Key benefits include effective plaque removal to help prevent tooth decay, plus promotion of firmer, healthier gums. The toothbrush also removes harmful, odor-causing bacteria from your tongue.
 The S-200 uses sonic power to give you a n ew level of oral hygiene. |
Oral B has the clinical proof to back up their claims about the power of the Sonic Complete system. According to clinical studies, use the toothbrush twice daily to:
- Help improve the health of your teeth and gums
- Effectively remove plaque without irritating gums
- Reverse gingivitis for firmer, healthier gums
- Whiten your teeth 25 percent better than Sonicare Elite by removing more cof fee, tea, and tobacco stains
The Sonic Complete S-200 comes with one Oral-B Sonic Complete brushhead.
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2010-03-25
By wjones10
This is a great little toothbrush. Actually, it's not so little... But it gets the job done well, and the timer ensures that you'll give each quadrant of your mouth adequate cleaning. After my last AA power toothbrush corroded and died after just a few months of use, I picked this one up. It seems to be made to last.
2010-03-18
By dustjms (Denver, CO)
I bought this as a 2nd toothbrush for my girlfriend who visits on the weekends. She normally uses the one that rotates by Oral B. After using this sonic TB she wants to take it home and leave the old one at my house. I highly recommend this TB. Had it since October '09 and have had no problems with it. Only lacks the travel case which you can easily rig one up but that would have been a nice accessory.
2010-03-15
By Fixup (North West Coast)
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1Y10YOUCINLWC This video shows the performance between 3 typical sonic brushes: Sonicare e3000, Oral-B Sonic Complete S-200 and Vitality Sonic. The Vitality barely moves, totally garbage. The other two work closely well, both are very powerful.
We bought 3 Sonicare brushes in our family several years ago, per our dentist's suggestion. They cost over $100/ea and they all died in a year or so (actually just the battery, but no way to replace just the battery). Since then, we were scared to waste hundreds of dollars again.
Then I found the Sonicare e3000 that uses 2 AA batteries, thought it could solve the battery problem. What a nightmare, water leaked in and broke them one after one.
Hopelessly, my attention went to Oral-B. First I bought a Vitality Sonic to give it a try; what a beautiful piece of garbage made in Germany. No vibe at all, as you see in the video. As reviews here say the Sonic Complete is as powerful as Sonicare and replacing the battery is possible, so I decided to give it a try when I saw the S-200 for less than 50 dollars shipped with 30-day return offered.
Cannot be happier. The timer does not shut off the brush at 2 minutes like the Sonicare does. The brush bristles are a little harder than Sonicare. Both are very good things to my tea teeth. It is indeed as powerful as Sonicare as you see in the video. Made in Germany, including the charger. No hassle to remove and clean the brush head; had to do those with the Sonicare each and every time, or it would get really disgusting. Both the brush and the head cost significantly less than Sonicare.
I have no idea why people are still buying Sonicare while this S-200 is so perfect and cost so little. I also wonder why Oral-B still bother to make garbage like the Vitality Sonic for $20 while this one only cost $20 more than that.
2010-02-24
By KDMask (Rochester, Planet Fab, NY)
We owned an older model Braun power brush but it wasn't sonic. This is smaller and ligher--takes up way less counter space. The cleaning is wonderful and makes your mouth feel fresh and wonderful. It does however, make quite a 'singing' noise while using. My son actually LOVES how it sounds and wants his own...I think for some kids it would be a great way for them to brush-- you can open/close your mouth to change the pitch! Great price as well, it has come down in recent years. A pleasure to use.
2010-02-09
By A. Sace (Los Angeles, CA)
It's a great product by Oral B, this model are not too soft, doing its work to brush every single teeth and gum, i like to use 2nd level to massage gum. This is my 2nd one, I've tried professional however, it's too professional, I only need a basic reliable toothbrush.
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