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Philips Sonicare FlexCare Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush Studio : Philips Sonicare by Philips Sonicare Brand : Philips Sonicare Model : HX6911/02 Release Date : 2008-03-07 Publisher : Philips Sonicare Ingredients : 1 Sonicare toothbrush w/1 ProResults brush head
1 Deluxe charger w/cord wrap and brush head storage
1 Luxury soft travel case
1 Hygienic travel cap
3 additional color code rings Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days EAN : 0075020803443 UPC : 075020803443 Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 89 reviews)
List Price : $144.99 Our Price : Too low to display
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Rechargeable toothbrush uses sonic technology and new brush head design for outstanding plaque removal
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Three modes of cleaning: maximum cleaning, sensitive area cleaning, and massage
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Built-in timer lets you know when to move to a new brushing zone
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Lithium ion battery offers 2 weeks of brushing between charges
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Includes brush head, travel case, and recharger; 2-year warranty
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FlexCare delivers the superior cleaning you're looking for with the flexibility your oral health routine demands. New ProResults brush heads and personal care settings are all found in a brush design that is smaller, lighter and has less vibration then any other Sonicare toothbrush. - 1 Sonicare Toothbrush
- 1 ProResults Standard Brush Head
- 1 Deluxe Charger with Cord Wrap and Brush Head Storage
- 1 Luxury Soft Travel Case
- 1 Hygienic Travel Cap
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Harvardbooksellers.com Product Description |
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The Sonicare FlexCare R910 toothbrush features the latest innovations in oral hygiene from Philips to deliver the cleanest, most refreshing teeth you can get between dentist visits. Featuring new ProResults brush heads, multiple cleaning modes, and built-in timers, the FlexCare is clinically proven to remove more plaque than Oral B Triumph and even the Sonicare Elite.  | The Sonicare FlexCare R910 Toothbrush offers: - Three cleaning modes including Clean, Sensitive, and Massage
- Lithium ion battery that lasts up to 2 weeks between charges.
- ProResults brush head for more effective clean teeth.
- Smartimer that automatically shuts off the toothbrush after the recommended 2 minutes.
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Feel like you just went to the dentist, every day! View larger. | New Brush Heads for Better Cleaning The FlexCare uses the newly designed ProResults brush heads with increased tooth coverage and a broader sweeping motion that results in better plaque removal. Combined with Sonicare's sonic technology, the high-speed bristle action allows a powerful yet gentle cleaning action that ensures a deep cleaning between teeth and along the gum line. With a slim, angled neck, the FlexCare makes it is easy to access hard-to-reach areas of the mouth. The ProResults brush heads come in two sizes: "standard" for a regular cleaning, and "mini" for precision in hard-to-reach areas. The toothbrush handle also has a new tapered design that is easier to grip, and with a non-slip soft grip for better control. Compared to the Sonicare Elite, the FlexCare is 30 percent smaller, 16 percent lighter, and has 80 percent less vibration, but achieves superior results. Multiple Cleaning Modes The FlexCare offers maximum flexibility with your teeth cleaning. There are three two-minute brushing modes that offer "Clean" mode for full power and optimal cleaning, "Sensitive" mode for gentler brushing in sensitive areas, and "Massage" mode for a stimulating, soothing cleaning action. The FlexCare also offers two routines: "GoCare" is a quick one-minute routine for between regular brushings, and "MaxCare" is a three-minute cleaning mode that combines two minutes of "Clean" mode with one minute of "Massage" mode. Thanks to the FlexCare's Quadpacer, the toothbrush beeps every thirty seconds to let you know it is time to move on to the next quadrant of your mouth. The brush also features a Smartimer that automatically shuts off the toothbrush after the recommended two minutes of cleaning (unless using the MaxCare routine). 
The FlexCare is clinically proven to remove significantly more plaque than Oral-B Sonic Complete. | 
New ProResults brush heads have increased coverage for more plaque removal. | And for first-time users of FlexCare, an "easy-start" feature allows you to work your way up to full strength by gently increasing the power over your first 14 uses. Long Lasting Battery With a lithium ion battery, you don't have to worry about running out of power when you're traveling; with regular brushing, the FlexCare lasts up to two weeks between charges! Lithium ion technology offers more energy and is more environmentally safe as compared to other rechargeable battery technologies. A deluxe recharge gauge on the handle keeps you notified of the amount of charge left. The Sonicare FlexCare R910 is backed by a 2-year warranty. What's in the Box: Sonicare toothbrush, one ProResults standard brush head, deluxe charger with cord wrap and brush head storage, luxury soft travel case, hygienic travel cap, three additional color code rings.
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Liked my old Sonicare better |
I've had this toothbrush since June, 2008. I bought it when my old Sonicare's battery died. I had the old Sonicare for 3 years and liked it very much--it did an excellent job cleaning my teeth.
Unfortunately, this new Sonicare does not seem to clean my teeth as well as the old one, especially where two teeth meet and up by the gums. I think this is because of the brush shape. It seems too rounded for my teeth and the bristles on the edges of the brush seem too short. I get my teeth professionally cleaned every 6 months and, at my last cleaning, I was surprised to have some tartar on my teeth (usually I do not have any, or I only have a very small amount).
They do sell other brushes for this toothbrush aside from the one which I am currently using (which is the model of brush that comes with the toothbrush), but these other brushes are very small and I also find that they do not do a very good job cleaning. I really wish they would make some of the old-style brushes to fit this Sonicare. I also think that this toothbrush is overpriced (I paid 89 dollars).
There are some things that I do like about this toothbrush. I like the long battery life and I like the fact that a lot of grime does not build up where you attach the brush head (which was a problem with my old Sonicare). It's also nice that there is a built in timer which alerts you every 30 seconds so that you can change quadrants while you are brushing your teeth. I do, however, think it's silly that it shuts off after 2 minutes (my old Sonicare did this too) because I am often not done brushing my teeth.
The massage function is okay. I tried it, but do not use it because you have to set the toothbrush up for it before you start brushing (and I always forget). The only reason that I would be interested in going through this extra step would be because it adds 1 minute to the overall time of the brushing cycle (so the toothbrush would not shut off before I was done brushing and I wouldn't have to turn it on again to finish).
Overall, I think the toothbrush is okay--it is way better than a manual toothbrush--but I really wish I had my old Sonicare back. I'm thinking about replacing this Sonicare and maybe trying a Braun. |
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Consider the battery |
This model uses a lithium ion battery (the HealthyWhite also uses Li-ion). This is the reason I chose this product over oral B or the other cheaper sonicare models. All the Oral-B models that I could find used either NiCad (toxic) or nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH). Previous experience with NiMH batteries that they wear out quickly. And since you cannot replace the batteries in rechargeable toothbrushes, I didn't want to have to purchase another one in 2 years. I've had very good luck with Li-ion batteries in laptops, cameras, phones, etc. They hold their charge better and last longer.
Justifying the price is difficult. Although I got a very good deal at a warehouse store for the flexcare with 2 handles and UV sanitizer. The replacement brushes are also more expensive. However, if I can get a few more years out of this because it uses a better battery, then the price will be more comparable to cheaper models.
As far as cleaning ability, I feel that it is doing a better job than I would do with manual brushing. I would be surprised if the cleaning ability is significantly better than the oral-b models. |
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good investment |
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this is my first automatic toothbrush so i can't compare it with another one. i have no complaints about it. it was recommended by my dentist to help me clean my teeth better, especially in the back because i had borderline periodontal diseases and pockets in my gums. i've been using it for a few months (with the compact head on sensitive mode) and in addition to using listerine and flossing, my dentist told me there was dramatic improvement with the health of my gums and teeth. so i think it works. amazon had the cheapest price at the time i bought it (back in august) too. |
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great product |
I have had this brust for over a month now and it does a better job than oral B. There is less chances of it damaging the gums since it is pressure sensitive and excessive pressure to the brush will cause it to stop.
Only negative is that the large brush head just doesn't get into the narrow corners. Will try the compact head to see how it works.
Overall a great product. |
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Sonicare Flexcare Toothbrush |
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This is a great toothbrush. I bought them for everyone for Christmas. Don't waste your money on lesser brands. This one is expensive but worth it. |
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