
How to Use an Oral-B Electric Toothbrush
Learn how to use an Oral-B electric toothbrush, choose a mode, control pressure, clean each mouth area, charge the handle, and replace the head.
We compare Oral-B iO, Philips Sonicare and other rechargeable brushes by the things you notice every day: the handle, the modes, the battery and the heads. When a brush acts up, our charging and reset guides walk you through the fix.

Learn how to use an Oral-B electric toothbrush, choose a mode, control pressure, clean each mouth area, charge the handle, and replace the head.

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Learn how to dispose of an old electric toothbrush: remove the battery, recycle the handle and brush heads, wipe your data, and keep the charger out of the trash.

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Find the best electric toothbrush for braces: picks with gum-pressure protection, gentle modes and timers that help you clean around brackets and wires.

How long to brush teeth with an electric toothbrush: two minutes twice a day, split into four 30-second zones. Learn the timing, pressure and timer habits.

What type of electric toothbrush head is best? Compare round, oval and diamond-shaped heads, plus fit checks for Oral-B and Sonicare handles.