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The Oral-B Pro 1000 is a basic electric toothbrush, so it won’t be what you’re looking for if you want something fancier, like a smart toothbrush that connects to an app on your phone. Oral B Pro 1000 review: What’s not so good about it? With the Oral-B Pro 1000, you can get a quality electric toothbrush at a reasonable cost. What we especially like about this model is the ability to use other Oral-B brush heads, so you can choose the focus of your brush - from brush heads for sensitive teeth to charcoal brush heads.įinally, of course, one of the great things about the Oral-B Pro 1000 is its price. It’s easy to operate and easy to charge, and tells you how long to brush and when the battery needs charging. The Oral-B Pro 1000 has everything you’d want in a basic electric toothbrush. (Image credit: Kasandra Brabaw) Oral B Pro 1000 review: What’s good about it? Similarly, the pressure sensor did as it said it would and turned the spinning brush head off when our tester pushed it into her teeth. True to its claim, the toothbrush worked perfectly after having been under water.

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Given that the Oral-B Pro 1000 claims to be waterproof, we submerged it under water for a full two minute brush cycle. It is important to note that our tester lives in New York City, where she registered the background noise to be at 50 decibels, which is roughly as loud as the hum of a refrigerator. However, the toothbrush was quite loud, registering at 89 decibels, which is roughly as loud as heavy traffic. As the guide said it would, the bleeding stopped after a few days and our tester could clearly feel that her teeth were smoother and cleaner than they were before. At first, the Oral-B Pro 1000 made her gums bleed, but the toothbrush’s guide said to expect this if you haven’t used electric toothbrushes before.

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Our tester was a first-time electric toothbrush user, switching from a manual brush to the Oral-B Pro 1000. We tested the Oral-B Pro 1000 for multiple days, testing how well it cleans your teeth, how the pressure sensor works, the waterproof claim and how loud it is.

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Related: How to use an electric toothbrush (opens in new tab).

According to the user guide, a full charge should last 10 days of brushing twice a day without needing to be recharged. Running constantly, a full battery ran out in less than an hour. After depleting the battery fully, it took 20.5 hours for the Oral-B Pro 1000 to become fully charged. The user guide says that the Oral-B Pro 1000 takes 22 hours to fully charge. A light will blink on the Oral-B Pro 1000 until the toothbrush is fully charged, and then the light will turn off.

To charge, you simply place the toothbrush on the included charger. Although the toothbrush has a built-in two minute timer, it does not turn off unless you turn it off yourself, unlike other brands such as the Spotlight Oral Care Sonic Toothbrush. When you press the power button, the toothbrush will turn on in this mode and pulse every 30 seconds to tell you when to move to a new section of your mouth.

This toothbrush has only one brushing mode, Daily Clean, which rotates to break up plaque. If so, follow the same process of running warm water over it for at least 10 seconds then pulling it off.(Image credit: Kasandra Brabaw) Oral B Pro 1000 review: Functionalityīecause the Oral-B Pro 1000 is so simple, it’s very easy to use. Once you remove the brush head, check to see if there's any material stuck to the metal shaft.

This should prevent any toothpaste buildup. Wipe the brush head and handle dry with a towel or cloth before putting the brush head back on the handle and storing the toothbrush for the next use.After each brushing session, remove the brush head and thoroughly rinse both the brush head and the handle under running water.To prevent this, we recommend the cleaning and maintenance routine noted in the manual: It can even cause part of the inside of the brush head to break off when trying to remove it, leaving a piece behind on the metal shaft. Sometimes toothpaste can build up under the brush head and solidify to quite a tight bond. You might have to give it quite a forceful tug, but it should come right off. To remove a brush head that's stuck on your toothbrush, try running the toothbrush’s top section under warm water for at least ten seconds.

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