Just curious: How does that thing work? Can you feel the bristles vibrate
or hear the vibration? Are there "fat" ie. thick bristles?
If the vibration is ultrasonic, as I believe the manufacturer has claimed,
a material medium like water is needed to transmit the vibration from the
brush to the teeth.
K-F Etzold
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Subject: Re: Broken teeth
It is Sonicare, I bought mine at Walgreens, where ever you live there must
be
an equilivant. There is always the power of the telephone. I cannot
remember
what mine cost, but it is excellent. Nita
Leo Fuhr wrote:
> Is somicare a brandname or just the name of this gum/teeth cleaning
device?
> Can it be found in department or discount stores like K-Mart, Dillards,
> etc?
>
> Jeanette Fuhr 49/47/44?
>
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> From: Margie L. Nestler <[log in to unmask]>
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> Subject: Re: Broken teeth
> Date: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 1:18 PM
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> I have a somicare tooth brush-it's wonderful. It really sstimulates my
> gums also. I haven't had any tooth trouble since I began using it.
>
> Margie
> Carnegie PA
