Kimanli

Kimanli Sonic Electric Toothbrush Teeth

Specifications

• DIMENSIONS: 07 x 0.79 inches
• WATERPROOF RATING: IPX7
• WORKING MODES: 5
• COLOR: Sky Blue
• BRAND: Kimanli

Introduction

The teeth cleaning set includes two toothbrush heads—one for regular brushing and the other for removing tough stains and plaque—as well as an electric toothbrush with five operating modes (soft, white, clean tartar, gum care, and others) to accommodate various gum sensitivities.

The teeth cleaning kit can efficiently reach hard places and corners to quickly loosen and crush all difficult tartar, remove smoke stains, coffee stains, hard tartar, and plaque. It also uses a stainless steel plaque removal head with high frequency vibration technology. For a consistent, gentle clean, sonic technology gently pulses fluid between the teeth and down the line. To create a cleaning for deep cleaning, the high-speed magnetic levitation motor produces high-frequency sound waves with wide swing.

The soft bristles are intended to fit the topography of teeth and to extract more stains from challenging areas. An interdental brush is perfect for cleaning in between braces, crowns, and implants since it can reach deep into the teeth.

Large batteries with low battery reminders and automated power shutoff after full charge are available on the market. Quick wireless charging (forget cheap USB charging). Additionally, IPX7 waterproof for usage in the shower and bath. More secure than a USB charger, there is no concern that water will get into the charging ports and reduce battery life.

What’s in the Box?

• Sonic Electric Toothbrush host x 1
• Toothbrush head x 1
• Charging base x 1

How to use Sonic Electric Toothbrush

Utilizing the electric toothbrush is easy. To activate it, press the power button. It has four indication lights that show the brush’s status. It has 5 different usage modes, all of which are accessible via the power button.

The Sonic electric toothbrush can be charged using the provided charging base. Simply plug USB jack in a wall outlet or your laptop or power bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Sonic toothbrush worth the price?****

The CD-04 sonic electric toothbrush has a bristle that is rough, smooth, and sophisticated in design, wonderfully matches colors, and offers an exceptionally satisfying experience. To ensure that every component is in top functioning condition, the toothbrush has through a number of tests and a strict quality control system.

What drawbacks come with using an electric toothbrush?****

One of the main disadvantages of electric toothbrushes is their price. Because they are more expensive than manual toothbrushes, they are less common. Similar to manual toothbrushes, electric toothbrushes need to be handled cautiously to prevent harm.

Do dentists really advise using an electric toothbrush?****

According to the American Dental Association, both manual and electric toothbrushes can eliminate plaque and bacteria from your teeth as long as you brush your teeth thoroughly (ADA). Even more so than the physical tool, they claimed, was the technique.

Should you use an electric toothbrush to clean your gums?****

Over time, electronic toothbrushes do remove more plaque and lessen gingivitis than a conventional manual toothbrush (gum disease).

What is the lifespan of an electric toothbrush?****

Normally, an electric toothbrush lasts five years. The brush’s regular 2-year warranty from the manufacturer is still valid if it breaks sooner than intended. We are aware of some persons who continue to use electric toothbrushes that are ten years old. Some brushes, though, will stay a lot longer.

Can we regularly use an electric toothbrush?****

With caution, you can use an electric toothbrush every day. Its improper use can result in gum recession, dental pain, and tooth deterioration. Use the proper brushing technique. Your brushing should be brief.

How much electricity is used by an electric toothbrush?****

When plugged in, electronic toothbrushes consume 2.5 watts of power, which costs less than one penny to charge for 12 hours (0.0084p). A standard electric toothbrush, assuming two minutes of use twice daily, can last up to 48 minutes until the battery runs out, depending on the model.

When should you use an electric toothbrush?****

If you chose an electric brush over a manual one, be sure to use it twice daily. Of course, brushing alone won’t maintain your teeth in good condition; daily flossing is also important, as is seeing the dentist twice a year for cleanings and examinations.

Can an electric toothbrush be overcharged?****

The battery indication should be full after 24 hours of charging the toothbrush, whichever comes first. Ni-MH batteries should not be charged for more than 24 hours at a time as this can shorten their lifespan. When not in use, don’t leave the toothbrush charging because doing so can shorten the battery’s life.

Which toothbrushes are suggested by dentists?****

The best and safest toothbrushes have rounded tips and soft bristles. Hard and medium bristle brushes can damage tooth enamel, gum surfaces, and root surfaces when used incorrectly or too forcefully.

Are hands free toothbrushes effective?****

According to multiple clinical research, using a motorized toothbrush is generally regarded to be better than manually brushing your teeth. Furthermore, there isn’t much of a performance difference between vibrating brushes of the sonic kind and oscillating brushes.

Do vibrating brushes actually work?****

Plaque can be effectively removed by electric toothbrushes, especially ones with dual-rotating “oscillating” heads. This lowers the possibility of tooth decay and gum disease.

Does using an electric toothbrush lead to gum recession?****

Electric toothbrushes are generally believed to be safer for gums. Additionally, soft bristles are recommended over harsh ones, regardless of the type of toothbrush. Because intense brushing may result in gum recession, an electric toothbrush with superior, softer bristles may be advantageous for gum health.

Which electric toothbrush is preferable, rotating or vibrating?****

According to studies, rotary toothbrushes are more effective and efficient at removing plaque. Dental hygiene is enhanced as a result, and the risk of gum inflammation and infection is reduced.

Can an electric toothbrush be used excessively?****

According to Friedman, over brushing with a manual or electric brush has some risks. Too much brushing and pressure can wear down the enamel or, in cases where the gums have retreated, the root. According to him, this abrasion may increase a tooth’s sensitivity to heat and/or cold.

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