Collection: Toothbrushes

Electric or manual? The evidence is clear.

Decades of clinical research consistently show that powered toothbrushes remove significantly more plaque and reduce gum inflammation more effectively than manual brushing. An electric toothbrush compensates for imperfect technique - it brushes for the right amount of time, applies consistent pressure, and reaches areas most people miss.

Our clinicians overwhelmingly recommend the Oral B iO range for its combination of oscillation, rotation, and micro-vibration - a triple-action mechanism that delivers a level of clean you can feel immediately. For patients who prefer sonic technology, the Philips Sonicare range is an excellent alternative. Both outperform manual brushing.

Whichever you choose, one rule is universal: always use soft bristles with warm water. We do not wash our cars with a scouring brush and cold water. The same principle applies to our teeth. Soft bristles clean just as effectively and protect your enamel and gums from the cumulative damage that medium and hard bristles cause over time.