Your brushing technique, routine and diet will have a bigger impact on your teeth and making them whiter than the brushing mode alone.

Whats the difference between Oral B Pro 2 2000N and Oral B Pro 2 2000W as I require pressure sensor Reply For a long time, the Pro 2 2500 was our top recommended electric toothbrush. However, it has been discontinued and now the Pro 3 3500 is the newer equivalent. The whitening of the teeth and using an electric toothbrush for that is complicated. There are many different scenarios and lifestyle conditions to consider.

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The Pro 3 3500 has 3 cleaning modes (Daily Clean, Sensitive & Whitening) compared to the 2 modes (Daily Clean & Sensitive) of the Pro 2 2500.

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A toothbrush with a whitening mode or a whitening brush head is not guaranteed to give whitening results.

The Pro 3 3000 benefits from an extra cleaning mode, a larger visible pressure sensor and a more minimal design. The good news is that the price differences between the two models (at the time of writing) is less than that. The supplied white charging stand has a 2 pin power adapter hardwired into it, with a cable length of about 90cm. It supports 220-240v.Admittedly though some other brands are better at giving warnings about low batteries. I particularly like how Sonicare will have a green light for good charge, orange for medium and then red for low, so at least when orange you know it will need charging soon. Reply Well spotted. It was an error in the video. It should have been Sensitive rather than Gum care. Originally I was under the impression it was gum care mode, but I was wrong. Brushing for the full 2 minutes is very important, but just as important, if not more so, is using the right technique. Make sure you learn how to brush your teeth properly — you don’t use an electric brush in the same way you do a manual. The visible pressure sensor will alert you when you are brushing too hard

The Pro 2 2500 was previously our top choice. However, the 2500 has now been discontinued and the 3500 is the recommended alternative. Hi Thomas. To my knowledge, both models offer up to 9,900 oscillations and 45,000 pulsations. Reply We have no plans to review this product currently as it is designed primarily for the Japanese market and is not really sold in the UK. Reply You have to be really committed and if you are there are better smart toothbrushes in our opinion. Reply Take a look at the Oral-B Brush Head Holder/Stand (Holds 2 brush heads) or Oral-B Brush Head Holder/Tray with Lid (Holds 4 brush heads). ReplyWhat I mean by this, there is no evidence that I know of that suggests the Genius 9000 is technically better at cleaning the plaque away than the Pro 2 2500 and therefore make it worth the investment.