I decided to retire my Sonicare IntelliClean, the model that pumped specially-formulated Crest toothpaste through the brush head. That thing was far too high-maintenance and difficult to clean. So it was time to upgrade. I picked up the Sonicare Elite E9000, their newest model, and was delighted to see the changes that they made to the brush.
The most important improvement: the small brush head. In addition to the full sized brush, they folks at Philips include a smaller brush head, as well. It helps you reach those far back teeth …

Oral-B released their Vitality line of motorized toothbrushes last month and brought sonic technology to the masses for under $20 ($15.99 at drugstore.com). Sonicare brushes have long been the gold standard of dentists but they’ve often come with a high price tag over $150. Not to be outdone, Sonicare released Xtreme e3000 at a lower price ($39.99 at drugstore.com) with teens in mind.
Sonic brushes are fantastic at loosening up and removing plaque thanks to the sonic vibrations and super-speed brush strokes. Now use all of that saved money to buy …