- How exactly do Rota-dent electric toothbrushes work? They move in a back-and-forth or vibrating motion. They operate entirely in rotary motions, hence their name. The Rota-dent bristles are one of the most outstanding aspects of the toothbrush, as they are exceptionally soft and are composed of bristles that are made out of very fine fibers that are much thinner than the plastic bristles used in most toothbrushes.
- Rota-dent electric toothbrushes aren't only useful for cleaning "normal" teeth. If you have a bridge, implant, braces or orthodontic wires in your teeth, you should consider brushing with a Rota-dent toothbrush because the toothbrush is known for the fact that it can maneuver around tight spaces in the mouth.
- The benefits to brushing with a Rota-dent electric toothbrush include the fact that it utilizes MicroAccess technology, it uses microfilament brush tips (which get underneath the gums and into the teeth), and it also eliminates hazardous bacteria that is located further beyond the tip of the brush in the periodontal pockets. Also, it is known to get rid of plaque two times as fast as regular brushes do.
- What exactly makes Rota-dent electric toothbrushes any different from the standard electric toothbrushes you can buy everywhere? The difference is that the Rota-dent toothbrush is the only one that functions in the same fashion as professional dental hygienists' handpieces. The toothbrush has the ability to effectively and efficiently clean parts of the teeth that normal brushes simply cannot reach.
- Rota-dent electric toothbrushes typically cost between $80 and $120. Also, when using a Rota-dent toothbrush, it is important to make sure to change the brush heads and tips about every three months (the same time interval for buying a new regular toothbrush) in order to get the best Rota-dent brushing experience possible.












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passionista said
on 6/25/2009 I have a Rota-dent toothbrush and love it! I have noticed that the bristles on the brush get wonky pretty fast, the only down side so far. Nice article.