what head does the Oral B 1000 come with
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Oral B deep sweep,I have a bunch of the old round Oral B brushes from an old Oral B toothbrush ( had for 10 years) and they work fine with this toothbrush
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Mine came with ORAL B PROFESSIONAL DEEP SWEEP REPLACEMENT BRUSH HEAD which I had never had before......it is an incredible brush which focusses on gum lines cleaning. I didn't have a choice as to which style I would receive.
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This is the link to the page which has a table comparing all the Oral-B electric toothbrushes. I found it very helpful. Oral-B Pro 3000 Power Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush with Bluetooth Connectivity Powered by Braun
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Go to the Oral-B website and search for "replacement heads". It will show you all the different replacement heads they make. I believe they do make only the tip. If you cannot find this product readily by Internet searches, see if you can order directly from Oral-B, or contact them on their website and see if they can tell you where you can get it. Whenever I have trouble finding products I like, I usually have very good luck using the "contact us" link on the company's website and running my question by them. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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On the package of this product, it does say that these brush heads "fits most Oral-B power brushes". I have an Oral B Precision 5000 and they fit perfectly. Sorry, that is all I can tell you, just buy them and see if they fit, if not send them back. Or contact Oral-B at 1-800-566-7252 and ask them directly. God luck.
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I had the same question. Oral-B's website description says several heads will: "Brush head types: Oral-B FlossAction, Oral-B Pro White, Oral-B Sensitive, Oral-B Precision Clean, Oral-B Dual Clean, Oral-B Power Tip, Oral-B Ortho, Oral-B Braces Care Essentials, Oral-B Tongue Freshener. Series: ProfessionalCare SmartSeries. Model: 4000." http://www.oralb.com/products/professional-care-smart-series-4000/#features-0
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Mine only came with one brush head. Had to contact Oral B to get what I paid for.
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It comes with one brush head - the Professional Precision Clean brush head. This is the refill for that - Oral-B Professional Precision Clean Replacement Brush Head 2 Count
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To be honest, I do not know. I do know that you can use the various style of heads. I have a chargeable Oral B with a different head and got this one for travel. I had some new heads that fit this one perfectly. Sorry I could not help.
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Well,if you have one Oral-B DualAction Premium Power Toothbrushor Oral-B Sonic, then the answer is "no"! These replacement heads are designed for the old Oral B Action Power, not available anymore. This is perhaps the last units sold, because there are newer models availale.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question. I use the Oral B Vitality made by Braun. This works great.
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The Oral B is an Excellent toothbrush. I don't know anything about the Phillips, but if I were buying another toothbrush, it would be the Oral B.
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Hi there! The model number for this is:HX6962/70. It is the Sonicare "Flexcare" and it has the "Diamond Clean" brush head which is what my oral surgeon specifically recommended to me. I hope this answers your question, but if not, please let me know and I will see if I can be of more assistance. ☺
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There are two heads included in this package. Namely a Floss Action head and a Pro White Head. You have to buy others separately.
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Nope just the one head. But its a great head. Sounds better than anything else ive had. Definately recomend.
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Pretty much any generic or name brand that specifies it works with Oral-B. I bought a groupon that was compatible with mine and it saved me loads of money. Instead of 3 for $17 I got 30 for $24.
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No, not that I've ever seen. Some Oral-B electric brushes do come with a stand that has an opening for the recharger and contains a holder for 5 or 6 brush heads and is fitted with a clear plastic cover (see the 5000 model). I don't know if that holder is sold separately by Oral-B or not.
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I am not sure, I would go to the Oral-B site. There is a lot of information on that site.