where can I get a firm (hard) bristle electric toothbrush
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We don't sell electric toothbrushes. You may find it in Amazon from other sellers.
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Oral-B 3D White Action Replacement Toothbrush Heads, 2 Count, I found this one to replace it with, 5.97 on http://amazon.com. Good Luck!
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Bristle firmness. Dentists usually recommend soft so it is gentler on the gums.
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I purchased several Radius toothbrushes a few years ago. Those had the ridges. I do not know about current stock. Sorry!
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All of the bristles are the same length and they are soft bristles. Firm enough to do the job but not hard enough to damage gums. I ordered over a dozen of these since I can't find them in the stores anymore. It works better for me than any other toothbrush I have found. No tricks, just a good same size bristle toothbrush.
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I looked and they had some on ebay. Hope this hepls. if not google Intertec RST 2032 Toothbrush Heads.
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Not stiff, and not overly soft either. I find the brush just fir enough to be useful. I suppose they are like a medium toothbrush.
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Ordered in 2013 and they were the nice, rather small toothbrushes, flat head and all. My dentist gives you one when you get your teeth cleaned. They are very hard, maybe impossible, to find in stores anymore. It's well worth ordering the pack of 6.
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I went to an Oreck store here in Minnesota and bought a different kind of brush that I wanted. Google Oreck store for your state and then call them and ask if they have the kind you want. I love my Oreck because it has power but is light weight. I wish you the best.
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I believe it is the following:Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head StandardThat's what is what comes up on the "recently purchased together" option on Amazon for that toothbrush. I just usually run in Target to pick mine up. I've had my toothbrush so long, I just look at them and know which ones I need. I haven't READ the packaging since I bought the first replacement heads.Good luck with your purchases :)
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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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Oh, I don't think the battery can be replaced...I don't see a way to open it. I had my previous chargable toothbrush for years and then I only replaced it because I wanted the latest model...not because it wore out! Although I did get to where it needed charging every 2 weeks...
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I believe ANY of the current generation of heads works: DiamondClean, ProResults, FlexCare, or EasyClean. They are the 1 piece snap-on replacement brush heads (standard, compact and ultra brush head sizes). Stay away from the E-Series heads (or any that come in 2 pieces and/or have a screw-on connection) because that is for a different handle piece. Also, beware of discount 3rd party brush heads. Many have medium to hard/firm bristles. That with your typical persons hard brushing habbits AND the cleaning action of the brush can be too rough on your teeth and gums (causing sore, red or receding gums and/or wearing away of precious tooth enamel). Check with your dental professional if you are uncertain...not worth saving a few bucks.
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Yes, this is my question, too. I got an outdated Sonicare Intelliclean as a gift and cannot find replacement heads for it. However, I loved the sonic cleaning. Since it's fairly expensive, I'm trying to read all the comments/research that I can. The top 2 seem to be Phillips Sonicare Elite 7500 and the Oral B Triumph 9400. The Oral B cames out a shade ahead in some research, but I read that it does NOT have the sonic clean feature.
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They sell them on Amazon. Just search for Diamond toothbrush heads. It looks like they are $26.99 for 3 of them currently. I hope that helps.
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Honestly the best way I would think, is to go to the Sonicare website & look for the one that resembles yours.
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Yes - here is a link Philips Sonicare Hx3012/64 Powerup Brush Head, Regular, 2 Count