Oral-B Pulsar Review

I recently bought myself an Oral-B Pulsar toothbrush.  This is not the first one that I owned.  About three months ago my wife threw my first one out.  She bought new toothbrushes and felt that I didn't need my Pulsar any more.  Not wanting to pick my toothbrush out of the trash, I used the one she bought.  I was not happy.  I could feel the plaque devolve on my teeth, yuck. After some time the bush wore out, so I needed to buy a new brush.  From the time this was written, I bought a new pulsar and have had it for 6 days; I can already feel a difference.  The plaque that was building up is much less, in only 6 days.

I like the Pulsar because I feel it works. My teeth seem much cleaner now.

The way the Pulsar works is similar to normal brushes and there are some differences.  The brush has the normal bristles on it. They are of different heights.  This allows them to clean the teeth more effectively. In addition to the normal bristles there are eight rubber bristles (four on each side). Oral-B calls them MicroPulse Bristles. They are designed to lift food and plaque, and they stimulate the gums. Unlike most toothbrushes, the head is split in two halves. This is important for the Pulsing.  This brush Pulses with the help of a battery back.  The battery is built in and there are on and off buttons.  When on the toothbrush vibrates (pulses according to Oral-B).  The vibrating causes the MicroPulse Bristles to vibrate.  The vibrating helps give deeper and better cleaning.

At about $6.00 this brush seems expensive.  I feel that it is well worth the cost.  It does a better job and my dentist didn't have to work as hard to clean my teeth. By this brush helping me get better checkups, I would defiantly recommend the Oral-B Pulsar.

Thanks for Reading

Brett