Sonicare Elite 7300 Toothbrush with Sonic Technology Review

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I have been using the Sonicare electric toothbrush for about three months. When my recently used brand gave out on me I switched to Sonicare.  My husband has been using his Sonicare for several years on the recommendation of his dentist.  I had always felt that my brand did the job for less money.  This seemed like a good time to give it a try, since I needed to purchase a new one.  The initial cost was about twenty percent more than my previously used brand and the replacement heads are slightly more expensive too.