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Age:
18+
Brand: Oral-B
Line: io
Product Type: set
Product Properties: cleansing
Set Includes: toothbrush
When To Use: universal
Gender: unisex
Classification: mass-market
Country TM: Germany
Made in: France
Set Includes: Oral-B iO Series 6 Toothbrush, 2 pcs.
Make your daily tooth brushing routine much more enjoyable and effective with the Oral-B iO Series 6 set. It will become a reliable partner in dental care, ensuring fresh breath and health. Thanks to the innovative iO technology, these toothbrushes will provide a unique tooth cleaning experience. The brush head with a round shape ensures combined movements, allowing for effective oral cleaning. These hygiene accessories are suitable for those who value quality, advanced technology, and comfort.
Features of the Oral-B iO Series 6 Toothbrush Set:
- equipped with oscillating-rotating, pulsating cleaning technology;
- perform 17,400 rotations per minute;
- have 5 modes of operation: daily clean, sensitive, polish, intense clean, and gum care;
- include pressure sensors, a timer, and a charge indicator;
- medium stiffness bristles;
- battery life of up to 10 days, full charge time – 3 hours;
- utilizes magnetic levitation principle, creating oscillating-rotating movements at a frequency of 175 Hz and pulsating reciprocating micro-vibrations at a frequency of 800 Hz;
- creates a massaging effect for inflammation prevention;
- built-in smart pressure sensor warns when to reduce pressing force and automatically lowers vibration power until the user reduces the pressure;
- features a pressure level indicator light (green light for optimal pressure, red light for excessive pressure).-
Wet the replaceable brush head and apply toothpaste. Place the toothbrush in your mouth and turn it on. Slowly move the brush head from one tooth to the next. Hold the toothbrush still for a few seconds on each tooth before moving to the next one. Clean your gums as thoroughly as your teeth. Start by cleaning the outer surfaces of your teeth, then the inner surfaces, and finally the chewing surfaces.