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    This Oral-B Electric Toothbrush Is 50% Off For A Limited Time

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    The Real Deal: We use deal trackers and commerce experience to sift through “fake” hike-and-drop deals and other deceptive sales tactics. Products will usually be rated at least 4 stars with a minimum 15% discount (and when there’s an exception, we’ll tell you why). HuffPost and its publishing partners may receive a commission from some purchases made via links on this page. Prices and availability are subject to change.

    If your dentist has been giving you grief about your oral hygiene lately, listen up: We found a deal you won’t want to miss. The Oral-B Genius X Limited rechargeable electric toothbrush is the best electric toothbrush many reviewers say they’ve ever had, and right now, it’s 50% off, the lowest price it’s been all year. This rarely goes on sale, so don’t pass up the opportunity to score a discount while you can. It’s only for a discount through the weekend!

    The Oral-B Genius X Limited rechargeable electric toothbrush is at its lowest price of the year on Amazon.

    Even with the huge discount, you might be (understandably) skeptical about spending $100 on a toothbrush, but trust us when we say this appears to be worth the splurge. Reviewers have said this investment into their oral health has been “worth every penny” and even helped them save money on dental bills in the long run.

    The Genius X Limited is more high-tech than your average electric toothbrush. Not only does the brand claim that it can remove up to 100% more plaque than your standard manual toothbrush, but thanks to AI brushing recognition, you can use Bluetooth track your brushing habits with the Oral-B app. It can actually give you personalized coaching to make sure you’re brushing everywhere you need to, for how long you need to, with the right amount of pressure. Talk about a toothbrush that works for its money.

    It has five cleaning modes, a visible pressure sensor so you don’t press too hard and risk damaging your teeth and gums and a two-minute timer so you’re always brushing long enough. Your purchase comes with a convenient travel case and one replacement brush head — according to the brand, each brush head should last you up to 90 days with regular brushing. Reviewers also say that charging this toothbrush makes it last longer than others they’ve used in the past, about two weeks.

    Compared to the price of potential expensive dental treatments, $100 sounds like a great bargain — but don’t just take it from us. Below, read some of the reviews from shoppers who have been blown away by what the Genius X Limited has done for their oral health. I dare you not to add it to your cart right away.

    Read more promising reviews of the Oral-B Genius X Limited rechargeable toothbrush:

    “I was at first hesitant to spend that much on a toothbrush but it’s worth every penny. It works at least 10x better than my $20 oral b electronic toothbrush. The motion sensing is very cool and helpful. After just one brush my teeth feel almost like they do after a professional cleaning as opposed to how they felt after brushing with my cheap electronic toothbrush.” — Anne E La Perla

    “I’be been getting cleanings every 3 months due to uncomfortable plaque build up. I pay for every other visit because my insurance only covers one every 6 months… My dental hygienist recommended this tooth brush and I was not disappointed! I’ll be changing my appointments back to every 6 months! My teeth feel cleaner than after visiting her! It was worth every penny. The strength of the toothbrush sounds rough but it is soft on sensitive gums. I love the app and watching as I clean each section. The time it took to brush my teeth was over twice as long and I can’t believe the spots I was missing. The round head makes it easy to get to the back teeth and into spots I didn’t think you could reach.

    10/10 recommend. You’ll save on dental bills!” — Danielle

    “First off, it feels like the polisher the dentist uses on your teeth after a cleaning. It feels like it’s actually getting everything off, and my teeth feel completely clean after using it. I love that it has an app that tracks when you brush as well as how thoroughly and shows you where you need to brush more. It’s made remembering to brush much easier since it’s almost a game to make sure you do it consistently. A nice bonus is the travel case it came with. It holds the main part of the toothbrush as well as slots for two brush heads. I fully charged it before going on vacation last week and it lasted for a week of daily use, so it’ll last at least that long before needing charged again.” — Derek

    “I’ve never had an electric toothbrush because I wasn’t willing to shell out $100+ on something I could spend $1 on and get the same result as long as I was a skilled enough brusher. The dentist always comments on my receding gum line on some of my teeth and is always half-heartedly recommending an electric toothbrush. I like going to the dentist but haven’t in over a year. I was starting to expose the root of a few teeth because I’m brushing too vigorously with a lot of pressure. It never bothered me before but 2 months ago I started experiencing tooth sensitivity and noticed that the teeth that were sensitive were showing deeper recession. I could feel the temperature of hot coffee, cold water, minty tooth paste and mouth wash… everything. TBH I didn’t even want to brush my teeth anymore because I didn’t want to touch those roots. I decided to splurge on this toothbrush hoping it would save my teeth from ruin and having them fall out and needing implants at 30. After the first brushing I was blown away. This machine was going to do a better job of cleaning my teeth no matter how meticulous or skilled I was with a manual toothbrush. It’s also going to make sure its done in a gentle way that isn’t going to erode your gums. After two weeks of use I no longer have sensitivity on my teeth and I wouldn’t be surprised if the pockets on my gum line were less deep too. I’m a big fan of the red ring that pops up when you’re applying too much pressure. I think the app is fun and I like watching the quadrants turn bright white. If you’re stubborn like I was and being a hold out on electric toothbrushes…. stop. Hold off on upgrading that phone of yours and instead spend the money here. This thing is going to do a better job at preserving your teeth than you ever could. I worked at an orthodontist office and taught kids how to brush their teeth. I thought I was a pro at it. To an extent maybe I was but this toothbrush makes it so easy that it won’t let you brush the “wrong” way. Give Oral-B your money. It’s worth it.” — E. Segura



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