BAFOVY BF-ET02 Sonic Electric Toothbrush
BAFOVY BF-ET02 Sonic Electric Toothbrush
Specifications
- DIMENSIONS:65 x 1.42 x 1.42 inches
- WEIGHT:47 ounces
- NUMBER OF SETTINGS: 5
- MODEL: BF-ET02
Introduction
With 20x more cleanliness than manual brushing, the built-in ultra-powerful motor generates up to 50,400 vibrations per minute to efficiently remove food particles and tenacious stains from in between teeth and along the gum line.
The intelligent pressure sensor helps you brush more accurately and effectively by detecting any over brushing movements that could hurt your teeth and gums and vibrating and sounding an alarm to warn you.
A single charge of the electric toothbrush’s ultra-large capacity battery allows it to operate for up to 180 days. Compared to USB charging, wireless charging is more practical and weatherproof. For a full year of usage, the BOFOVY electric toothbrush includes 4 additional brush heads (it is recommended to replace the brush head every 3 months).
For regular dental hygiene, choose Clean Mode. You may also choose White Mode to whiten your teeth, Gumcare Mode to massage your teeth, Polish Mode to remove tough stains, and Sensitive Mode to treat sensitive teeth and gums. The sonic toothbrush will briefly pause every 30 seconds to remind you to switch areas that you are brushing, and the 2 minute auto-off timer was created with dental professionals’ recommendations to help you develop a good brushing habit.
What’s in the Box?
- Bafovy Sonic Electric Toothbrush host x 1
- Charging panel x 1
- Bafovy Brush Heads x 4
How to use the Bafovy Sonic Electric Toothbrush
The Bafovy Sonic Electric Toothbrush is simple to use. It comes with a power button, which is used to turn it on. It has 5 modes of operation namely clean, white, gumcare, polish and sensitive. You can change the modes by pressing the power button.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is BPA-free.
As long as you brush your teeth thoroughly, both manual and electric toothbrushes can remove plaque and bacteria from your teeth, according to the American Dental Association (ADA). They asserted that the technique was more important than the actual tool.
No, toothpaste is not a part of it.
This toothbrush may be charged via the supplied USB cord.
It is not advisable for children to use this, even though they can, as the handle may be a little larger for them.
The most important aspect of any powered toothbrush that could vary over the course of its lifetime is its battery life because rechargeable batteries have a tendency to deteriorate with time. A toothbrush may thus lose some of its capacity to hold a charge.
The battery can last for more than 50 days.
To change the brush head, merely take out the old one and replace it with the new one.
An electric toothbrush typically lasts three to five years. A 60-day money-back guarantee is offered by some businesses, giving you the opportunity to return the item and receive a refund if you’re dissatisfied.
Higher-priced electric toothbrushes generally have rates of 20,000 to 30,000 strokes per minute, whilst less expensive ones frequently have lower rates. Expensive electric toothbrushes frequently need to be recharged after three days or more of continuous use.
The cost of electric toothbrushes is one of their key drawbacks. They are less widespread than manual toothbrushes since they are more expensive. Electric toothbrushes need to be used carefully to avoid injury, just like manual toothbrushes.
According to a review of studies, electronic toothbrushes frequently remove more plaque and cause less gingivitis than a conventional manual toothbrush (gum disease).
You may proceed as long as the brush head is in the proper position. Additionally, using an electric toothbrush to brush your teeth is fun! FEWER PLATES According to customer surveys from 2015, electric toothbrushes are more effective than manual brushes at removing 21% more plaque.
In general, electric toothbrushes are thought to be better for your gums. In addition, regardless of the type of toothbrush, soft bristles are advised over rough ones. The superior, softer bristles of an electric toothbrush may be helpful for keeping healthy gums because vigorous brushing might result in gum recession.
Some people discover that their gums or teeth become exceedingly sensitive after using an electric toothbrush. Use a toothbrush head made for sensitive teeth that softly press the brush on your teeth to prevent oversensitivity.
It’s not necessary to buy a costly toothbrush. Never choose a toothbrush based solely on price. Frequently, you pay more for capabilities and features you will never use. Your teeth won’t be cleaned more thoroughly if you use a more expensive toothbrush.
No matter what toothbrush you use or how effectively you brush, flossing is always encouraged.
