Oral-B or Philips Sonicare?
Oral-B brushes have a small round head that oscillates and rotates, cleaning one tooth at a time. Sonicare brushes have a longer head that vibrates side to side at high speed. Both remove more plaque than a manual brush when used for the full two minutes, so pick the feel you prefer and the running cost you can live with.
Starter brushes
The Philips Sonicare 2100 (Rs 5,300) and the Oral-B Vitality Pro (Rs 11,600) both have a built-in two-minute timer and charge from a standard socket.
When it is worth paying more
The Oral-B Pro 3 (Rs 33,900) adds a pressure sensor that lights up when you scrub too hard, which matters if your gums bleed or recede. The Sonicare 3100 (Rs 21,900) does the same on the Philips side. Replace the head every three months either way. Our electric toothbrush guide compares every model we stock.
Electric Toothbrushes FAQs
Is an electric toothbrush better than a manual one?
Studies find powered brushes remove a little more plaque and reduce gum inflammation more over time than manual brushing, mainly because the timer makes people brush for the full two minutes.
How often should I change the brush head?
Every three months, or sooner if the bristles splay. A worn head cleans noticeably worse.
Are these brushes original?
Yes. We sell original, imported Oral-B and Philips Sonicare brushes with cash on delivery across Pakistan.