Anyone here uses Electric toothbrush?

I don't use it. I like to control it by myself. Do you want to change to use electric toothbrush?

My apprehension is, electricity + water = electrocution. That's my main consideration why I don't use electric toothbrush. I just don't want to experience being electrocuted because I'm too lazy to brush my teeth. I'm sure there are safety features that would protect electric toothbrush user from getting the shock but I believe that being safe that sorry is the best policy.

haha i have always wanted to try that.. but though i love technology and i am a fan of the things that sure would make life easier... i think i will pass on the eleteric toothbrush. i fear that since its electric and it having to be operated by battery, or would be directly plugged in.. im a bit skeptical to use it over my mouth when its vulnerable... :D

I use an electric toothbrush. You just push a button to start it. It's easy. It helps me to have better oral hygiene, because I don't have the manual dexterity to use a manual toothbrush well, due to having neurological impairment.

Hey Kirtricks, I have had a electric toothbrush in the past and they are very good. It all depends now and days they have so many different types and reasons and different levels. They come out to be very expensive but I will buy one later right now I just buy a new tooth Brush every 3 Months and work with that sometimes even 2 months. I will get one to me its worth the money since. You can replace the top on the toothbrush now and then lol. Sometimes a water picks and etc. But, They are worth it in the end. just have to make the money or add up the money in the end. :)

I don't use electric toothbrush anymore. I was brushing my teeth when the electricity went out.

I used it for about a couple of years when I was very young.... And it was very very good and easy to use...

Electric toothbrushes are a lot more efficient at keeping your teeth clean. I have had one for almost 2 years and have the whitest teeth that I have ever had. they are simple to use. Typically, you just flip the on switch to turn on and flip it off when finished. There are ones with a battery pack in which you must periodically input batteries, or ones with re-chargable ones that sit on a stand. You must also replace the heads on the toothbrush about as often as you would have replaced your manual toothbrush anyway. All in all, I believe that an electric toothbrush is the way to go!