Top 10 Best Rotating Electric Toothbrushes

Average User Rating – This is based on our own research in product testing and user feedback. Clicking on each product takes you to Amazon’s product page where you can read customer reviews on the product you’re interested in.

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Technology – This is the technology that is used for the movement of the brush head.

RPM/PPM – This stands for Rotations Per Minute and Pulsations Per Minute. The higher the figures, the more effective the brush head will be at removing dental plaque from your teeth and gums.

Cleaning Modes – These are the available cleaning modes to choose from at the push of a button. Each one employs a different type of movement to be used in conjunction with a specific brush head (sometimes included).

Wireless SmartGuide – Certain models will include a device called the SmartGuide which connects to the toothbrush wirelessly to give you real-time dentist-inspired feedback that helps you brush thoroughly and gently.

Pressure Sensor – Some electric toothbrushes have a pressure sensor alert which lets you know when you’re brushing your teeth too hard, which can cause the bristles to bend and wear out quickly, resulting in less than optimal cleaning. This alert may be visual, auditory, sensory or all three.

Full Charge – This is how long it takes to fully recharge the electric toothbrush. It doesn’t need to be fully charged in order to use it, while certain models have a boost charge function where a short charge will still provide a good run time.

Run Time – This is how long you can expect the unit to run for based on a full charge, until it needs another recharge.

2 Minute Timer – Guides you to brush for two minutes, as recommended by dentists. Typically, the toothbrush will vibrate to let you know when those 2 minutes have passed.

Quadpacer Timer – During your brush, the quadpacer will inform you after 30 seconds to change the quadrant, or area, of your mouth, helping you to brush thoroughly across all four quadrants of your mouth.

Low Battery Indicator – Has a light to let you know how much battery is left and/or when it needs to be recharged.

Included Brush Heads – Each electric toothbrush comes with at least one brush head. Those that include more than one typically have extra modes to accompany the types of brush heads it includes.

Indicator Bristles – Indicator bristles fade halfway as a sign to replace your toothbrush head for a better clean. It should be changed every 3 months as recommended by dentists.

Price – If you want to know the price of any of the models, just click on the Buy Now button or Check Price and you’ll be redirected to the product page on Amazon.co.uk. The reason we don’t put prices is because they constantly change and there are so many sellers offering different prices.