Don't overuse the heads of your electric toothbrush. The ADA recommends you change these heads every three to four months. If ...

Modern toothbrushes can do far more than just clean your teeth and freshen your breath. Some premium electric toothbrushes not only time your brushing to ensure that you keep cleaning for the full 2 ...

An editor tested five popular electric toothbrushes over the course of a month. Dentists also share the must-have features to ...

Studies suggest that your regular brushing and flossing habits can impact more than just what is going on with your teeth and gums. They can even possibly influence the health of your heart and ...

As students head back to school, our morning routines might feel like more of a rush. But one thing you should not rush is brushing your teeth. Consumer Reports has some top-tested electric ...

Do you really need to use an electric toothbrush? It depends. (Photo via Getty Images) A few years ago, I switched to an electric toothbrush and never looked back — at least until recently. A couple ...

An electric toothbrush removes a lot of the legwork in keeping your pearly whites shining brightly, but they aren't much use when the battery runs flat. "Be" is a quite brilliant battery-free brush ...

Oral-B, a giant of the tooth-brushing industry, has been making electric toothbrushes for years, incorporating consumer tech trends like smartphone apps and Bluetooth. Every few years, the company ...

Battery-powered toothbrushes are convenient if you don't like brushing your teeth the old-fashioned way, but they have a catch: batteries. Typically, you either need to dock your brush (and remember ...

Dentists agree that brushing your teeth for two minutes, twice a day, is the best thing you can do to keep your teeth healthy. And some studies suggest an electric toothbrush may help keep your teeth ...