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Oral-B Vitality Precision Clean Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush | 
 enlarge | Brand: Oral B
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $12.50
You Save: $7.49 (37%)
New (7) from $12.50
Rating:  118 reviews
Sales Rank: 54
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 9.5 x 2.1
Warranty: 1
MPN: D12513
Model: Oral B Vitality Presision Clean - D12513
UPC: 069055838440
EAN: 0069055838440
ASIN: B000GBICYE
Release Date: August 3, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Healthier gums - over 60% gingivitis reduction | | • | Pulsating signal after two minutes recommended brushing time | | • | Rechargeable battery will last approximately 20 minutes or 5 days of brushing | | • | Limited 2 year warranty | | • | Gets hard-to-reach areas |
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Product Description
Oral B Vitality Precision Clean for a healthy mouth that shows in your smile. The Precision Clean offers a deeper, more thorough clean than a manual toothbrush since it gets hard to reach areas. Helps prevent gum disease, the leading cause of tooth loss and keeps teeth naturally white. The Oral B FlexiSoft Brushhead is a compact round brushhead that surrounds each tooth while interdental tips reach deep into hard to reach areas. The high speed oscillating - rotating motion sweeps plaque away. Replace brushheads every 3 months, when bristles are worn or when color on Indictor bristles has faded half way down the bristles. Oral B, the brand more dentists use themselves worldwide.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 113 more reviews...
 Toothbrush January 7, 2009
mogamom (Illinois)
I purchased 2 toothbrushes over a year ago they both are still working great. My husband and I now have better cleanings at our dentist. This brush has a 2 minute timer the recommended time to brush. I have purchased the replacement brushes at Bed Bath & Beyond but the dentist has them for sale also.
 broke down after 12 days January 7, 2009
Joseph A. Soares
It worked great until yesterday when, after 12 days of use it wouldn't shut off, and now it won't turn on, it's kaput.
Indistinguishable from more expensive models January 6, 2009
Ned Flanders (Champaign, IL)
I originally purchased the far more expensive Braun/OralB Triumph toothbrush which is the top of the line model for around $100 from a local store. After taking it home, I realized that most of the advanced features such as the wireless LCD screen were kind of gimmicky. I returned it and based on the reviews here, purchased this Vitality model for around a sixth of the price. After using it, I noticed that there is absolutely no difference in the toothbrush mechanism and I am positive that both this and the much more expensive Triumph model give the exact same results. The only downsides i noticed were that this model lacks a charging indicator and it uses the slightly older NiCad battery tech. Also, if you travel internationally and need a multiple voltage charger, you may want to spring for the more expensive model because this one doesn't have that capability. For me, this wasn't an issue and with the money saved, I could probably stockpile enough replacement brush heads to last me a loooong time.
So easy, so good, so inexpensive! January 6, 2009
M. Mega (Floral Park, NY USA)
I've been brushing too hard with my regular toothbrush so my dentist recommended an elctronic one. He said don't buy one with all the bells and whistles as you don't need it. He was right. My wife and I use this toothbrush and we are very happy with it. It has the 2 minute timer which is key and now makes us focus on brushing instead of walking around the house doing two other things... Definitely recommend it.
the periodontist saw a difference! January 4, 2009
cb (Oregon)
I purchased this toothbrush 6 months ago after my first visit to the periodontist, when I was told that some of my pockets had turned into "5"s (I'm fairly young, so this was not a good turn of events). I'd used a sonicare toothbrush in the past (over $100 for the model), and I hadn't noticed a major difference - still got cavities same as ever, so when it died I went back to a manual toothbrush. Anyways, I just had a check-up after 6 months of faithfully using the oral-b electric toothbrush, and my 5's were down to 4's. Not to mention that my teeth feel noticeably cleaner after using this brush, and the 2-minute timer ensures that I do brush for a full 2 minutes (which I never did with a manual toothbrush). I'm a fan.
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