HX9610/17
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ExpertClean 7300
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The new Philips Sonicare ExpertClean features a powerful yet gentle DeepClean+ mode combined with a progress report that puts you in control of your oral health in between dentist visits. Now, you can get that professional clean feeling every day at home.
You might not notice if you’re brushing too hard, but your ExpertClean will. If you need to ease up, the toothbrush will make a pulsing sound. It’s heads up to let your brush head do the work. 7 out of 10 people found this feature helped them become a better brusher.
ExpertClean gives you the guidance you need to improve and maintain healthy brushing habits in between dentist check-ups. Built-in smart sensors let you know when you're using too much pressure, and by connecting your brushing experience to Sonicare app, a personalized Progress Report helps you stay on track, to see how much you've improved over time.
The progress report tracks four performance areas: brushing time, frequency, the brush head usage and the amount of pressure used as you brush. No need to have your phone with you in the bathroom. The progress report is avaible for you - anytime, anywhere. Importantly, tracking the use of each brush head prevents them from becoming ineffective and alerts you when to replace them forongoing results.
Every detail of ExpertClean was carefully designed to help you get the deepest, professional clean feeling in between dentist visits.
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** In gum health mode vs. a manual toothbrush