Same in my case, got mine a week back

Same here haha

The toothpaste was spraying everywhere

Getting toothpaste flung in the eye is a lesson I’ll never forget lol

Omg soooooo relatable it happens to me all the time and I also use face washer and after putting face cleanser it spits all over my face

I hear you sis!

rubi T same too

i was just about to comment this lol so satisfying

True. Looks like really cleaning in advance mode with power haha

You guys need to go out more !

2024 🥴

I'm in 2024😂

Same!

Felt the same way. Society is done haha

Hi there, thank you for your positive feedback! We love to hear that our DiamondClean improved your teeth health and cleanliness. That's exactly what we aim for, a professional cleaning, just done easily in the comfort of your home! ;)

Sadly my DiamondClean stopped charging. Purchased but box not opened for quite some time. Passed warranty, but not much use. Bummer. Should have easy to replace batteries!!!!

Even with moving the brush to a vertical position I find that it's kind of difficult sometimes to get into the space between teeth what is toothbrushes at least without applying further pressure which I understand is bad.

Sonicsmile EX is much better! 😉

let me k now how long yours last, Got the dual as well. Mine and my BF last over a year.

Kori Skene That’s amazing. Who’d think a good toothbrushing could help hemorrhoids.

@@rgrndu TF?

I found a better sonic toothbrush set product elsewhere. Amazon Product links: amzn.to/2SV4kD9 I hope this is more helpful.

Hey, I have a question; do you hit your teeth with brush head from time to time? If yes check if you have chipped teeth in those places and please let me know about it because I'm little worried about this.

@@Kahalix i do often hit my teeth with the back of the brush because im clumsy, sometimes it can be a bit uncomfortable but I've had no problems with chipped teeth so far! Hope this answers your question 🤗

Flintstone technology?😁

Agreed! I'm so glad my Oral-B battery died and I made the switch.

I found a better sonic toothbrush set product elsewhere. Amazon Product links: amzn.to/2SV4kD9 I hope this is more helpful.

I have tried the sonicare DiamondClean and this Fairywill electric toothbrush: www.fairywill.com/collections/daily-clean/products/fairywill-electric-toothbrush-fw-507black-1 the fairywill uses similar tech and has all the same features but its 40,000 strokes a minute. and it only 20-30 bucks (based on what package you buy) the DiamondClean does feel good it's just too expensive. also i have preferred the fairywill because of its 1 month battery life. in the end you can buy either one. it's more of a preference. but if you want something similar to the DiamondClean but cost effective you could just get a fairywill.

I have tried the Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5100 and this HSYTEK Dual electric toothbrush: amzn.to/2SV4kD9 the HSYTEK uses similar tech and has all the same features but its 48,000 strokes a minute. and it only 44.99 bucks the ProtectiveClean 5100 does feel good it's just too expensive. also i have preferred the HSYTEK because of its 2 month battery life. in the end you can buy either one. it's more of a preference. but if you want something similar to the ProtectiveClean 5100 but cost effective you could just get a fairywill.

Hi Eliseu, thanks for sharing your experience with us. We are delighted to hear that you are pleased with the performance of the Philips Sonicare toothbrush. Keep enjoying it😀. If you have any questions, please get in touch via Social Media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare).

Would u recommend this or oral b?

@@Fatima-lv7st oral b brushes are too big for my mouth/teeth. It’s circumstantial find what works for you.

@@Fatima-lv7st I know it’s been 6 months but my dentists office said this one works better and the oral b you have to be more precise so people often miss spots

The cheapest model is 29,90..

30 bucks isn't a lot. I just ordered their $300​ one @@TheRealJohnHooper

Hey, I have a question; do you hit your teeth with brush head from time to time? If yes check if you have chipped teeth in those places and please let me know about it because I'm little worried about this.

Just switched back and bought the 3 packs of heads, for sure the best my teeth have ever felt

Lol is best Toothpaste you stupid.

Great to hear that you like it so much! Would you like to write a shiney review on our website? That's very much appreciated and only takes about 1 minute. to.philips/6057ETYDB is the link you need to write one. Have a great day!

Hey, I have a question; do you hit your teeth with brush head from time to time? If yes check if you have chipped teeth in those places and please let me know about it because I'm little worried about this.

That's Philips for you. Check out their razor model numbers and head models.

Hi Elden, thanks for taking the time to share these nice words with us. We're glad to hear that you like our toothbrushes. Have a great day! 🙂

Wow, you've been using Philips for 17 years now.

Belly Button under rated comment

Surely you must have at least one tooth at your age!

@@talksolot Its been four months since I made that comment so I have one but I'm having it taken out tomorrow

Lol

@@Emerald007007 😂

Hello, and thanks for your comment. We really appreciate your feedback, and we're very happy to hear that you're enjoying your Sonicare. Happy brushing! 😊

Thanks for sharing your experience with us here, Jason. We're happy to hear that your are really enjoying your new Sonicare! It can be hard to break old habits right? But it sounds like you're on the right track and surely your arm will let the toothbrush do all the work for you soon. :)

What is the best way to brush the inside (tongue side) of the front teeth? There is no way I can brush that area with the brush head held horizontally.

@@maricarol85hold toothbrush vertically

Thanks! Still moving from tooth to tooth the same way, or up & down vertically on each tooth? A little confusing to me, sorry.

​@@Philips Should we still use small motions around the tooth? Not like manual brushing, obviously, but small motions so that we can get the brushe's hairs between the teeth properly and cover all the sides of the tooth. I have seen this advise in comments that some medical recommend this as long as you stick to really small motions. It seems that even your clip has some of these motions, not only the horizontal one. It also feels that if I only use the horizontal movement, not all areas of the tooth are covered. So I move up and down as well, just small vertical motions on one or two teeth at a time, and also a small left to right, right to left motion on the tooth itself. It then looks like a small rotative motion. But the circle's radius is only as long as the tooth's width at max, so it's NOT that manual toothbrush really wide motion. Does this make sense? I see a lot of videos that explicitly and totally refute any circular motion with electric toothbrushes, sonic or not, with no explanation or going into detail. I feel like this should be better explained for people that want more detail. The standard, simple horizontal movement is not enough in my opinion. It really feels that I don't cover well in between the teeth with only that motion, although I am aware of the high frequency oscillating hairs of the brush. They just don't have the best angle, perpendicular, to the tooth's area of you don't move the toothbrush around the tooth.

Better late than never, right? Enjoy this new way of brushing!! 😉

your pfp 😍

I don't understand your question....."they left the back tooth out"?

The third molar is usually taken out for most people and may be that’s why they didn’t do a demonstration on it.

Yes, my thought too.

@@jessicamathias4125 Look at 1:09 how they left out the last tooth.

Classic Autumn It was the first thing I noticed!! I kept hoping they would go back to it before moving on!

BARDOCK I’ve always wanted animated teeth too. 👍

@@rgrndu XDDDDD

Hi there, we're glad to hear that you liked our Philips Sonicare toothbrush. Thank you so much for your time and for your kind words. Your comment made our day! 😊

Thanks for sharing your experiences! We're happy to hear that the Sonicare is serving you well. :-)

So you use a whitening toothpaste?

@@BlessedVivi They must be because I brush mine and my teeth isn't white white just dull kinda.

Hey, I have a question; do you hit your teeth with brush head from time to time? If yes check if you have chipped teeth in those places and please let me know about it because I'm little worried about this.

Hi, Chris. We're excited for you to experience a new device. Feel free to update us on this! Have a great day. ✨

No one cares about filling up landfills. They care about making money.

Mine was not used much and now the battery won't charge. Hubby found YT vids on replacing the battery. Fingers crossed that he can do it.

Interestingly, what your dentist suggests is what's in the manual included with the brush. It then says "spend additional time" - without saying how long - on the chewing surfaces. Makes no sense.

Hi there, thank you for reaching out. We're sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with your Sonicare. For assistance, feel free to reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter. Alternatively, you can contact us via the contact page on our website. Our colleagues will gladly assist you!

Hi there Eudora, and thank you for your positive feedback! Sounds like you had a rough dental incident and then discovered our Sonicare DiamondClean electric toothbrush which improved your dental health overall. We're glad to hear that your experience is better now. 😁

Try using the Sensitive Brush, Lower Brush intensity Setting, and the Sensitive Mode.

I’m using a cheap version , might get this soon after.

Isn't it calcium and not calculus?

@@MyNameIsNotNick en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculus_(dental)

... That awkward moment when your sarcasm is so advanced that people actually think you’re stupid

😂😂

lol you are silly

Happy to hear that, Irish. What do you like the most about it? :)

@@Philips Extreme freshness feeling after using it. I do need to figure out the Quadpacer method though.

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. We're pleased to hear you're this happy with your toothbrush. Have a nice day! 😀

Hey, I have a question; do you hit your teeth with brush head from time to time? If yes check if you have chipped teeth in those places and please let me know about it because I'm little worried about this.

Hi there, Thom. Thanks for your valuable feedback, we're always happy to know how we can improve our products to improve your experiences with them. :)

No problem! It's a great toothbrush.

I use the Lunar blue one too. But I feel every types of the brushes are pretty hard. I saw some studies show that soft brush head is better for gum health. what do you think? i am kinda confused why Philips use hard ones.

@@Philips Yes, I agree this update is much needed!

Is the Bluetooth worth it compared to the non Bluetooth?

Hi Sarah, thanks for your comment and interest in the Sonicare. We'd say around 10 seconds for each part would be a good amount of time. :-) Please let us know if you have any other questions!

@@Philips

Thanks! Hope you continue enjoying the Sonicare's results. :)

Hi there, it's important that you reach every tooth with the brush. Gliding the brush head from tooth to tooth is the most effective way to do that. For more advice on how to brush, please reach out to your dentist. Have a great day!

I mean you kind of said it yourself you did not buy the product in the video....

Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Danielle. We are sorry to hear that your Sonicare toothbrush vibrates too powerfully. The strength of the vibrations can be surprising when you use an electric toothbrush for the first time. It is normal to feel more vibration when using a manual toothbrush. Some models include an EasyStart feature. This feature slowly increases the vibration during the first 14 brushing sessions. It allows you to gradually get used to the vibrations. If you still feel it is too powerful, you can consider reducing the intensity level. Some brushing modes use different intensity levels. You can try to change the brushing mode. Not all models have the intensity feature. Please refer to the user manual to find out how to change the intensity setting. We hope this helps. If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via Social Media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare).

Ah! That's exactly what my dentist told me yesterday. She said to do all the uppers outside in the first segment, then inside upper, etc. I find it hard to re-position my hand to do all the way around, though.

Hi there. Thank you for your feedback. We will pass this information along to our product development team so that we can make your future experience hassle-free.

Hi Nodalise, thanks for reaching out to us. That's quite an interesting question you've got there. We'd like to ask our product specialists about this. Could you tell us where you are from? That helps us send you in the right direction. Thanks in advance.

Hi, thanks for your feedback. We would like to point out that the DiamondClean toothbrush does not whiten, but rather cleans and effectively removes the plaque from the teeth. The recommended time is just enough for the teeth if they are brushed twice daily. If you are looking for a solution to yellowed teeth, we also have the Philips Zoom which is specially designed for that task. We advise you to consult your local dentist if the Philips Zoom will be right for you.

Hi Stanley, thank you for sharing your experience with us. We are sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with the Philips Sonicare toothbrush. We would like to help you in any way we can. Please reach out to us via Social Media so that we can assist you. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare). Don't worry, if you don't use Social Media, you can also reach out to us via the contact page: to.philips/6054OaMso.

Congratulations on your purchase, Sanya! Welcome to the Sonicare family. ;-) If you're used to brushing manually then this Sonicare will change your brushing life. It is sufficient to simply move your Sonicare over your teeth. So you don't need to move the brush up and down anymore. Hope this helps!

Philips thank you so much!

You're welcome, Sanya! :)

I found a better sonic toothbrush set product elsewhere. Amazon Product links: amzn.to/2SV4kD9 I hope this is more helpful.

junjie zhang That Amazon link is a cheaply made knockoff that costs the same as a legitimate Philips Sonicare model. Stick with the real deal and don’t buy this cheaply made knockoff garbage.

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. Yes, you can select a different mode to prolong your brushing session. You can also just restart each mode when it has finished. If you have any further questions, just let us know! :)

@@Philips Thank you!

You're welcome. :-)

You can use the deep clean mode to brush your teeth for 3 minutes.

Hi Mark, thank you for your comment. We'd be happy to dispel your doubts about this. However, we're afraid that we're not exactly sure what do you mean. Could you kindly rephrase? Thanks in advance!

​ @Philips Thanks for your response! Your video defines quadrants as upper left/right + lower left/right. Your manual defines them as upper front/back and lower front/back, then says after the timer is over, "spend additional time brushing the chewing surfaces" - that is a direct quote. If you scan the comments below you'll see others have been confused about this. If you google "quadpacer chewing surfaces" the top link shows people have been confused about this since at least 2004. I would happily share direct links to your manual but KZfaq doesn't allow external URLs in comments.But go to Philips USA site and look at page 12 of the manual for the 4100.

Thank you for further elaborating on it, Mark. We've taken a look at the manual and the Quadpacer feature is the same as on the video. The placement of the number might have caused confusion but it suggests similar divisions as above while brushing. Also, after finishing a whole 2-minute of brushing session, you may extend or continually brush the top part of your teeth (chewing surfaces) and other areas where staining usually occurs. You may do this while the toothbrush is off. Feel free to let us know if we can still be of assistance. Have a good one!

Thank you for your trust and support, Anupama. It motivates us to provide the best products to our customers. Thanks again.

Srry two yrs

Hi Hind, thanks for reaching out regarding the issue with your Sonicare toothbrush, we are sorry to hear it is not charging successfully. You could try a different outlet to fully charge your toothbrush, and make sure that the charger is not placed on a metal surface or near other chargers, as this can affect the way the toothbrush is charging. If this does not help, we would appreciate the time to take a closer look at the issue for you. Could you send us a Direct Message with the serial and model number details, these can be found on the base of the handle. We will look out for your message.

@@Philips hi, how do I find my serial/model no

Hello Hind. They are usually imprinted at the bottom of the handle of your Sonicare. We hope this helps. 🙂

@@Philips nothing there but base of charger 1512092 type: HX9100

Hi there, thanks for sharing your experience with us. We are sorry to hear that you are having trouble disposing of your toothbrush. However, we do have take-back programs in certain countries. In order for us to assist you, please share your country of residence via private message on social media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare).

Hi there, thanks for your message. We're sorry to hear you're having issues with your Sonicare. We'd like to assist you with this. We recommend contacting us on Facebook (@Philips) or Twitter (@PhilipsCare), so we can assist you properly with your situation. Hope to hear from you soon.

Thank you for your question. Yes, it is safe to use our Sonicare for braces. If you have any further questions, feel free to let us know.

Check out this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6ypecl9ppqpomQ.html

Hi Raul, thank you for getting in touch with us. We're sorry to hear that you're that you're having trouble with your Philips Sonicare toothbrush. To assist you with this, we request that you get in touch with us via social media. We’re available 24/7 on Facebook and Twitter. Hope to speak to you soon!

Hi Vladka, thanks for reaching out. Could you send us the model number of your Sonicare? This way, we can take a closer look. You can find it on the bottom of the handle. Hope to hear from you soon!

@@Philips , nice surprice answering in such a short time, thank you. Number is HX684P 181130-1C .

Thanks for your reply, Vladka. Your toothbrush has a SmarTimer, which will let you know when you have brushed for the recommended 2 minutes. It also has a quadpacer, which let's you know when to switch sides. :) More info about your brush can be found here: to.philips/6050Gn2j4. And please let us know if you need any further assistance!

@@Philips , I have already red all about my new toothbrush beforeI I bought it. Tnx, anyway.

Old comment, but i'm totaly doing the same xD

Me too specially when I m trying to clean inner upper teeth.

Open your mouth genius

Noel Delfin The Sonic police won’t arrest you if you move the toothbrush around to get the whole tooth.

rgrndu lmaooooooooooooo

@@rgrndu You're wrong. I'm writing this comment from jail.

Fox-E (Bonzai) how

@@FreeZerXD well I just got my sonicare toothbrush in this last December and I was brushing my teeth and I moved the toothbrush around to get my whole tooth and all of a sudden they busted down my front door and now here I am in jail 😐

Hi there, Andrii. Thanks for your message. We're sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with your Sonicare. We would like to see how we can help, but we need some more information to be able to do that. We recommend contacting us on Facebook (@Philips) or Twitter (@PhilipsCare), so we can put you in contact with one of our product specialist. We hope to hear from you soon.

Hi there, we're sorry to hear about your experience with our Philips Sonicare Toothbrushes. As you have sensitive gums, the best toothbrush head would be the G3 Premium Gum Care or the G2 Optimal Gum Care. If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via social media. We’re available on Facebook (@Philips) and X (@PhilipsCare). Don’t worry, if you don’t use social media, you can also reach out to us via our contact page: to.philips/6050iqGzi.

Nope. :) Follow the instructions as shown in the video, and you're set! :)

Philips thank you for your reply. But it does say to do so in this video of yours kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9Z6iNpn0pezj3U.html

Thanks for getting back to us. Please be advised that the video you are referring to is not an official Philips video. The following video demonstrates the correct way to use your Philips Sonicare: to.philips/6050D56rA. We hope this answers your question. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions. We're always happy to help. :)

Philips but this link is broken to.philips/6050D56rA

The link works fine for us. Perhaps your location is restricting your access to the video? Looking forward to your reply.

But the video doesn't actually show the brushing of those inner front teeth. 🤔

Yes it does. :-) So you are done brushing in just 2 minutes.

For the gum health mode, the second round of brushing is the same as the first, just with a different vibration mode? Also, the manual talks about inner and outer surfaces, but doesn't talk about chewing surfaces at all.

That's correct, the Gum Health mode adds an extra minute of reduced power brushing to the end of the standard two-minute program. Because the Gum Health mode focuses on the health of the gums, this mode is empathizing the inner and outer surfaces as they are connected to the gums.

how do I know when the battery is empty?

Not the chewing surfaces, you need to budget your time for that during one of the quadrant times.

Hi there. They would indeed. :-) The EasyClean comes with a quadpacer as well, with an interval of 30 seconds for each section, similar to the DiamondClean. Do let us know if you have any other questions, we're happy to help.

I came here due Oclean One doesnt have a very specific instruccions in the app, it only say pass 30 seconds quarter of the mouth, but it should be in 3 areas per quarter, so 10 seconds in the inner, upper and outer side. But the app doesnt recognice where you are, just when you lift it,okay is a 70€ toothbrush but lets see if we can improve it

Thanks for your question here, Josh. We took a look at our website and the toothbrush comes with one brushing head for now (to.philips/6052GYNom). Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us on Facebook (@Philips) or Twitter (@PhilipsCare). Hope this helps!

We're sorry to hear this. It is possible to find what model Sonicare toothbrush you have by looking at the bottom of the handle: the technical details, including the model number, are displayed there. Our website also has an advisor to check what brush heads are compatible with your toothbrush. You can find an example here: to.philips/6051DCzMN. That said, we do appreciate the feedback you've provided us with. Thank you, and we wish you a pleasant day.

@@Philips - The only place it matters is IN THE STORE on the product itself, not some website. While I like your products, trying to find the right replacement brushes remains confusing in the field. Please call a meeting and try to do better job of easing compatibility issues. That is what good companies do.

It's still the same now, 5 yrs later, no change 😂. But the brush is very good.

honestly how I feel when I brush with this.. 30 secs is so short for each quadrant...

jason dads how have you been using it-

jason dads Lol I bought it today and I used it the same way :))))