Happy Dental Health-idays

It's only been in the last few years that I have suddenly had stupid amounts of dental problems. Caused by cavities and the process of making them go away (Novocaine, drilling, filling, etc). So when my hygienist told me to get an electric toothbrush, I was like.. I'll buy a pineapple farm if you tell me it's going to make "the drilling" not have to happen.

I looked at a lot of reviews for electric toothbrushes. And people seemed to be fairly happy with the line from Oral-B, so (having never had an electric toothbrush in my life) that's what I went with as well.

The one I have is in between this and this. And? I looooove it. To the extent that I would recommend it to anyone else thinking about getting an electric toothbrush. Or even if you aren't thinking about it.  Because before the time that specific hygienist told me to get an electric toothbrush- no one else ever had. (And I don't know why- because they really should have.) I guess I thought they were more for those people. You know, the types of people that aren't you.. or me. Other people. Weird people. People with too much money and not enough.. something. So, I guess I'm one of them now.

Yes, they are more expensive. But if it keeps the drill away from my mouth for even one extra visit, it's worth it to me. Each brush has different features- but, my favorite is the one that tells me that I'm apparently brushing my teeth too hard (it's hard not to when I keep hearing I have cavities) and that's a bad thing.

And.. what better time than the impending new year to buy yourself (or someone whose dental care needs bettering) an electric toothbrush? If I didn't already have one, I'd take advantage of some of the deals from the P&G eStore right now: 15% off on a first-time order from a new customer (using promo code: A9Z-MN5-KY3-ISA), free shipping on orders over $25, and free samples with every order.