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> Not using an electric toothbrush. First time I used one it felt like I'd had a proper dental cleaning. Same here. It's completely changed my life. For mini
by fatnoah 4y ago
> Not using an electric toothbrush. First time I used one it felt like I'd had a proper dental cleaning.
Same here. It's completely changed my life. For mini-me, the built-in timer helps them be sure to brush enough.
- kibwen 4y agoFor ADHD brain, the timer built into the toothbrush makes all the difference. Sometimes that 30 second interval feels like five seconds, and sometimes I could swear it's been five minutes and I start wondering if it's broken. Nope, that's just ADHD time blindness. I almost certainly never brushed for anywhere close to long enough prior to my electric toothbrush.
- fatnoah 4y agoMini-me also has ADHD and the electric toothbrush has made trips to the dentist far more enjoyable.
- vultour 4y agoI wish there was a way to change the timer because I find it ridiculously short, I'm usually barely halfway through when the entire cycle is finished.
- browningstreet 4y agoMy electric vibrates the timer.. I just brush each quarter of my mouth for each timer period. The vibration is annoying, but it's a routine that works for me.