Electric Toothbrushes

The Ultrasound Toothbrush Ultrasonic Electric Toothbrush with Brushing Timer & Pressure Sensor White

The Megasonex electric toothbrush uses 1.6 MHz ultrasonic technology. The 17 mm Megacrystal in the brush head produces 96 million sound waves per minute. It offers three programmes, with a choice of...

The Megasonex electric toothbrush uses 1.6 MHz ultrasonic technology. The 17 mm Megacrystal in the brush head produces 96 million sound waves per minute. It offers three programmes, with a choice of 18,000 or 9,000 vibrations per minute, as well as an ultrasound-only mode with no vibration. The slim brush head makes it easier to reach the molars and other...

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208 90 €
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  • BioStef

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    Value for money! I am extremely satisfied with the product mainly because, although I have great sensitivity and bleeding in my gums, it manages to achieve absolute cleanliness without the slightest injury.

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  • Alex F155A
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    It must be true the theory about ultrasound! Ultrasounds we don't understand at all that they exist. Not even if we put the toothbrush in a glass of water. However, there are electronic devices that prove on YouTube that they are actually produced. I got it because according to the theory it cleans up to 5 millimeters away from where the brush reaches, so also inside the gumline and between the teeth, where we put the dental floss. There is also an increased risk of damage there. There are reports that it also prevents abscesses under the root of the tooth that normally require surgical treatment. So far, and after weeks of use, I judge that all of this is true

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  • blugosi
    5
    22 out of 23 members found this review helpful

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    I have been using electric toothbrushes exclusively for 20 years.

    At first, I tried the Philips Sonicare brushes, with which I noticed significantly improved results compared to regular brushes.

    Then I tried the Braun brushes with the rotating head, which seemed to do an even better job.

    A serious disadvantage of the Braun brushes is that as the battery goes from charge to charge, their performance also decreases.

    Additionally, over time, the battery life gets shorter and shorter while the battery itself does not change, so you end up having to keep them permanently on the charger.

    So, I got the Megasonex for a change. The first observation is that it provides many brushings with just one charge without a noticeable drop in performance.

    The Megasonex has a three-minute timer instead of the two minutes that other brushes have for each brushing.

    Its head is like that of a small regular toothbrush, so you can brush your teeth manually for a while to remove food particles before pressing the button to activate it. The Braun head, on the other hand, is unsuitable for this.

    The small vibrating motion obviously mechanically removes food from the teeth and gums.

    However, it is supposed that the main work is done by the ultrasound that breaks down bacterial chains.

    I have no idea if this system works, as you don't feel it either in your ear or as a vibration.

    It leaves me with a feeling of clean teeth, clearly more than the Braun, but only time and the dentist at the next check-up will show if it really offers something better or if it's just a fairy tale!

    I will come back in six months!

    Edit 27/7/2022: Yes, it's worth its money. It works perfectly, the battery doesn't seem to be affected, and my dentist told me that although tartar has formed again, the overall condition of my teeth is better than before.

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  • Value for money! I am extremely satisfied with the product mainly because, although I have great sensitivity and bleeding in my gums, it manages to achieve absolute cleanliness without the slightest injury.

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  • It must be true the theory about ultrasound! Ultrasounds we don't understand at all that they exist. Not even if we put the toothbrush in a glass of water. However, there are electronic devices that prove on YouTube that they are actually produced. I got it because according to the theory it cleans up to 5 millimeters away from where the brush reaches, so also inside the gumline and between the teeth, where we put the dental floss. There is also an increased risk of damage there. There are reports that it also prevents abscesses under the root of the tooth that normally require surgical treatment. So far, and after weeks of use, I judge that all of this is true

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  • I have been using electric toothbrushes exclusively for 20 years.

    At first, I tried the Philips Sonicare brushes, with which I noticed significantly improved results compared to regular brushes.

    Then I tried the Braun brushes with the rotating head, which seemed to do an even better job.

    A serious disadvantage of the Braun brushes is that as the battery goes from charge to charge, their performance also decreases.

    Additionally, over time, the battery life gets shorter and shorter while the battery itself does not change, so you end up having to keep them permanently on the charger.

    So, I got the Megasonex for a change. The first observation is that it provides many brushings with just one charge without a noticeable drop in performance.

    The Megasonex has a three-minute timer instead of the two minutes that other brushes have for each brushing.

    Its head is like that of a small regular toothbrush, so you can brush your teeth manually for a while to remove food particles before pressing the button to activate it. The Braun head, on the other hand, is unsuitable for this.

    The small vibrating motion obviously mechanically removes food from the teeth and gums.

    However, it is supposed that the main work is done by the ultrasound that breaks down bacterial chains.

    I have no idea if this system works, as you don't feel it either in your ear or as a vibration.

    It leaves me with a feeling of clean teeth, clearly more than the Braun, but only time and the dentist at the next check-up will show if it really offers something better or if it's just a fairy tale!

    I will come back in six months!

    Edit 27/7/2022: Yes, it's worth its money. It works perfectly, the battery doesn't seem to be affected, and my dentist told me that although tartar has formed again, the overall condition of my teeth is better than before.

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Description & Specifications

The Megasonex electric toothbrush uses 1.6 MHz ultrasonic technology. The 17 mm Megacrystal in the brush head produces 96 million sound waves per minute. It offers three programmes, with a choice of 18,000 or 9,000 vibrations per minute, as well as an ultrasound-only mode with no vibration. The slim brush head makes it easier to reach the molars and other hard-to-reach areas of the mouth.

Dupont Tynex bristles are fine, with rounded tips and a special arrangement for cleaning teeth. The slim, ergonomic handle is easy to hold, while the pressure sensor and brushing timer complete its features.

  • Technology: Ultrasonic
  • Ultrasonic frequency: 1.6 MHz
  • Sound waves: 96 million per minute
  • Programmes: 3
  • Vibration speeds: 18,000 and 9,000 vibrations per minute, plus a no-vibration mode
  • Pressure sensor: Yes
  • Brushing timer: Yes
  • Brush head: Slim, with a 17 mm Megacrystal and Dupont Tynex bristles
  • Handle: Slim and ergonomic
  • Power supply: Rechargeable 4.8 V, 250 mA NiMH battery
  • Operating time: 28 days
  • Brush heads: 1
  • Suitable for: Sensitive teeth

Manufacturer

Power Supply
Rechargeable
Technology
Ultrasonic
Suitable for:
Sensitive Teeth
Operating Time
28 days
Features & Functions
Pressure Sensor, Brushing Timer
Smart Ring
No
Operation Modes
3
Heads
1
Duo Pack
No
Travel Case
No

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Reviews (9)

  1. 8
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Ease of use
  • Battery life
  • Effectiveness
  • Value for money
  • Ease of finding spare parts
  • BioStef

    Verified purchase

    Value for money! I am extremely satisfied with the product mainly because, although I have great sensitivity and bleeding in my gums, it manages to achieve absolute cleanliness without the slightest injury.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Alex F155A
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    It must be true the theory about ultrasound! Ultrasounds we don't understand at all that they exist. Not even if we put the toothbrush in a glass of water. However, there are electronic devices that prove on YouTube that they are actually produced. I got it because according to the theory it cleans up to 5 millimeters away from where the brush reaches, so also inside the gumline and between the teeth, where we put the dental floss. There is also an increased risk of damage there. There are reports that it also prevents abscesses under the root of the tooth that normally require surgical treatment. So far, and after weeks of use, I judge that all of this is true

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • blugosi
    5
    22 out of 23 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I have been using electric toothbrushes exclusively for 20 years.

    At first, I tried the Philips Sonicare brushes, with which I noticed significantly improved results compared to regular brushes.

    Then I tried the Braun brushes with the rotating head, which seemed to do an even better job.

    A serious disadvantage of the Braun brushes is that as the battery goes from charge to charge, their performance also decreases.

    Additionally, over time, the battery life gets shorter and shorter while the battery itself does not change, so you end up having to keep them permanently on the charger.

    So, I got the Megasonex for a change. The first observation is that it provides many brushings with just one charge without a noticeable drop in performance.

    The Megasonex has a three-minute timer instead of the two minutes that other brushes have for each brushing.

    Its head is like that of a small regular toothbrush, so you can brush your teeth manually for a while to remove food particles before pressing the button to activate it. The Braun head, on the other hand, is unsuitable for this.

    The small vibrating motion obviously mechanically removes food from the teeth and gums.

    However, it is supposed that the main work is done by the ultrasound that breaks down bacterial chains.

    I have no idea if this system works, as you don't feel it either in your ear or as a vibration.

    It leaves me with a feeling of clean teeth, clearly more than the Braun, but only time and the dentist at the next check-up will show if it really offers something better or if it's just a fairy tale!

    I will come back in six months!

    Edit 27/7/2022: Yes, it's worth its money. It works perfectly, the battery doesn't seem to be affected, and my dentist told me that although tartar has formed again, the overall condition of my teeth is better than before.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of use
    • Ease of finding spare parts
    • Battery life
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of use
    • Ease of finding spare parts
    • Battery life
    • Value for money
  • Verified purchase

    • Ease of use
    • Battery life
    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of finding spare parts
    • Value for money
    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of use
    • Ease of finding spare parts
    • Battery life
    • Value for money
  • Verified purchase

    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of use
    • Battery life
    • Value for money
  • Value for money! I am extremely satisfied with the product mainly because, although I have great sensitivity and bleeding in my gums, it manages to achieve absolute cleanliness without the slightest injury.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It must be true the theory about ultrasound! Ultrasounds we don't understand at all that they exist. Not even if we put the toothbrush in a glass of water. However, there are electronic devices that prove on YouTube that they are actually produced. I got it because according to the theory it cleans up to 5 millimeters away from where the brush reaches, so also inside the gumline and between the teeth, where we put the dental floss. There is also an increased risk of damage there. There are reports that it also prevents abscesses under the root of the tooth that normally require surgical treatment. So far, and after weeks of use, I judge that all of this is true

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • I have been using electric toothbrushes exclusively for 20 years.

    At first, I tried the Philips Sonicare brushes, with which I noticed significantly improved results compared to regular brushes.

    Then I tried the Braun brushes with the rotating head, which seemed to do an even better job.

    A serious disadvantage of the Braun brushes is that as the battery goes from charge to charge, their performance also decreases.

    Additionally, over time, the battery life gets shorter and shorter while the battery itself does not change, so you end up having to keep them permanently on the charger.

    So, I got the Megasonex for a change. The first observation is that it provides many brushings with just one charge without a noticeable drop in performance.

    The Megasonex has a three-minute timer instead of the two minutes that other brushes have for each brushing.

    Its head is like that of a small regular toothbrush, so you can brush your teeth manually for a while to remove food particles before pressing the button to activate it. The Braun head, on the other hand, is unsuitable for this.

    The small vibrating motion obviously mechanically removes food from the teeth and gums.

    However, it is supposed that the main work is done by the ultrasound that breaks down bacterial chains.

    I have no idea if this system works, as you don't feel it either in your ear or as a vibration.

    It leaves me with a feeling of clean teeth, clearly more than the Braun, but only time and the dentist at the next check-up will show if it really offers something better or if it's just a fairy tale!

    I will come back in six months!

    Edit 27/7/2022: Yes, it's worth its money. It works perfectly, the battery doesn't seem to be affected, and my dentist told me that although tartar has formed again, the overall condition of my teeth is better than before.

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