Goodbye to the regular brush. Say hello to technol. Sonic.
Removes up to 3 k. more plaque*
- Sonic technology
- Quadpacer and Smartimer timers
- Slim and ergonomic design
- 14-day battery life
Our advanced technology cleans effectively, yet gently
The strong vibrations of the bristles insert microbubbles deep between the teeth and along the gum line for a refreshing sensation. In just 2 minutes, it is equivalent to two months of manual cleaning. ** 31,000 brush movements per minute gently cleans teeth, breaking up plaque and removing it, so you can thoroughly clean your teeth every day.
Removes up to 7 times more plaque than a manual toothbrush*
The Sonicare electric toothbrush with advanced Sonicare technology has been clinically proven to remove plaque* 3 times better than a manual toothbrush. It removes plaque from the teeth and along the gum line while protecting the gums.
Safe and gentle to use
The Sonicare toothbrush thoroughly cleans teeth and gums. The gentle yet powerful vibrations of Sonic technology ensure exceptional cleanliness while gently cleaning teeth and gums.
Optimize your brushing with SmarTimer and QuadPacer
2 minutes for the SmarTimer and 30 seconds for the QuadPacer are recommended brushing times for all areas of the mouth to ensure thorough brushing.
The ergonomic design makes the toothbrush easy to hold and use
The slim, lightweight and ergonomic design makes the toothbrush easy to hold and use, so you can get a good clean without any effort.
Up to 14 days of battery life
The battery life is up to 14 days, so it can work for a long time without recharging.
An easy start to make the transition easier
Our easy start program allows you to slowly and gradually increase the cleaning intensity during the first 14 times of using a new toothbrush.
Say goodbye to the adapter. Use USB.
Power adapters may seem small, but collectively, their plastic has a huge impact on the environment. Just by accessing the USB charger on our Philips Sonicare 1000-4000 series products, we can use up to 189,210 kg less plastic every year. That's impressive, right?