What Makes Pressure Sensing Technology More Advanced?

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What Is a Pressure Sensor on an Electric Toothbrush?

Why Brushing Too Hard Damages Your Gums

Not All Pressure Sensors Work the Same Way

What Does the Light on Your Oral-B Electric Toothbrush Mean?

Is a Pressure Sensitive Toothbrush Better for Sensitive Gums?

How to Use a Pressure Sensor Properly

How to Choose the Best Pressure Sensor Toothbrush

What Do Dentists Recommend?

Why Oral-B iO's Pressure Sensing Goes Further

So, What Should You Actually Look For?

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- A pressure sensor measures how hard you press and signals you before that force damages your gums.
- Harder does not mean cleaner. Excess force is linked to gum recession and enamel wear.
- Basic sensors only flag too much pressure. Oral-B iO's 360 degree visible pressure sensor shows green, red and white.
- Brushing too gently matters too, leaving plaque along the gumline.

What Makes Pressure Sensing Technology More Advanced?

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