Did you know that you should replace your toothbrush every three to four months? You can replace it even sooner if you notice the bristles are frayed and worn out. If you’ve been sick (say with ...

Studies suggest that your regular brushing and flossing habits can impact more than just what is going on with your teeth and gums. They can even possibly influence the health of your heart and ...

Battery-powered toothbrushes are convenient if you don't like brushing your teeth the old-fashioned way, but they have a catch: batteries. Typically, you either need to dock your brush (and remember ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning to consumers that certain electric toothbrushes can break during use and cause serious injuries. The alert specifies the ...

Which electric toothbrush is the best? Brushing your teeth may seem like a simple enough task, but if you want the healthiest smile you can get, it can take quite a bit of effort. Fortunately, an ...

A quality electric toothbrush is always a smart purchase. And if you want your pearly whites to shine like Oprah's, the media queen counts herself as a fan of the highly rated Philips One by Sonicare ...

An electric toothbrush removes a lot of the legwork in keeping your pearly whites shining brightly, but they aren't much use when the battery runs flat. "Be" is a quite brilliant battery-free brush ...

Do you really need to use an electric toothbrush? It depends. (Photo via Getty Images) A few years ago, I switched to an electric toothbrush and never looked back — at least until recently. A couple ...

To The Test: I spent 6 weeks trying this Instagram-famous toothbrush to see if it's as good as a Sonicare or an Oral-B. Sarah Mitroff has worn many hats at CNET, including Senior Mobile Editor and ...

Manual toothbrushes and electric toothbrushes may produce essentially the same results, but less-expensive technology, increased marketing and dentists’ approval are pushing more Americans to take the ...