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"  For flexibility in an electric toothbrush, try the Waterpik Sensonic Professional. This brush comes with three brush heads \u2014 standard, compact, and an interdental tool \u2014 which can all be handily stored on the charger base, which can be wall-mounted if you so choose. The Waterpik is simple to use too; just one button turns it on and off and cycles through the two settings, though some consumer testers found it so sensitive that it was easy to accidentally hit. Though our volunteers wished there was a medium setting between the overly gentle low speed and vigorous high speed, they were happy with the cleaning job this brush did overall. &amp;quot;I liked how clean the toothbrush made my teeth feel,&amp;quot; one said, and another commented, &amp;quot;I loved the action of the bristles.&amp;quot; The Waterpik&amp;#039;s quad timer ensures that you spend a fair amount of time cleaning each section of your mouth, and this was the only brush in our test that allowed time between quadrants, so you can reposition the unit without losing valuable brushing time. Keep in mind, if you&amp;#039;re looking for a travel-friendly model, the Waterpik is a little less than portable. At 7.2 ounces, it was the second heaviest brush in our test, and it was easily the largest at more than 10 inches tall. Our consumer testers also commented on how aggressive the brush&amp;#039;s vibrations were, particularly on the high setting. This brush probably isn&amp;#039;t for those with sensitive gums but, with its reasonable cost and inexpensive brush head replacements, the price is hard to beat. Type: Rechargeable Cost for Additional Brush Heads: $9.99 for 2 Energy Usage: 0.7 W Warranty: 2 years  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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