- Do I really need an electric toothbrush?<\/li>
- Is Burst worth the price?<\/li>
- How does it stand up to the competition?<\/li> <\/ul>
In this article, we will go over the features of the Burst sonic toothbrush to give you our impressions and compare its specs with similar products. With our analysis alongside Burst oral care brush reviews<\/strong> from other users, you can decide whether or not to order a Burst sonic toothbrush to try for yourself. <\/p>
Features of the Burst sonic toothbrush<\/h2>
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Burst’s bristles are infused with activated charcoal, which is said to have purifying qualities<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div> Charcoal-infused bristles<\/h3>
The bristles on a Burst toothbrush are infused with a special type of charcoal known as Binchotan, or white charcoal, which has been used in Japan for centuries for cleaning the air and purifying drinking water, among other things. This infused charcoal is said to help naturally whiten your teeth every time you brush, but there’s really no solid evidence to back this up.<\/p>
33,000 sonic vibrations per minute<\/h3>
Unlike some other electric models, Burst toothbrushes don’t have a rotating head<\/strong>. Instead, it provides a deep clean through a powerful motor that vibrates the bristles 33,000 times every minute.<\/p>
Two-minute timer with quad-interval technology<\/h3>
One of the main problems people have when brushing their teeth is time. Most people don’t brush for long enough, and even if they do, it’s likely that they focus more on some parts of their mouth than others. <\/p>
Burst’s timer is designed to inform you when to change from one quadrant of your mouth to another so you can clean all of your teeth evenly for the full time necessary.<\/p>
Different intensity settings<\/h3>
The motor has three different modes that you can use when brushing:<\/p>
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The Burst sonic toothbrush in black.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div> - Whitening<\/strong>: The strongest setting delivers the promised 33,000 vibrations per minute to remove staining in addition to plaque.<\/li>
- Sensitive<\/strong>: This mode is for users with sensitive teeth, vibrating at a much lower rate than the whitening mode.<\/li>
- Massage<\/strong>: Finally, the lowest setting causes the bristles to vibrate in pulses for sore areas and to improve gum circulation.<\/li> <\/ul>
Four-week battery life<\/h3>
Although the charging stand is fairly sleek and takes up minimal space on your counter, you can just as easily keep it in the cabinet, as a Burst toothbrush can be used every day for four weeks<\/strong> on a single charge. <\/p>
When the battery is running low you will see an indicator light up. Just plug it in overnight and you’ll be ready to go for another month.<\/p>
Pros and cons Burst sonic toothbrush<\/h2>
Pros<\/h3>
- Superior plaque removal: <\/strong>The high-frequency vibrations generated by the Burst sonic toothbrush’s sonic technology help to dislodge and remove plaque more effectively than manual brushing. This can lead to cleaner teeth and a reduced risk of cavities, gum disease, and other oral health issues.<\/li>
- Deep cleaning action: <\/strong>The sonic technology used in the Burst toothbrush creates powerful vibrations that can reach areas between teeth and along the gumline that are often missed by manual brushing. This helps to remove plaque and bacteria from hard-to-reach areas, promoting better overall oral hygiene.<\/li>
- Gentle on gums:<\/strong> Despite their powerful cleaning action, Burst sonic toothbrushes are designed to be gentle on gums. They typically offer different modes, including a sensitive mode, which provides a milder brushing experience for individuals with sensitive gums or teeth.<\/li>
- Long battery life: <\/strong>Burst sonic toothbrushes typically have long-lasting battery life, allowing you to use them for an extended period before needing to recharge. This is convenient for travel or if you prefer not to frequently charge your toothbrush.<\/li>
- Powerful vibrations:<\/strong> The Burst toothbrush is known for its powerful motor, which delivers approximately 33,000 vibrations per minute. The rapid vibrations, combined with the bristle design, can help reach difficult-to-access areas and provide a deep clean for improved oral hygiene.<\/li>
- Replacement heads:<\/strong> As part of their subscription service, Burst offers a convenient delivery system for replacement heads. With the subscription, new brush heads are automatically sent to your door every three months, ensuring that you have a fresh brush head ready to use for optimal oral health.<\/li> <\/ul>
Cons<\/h3>
- Simple interface lacking features such as pressure sensor or Bluetooth connectivity<\/li>
- The warranty is only good during the subscription<\/li>
- Does not yet have the ADA seal<\/li>
- Only one type of brush head is available<\/li>
- The multidirectional movement of more advanced electric toothbrushes, such as Oral B, has been shown to be more effective than sonic or ultrasonic vibration alone.<\/li> <\/ul>
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A standard Burst sonic toothbrush kit<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div> What do I get when I buy a Burst sonic toothbrush kit?<\/h2>
When you buy a Burst toothbrush kit, the contents will depend on whether you choose add-ons or not \u2014 there’s the basic kit, and then there are subscriptions you can select. <\/p>
Basic Burst sonic toothbrush kit<\/h3>
A standard Burst toothbrush kit contains the following items:<\/p>
- The Burst sonic toothbrush<\/li>
- One replaceable brush head<\/li>
- USB charging base<\/li>
- USB wall adapter<\/li> <\/ul>
Subscription service & lifetime warranty<\/h3>
When you purchase a Burst toothbrush you also sign up for a subscription service that will send you replacement heads for your toothbrush every three months. <\/p>
You can choose to opt out of the service after you order the toothbrush and instead order a replacement online when you want one, but it is a convenient way to ensure that you aren’t brushing with a worn-out head.<\/p>
There are additional subscription services that you can choose to add on as well, including whitening strips, charcoal floss, and toothpaste. These will be sent to you every 90 days, along with your new toothbrush head.<\/p>
Another feature that stands out is the lifetime warranty<\/strong>. As long as you subscribe to their service, Burst will send you a brand-new toothbrush at no cost if the one you have stops working. There is also a two-year warranty after purchase regardless of whether or not you subscribe.<\/p>
Burst sonic colors<\/h3>
The brush comes in four colors:<\/p>
- Rose gold<\/li>
- Lavender<\/li>
- Black<\/li>
- White<\/li> <\/ul>
What does a Burst sonic toothbrush cost?<\/h2>
The Burst toothbrush kit<\/strong> is available at a recommended retail price of $69.99 and comes with an automatic subscription to the replacement brush head service. These heads cost $7 and are sent to you every three months, which is approximately $30 per year excluding tax.<\/p>
Besides what comes in the box, there are all sorts of other goodies you can purchase separately at the following prices:<\/p>
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Just for kids!<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div> - Charcoal expanding floss:<\/strong> $12.99 one-time purchase (including dispenser), then $6.99 for refills with subscription<\/li>
- Fluoride toothpaste:<\/strong> $9.99 one-time purchase, or $6.99 with subscription<\/li>
- Whitening strips:<\/strong> $29.99 one-time purchase, or $19.99 with subscription<\/li>
- Travel case:<\/strong> $12.99 which comes in white, black, gold, lavender, and berry<\/li> <\/ul>
BURSTkids Sonic Toothbrush<\/h2>
Burst also makes a toothbrush designed by dental professionals just for kids which costs $39.99. It features the same quality build as the Burst but with some kid-friendly adjustments: <\/p>
- Super-soft bristles<\/li>
- Comfortable grip for small hands<\/li>
- 2 modes: Standard and Sensitive<\/li> <\/ul>
Plus it comes in fun colors like purple, blue, pink, blue cocomelon, green cocomelon, and pink cocomelon.<\/p>
Burst sonic toothbrush reviews from other users<\/h2>
Take a look at this video review from Rick Buck. He stained the plaque in his mouth pink on two different days and showed the results he got using the Burst toothbrush.<\/p>
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- Fluoride toothpaste:<\/strong> $9.99 one-time purchase, or $6.99 with subscription<\/li>
- Charcoal expanding floss:<\/strong> $12.99 one-time purchase (including dispenser), then $6.99 for refills with subscription<\/li>
- Deep cleaning action: <\/strong>The sonic technology used in the Burst toothbrush creates powerful vibrations that can reach areas between teeth and along the gumline that are often missed by manual brushing. This helps to remove plaque and bacteria from hard-to-reach areas, promoting better overall oral hygiene.<\/li>
- Sensitive<\/strong>: This mode is for users with sensitive teeth, vibrating at a much lower rate than the whitening mode.<\/li>
- Whitening<\/strong>: The strongest setting delivers the promised 33,000 vibrations per minute to remove staining in addition to plaque.<\/li>