The Quip also comes with a multi-use cover, which also functions as a stand or it can stick to your mirror or shower wall to save on countertop space. The Quip starter set comes with the physical toothbrush, which features sonic vibrations with a 2-minute timer that pulses every 30 seconds to let you know it’s time to move to the next quad of your mouth and turns itself off when your time is up. If that’s not a reason to love this toothbrush, here’s what you can expect: Quip: What You Get Quip starter kit With these in mind, Quip was designed to help people get into the habit of brushing for the right amount of time, with the right equipment, and replacing your toothbrush when it’s time. In fact, the ADA reports that most people spend an average of only 45 seconds brushing their teeth!
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While most electric toothbrushes feature built-in timers, manuals do not, and unless you remember to watch the clock or set a timer – chances are you might not be brushing for as long as you think. Additionally, you need to replace your brush head every three to four months, or more often, if the bristles are visibly frayed. This includes brushing your teeth twice a day for two minutes at a time with a toothbrush that has soft bristles.
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Let’s be clear: the ADA and your dentist don’t mind one way or the other if you use a manual or electric toothbrush – so long as you’re using it correctly. If you have a toothbrush that you like, you’re more likely to use it as instructed. Ultimately, choosing the right toothbrush to you boils down to preference. If you’re still on the fence about whether or not it’s time to switch from manual toothbrushes to electric, take a few minutes to brush up on our other blog over the pros and cons of each, here.
Toothbrushes are tested to make sure that they can remove plaque and reduce the risk of gingivitis – which, the Quip has. Choosing a Toothbrushīefore we jump in on what we think of Quip’s sleek, simple toothbrush, we want to take it back a step and remind you what the American Dental Association (ADA) carefully considers the safety and efficiency of every product they give their Seal of Acceptance to. We aim to bring you thoughtful, informative opinions on oral healthcare products so that you can make decisions about your oral health needs. This review of the Quip toothbrush is brought to you by the Dental Depot Marketing team and is in no way sponsored or affiliated with Quip. That’s right! We’re reviewing the Quip toothbrush. And while the Oral-B toothbrush is definitely of a higher caliber, not to mention a higher price point, we wanted to review a midrange toothbrush that’s easy to get just about anywhere and does a great job at more than brushing your teeth – it builds habits. The holidays are quipply approaching and we’re double-checking our holiday must-have lists, and wouldn’t you know it? We realized it’s time for another toothbrush review! Last year we broke down everything you can expect from the Oral-B Genius 6000 (which you can still purchase at any of our Oklahoma locations, while supplies last – AND use your flex spending card to do it, too!).
Quip toothbrush in rose gold, compared with the silhouette of common electric toothbrushes.
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