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Oral B S-320 Sonic Complete Rechargeable Power Toothbrush | 
 enlarge | Brand: Oral B
Category: Health and Beauty
Buy New: $133.00
New (2) from $133.00
Rating:  122 reviews
Sales Rank: 18590
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 144 x 96 x 48
Warranty: 1
MPN: 069055832950
Model: Oral B Sonic Complete S-320
UPC: 069055832950
EAN: 0069055832950
ASIN: B0002M50Z6
Release Date: August 9, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Effectively removes plaque without irritating gums | | • | Reverses gingivitis for firmer, healthier gums | | • | Removes more coffee, tea and tobacco stains | | • | Helps you brush for two minutes | | • | Charger stand and refill storage tower with deluxe travel case included |
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Product Description
Includes: 2 crisscross heads, charger base (with space for 4 toothbrush heads, wall mount screws, travel case. Braun Oral B sonic complete -this electronic toothbrush uses sonic technology to clean your teeth better than manual brushing. In addition to cleaning, the sonic complete can massage and treat your gums and soft tissues of the mouth. Giving you a complete oral hygiene solution in one handy device.
Amazon.com Product Description
Get ready for a new level of clean with the Oral B Sonic Complete toothbrush system. Sonic Complete is the first sonic toothbrush from Oral-B that is specifically designed to offer you complete mouth care. Key benefits include effective plaque removal to help prevent tooth decay, plus promotion of firmer, healthier gums. The toothbrush also removes harmful, odor-causing bacteria from your tongue. 
Click the image for an animated description of the Sonic Complete. | With the Sonic Complete toothbrush, you can choose from three brushing modes for a customized clean. Using sonic technology, you can effectively remove plaque, gently stimulate your gums and naturally whiten your teeth. Oral B has the clinical proof to back up their claims about the power of the Sonic Complete system. According to clinical studies, use the toothbrush twice daily to: - Help improve the health of your teeth and gums
- Effectively remove plaque without irritating gums
- Reverse gingivitis for firmer, healthier gums
- Whiten your teeth 25 percent better than Sonicare Elite by removing more coffee, tea, and tobacco stains
The Sonic Complete S-320 system has a number of great features that make it a powerful solution for oral health. First, multiple brushing modes-- clean, soft and massage-- offer you a customized clean that targets the needs of your entire mouth. Next, two types of bristles help provide maximum cleaning power. The "CrissCross" bristles are angled to reach deep and clean between teeth, while "Power Tip" bristles are longer to reach more difficult spots. There's also a professional timer that indicates when the recommended two-minute brushing time has been reached. The timer signals every 30 seconds, encouraging a complete cleaning of the four quadrants of your mouth. The Sonic Complete toothbrush also features great battery life from its internal rechargeable battery-- up to two weeks under normal, twice-daily use. Lastly, the toothbrush is compatible with Sonic Complete brushhead refills. The Sonic Complete S-320 comes with the following items: - Two Oral-B Sonic Complete brushheads
- Charger stand with refill storage
- Deluxe travel case
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 122
 Better than Sonicare Elite June 17, 2005
RazrElite (Florida, US)
227 out of 235 found this review helpful
After owning a Sonicare Elite 7500 for just over a year, like many other people, my battery started to give trouble. I kept it for awhile longer until eventually I could only brush once after charging for 12+hrs. So I decided to try the Oral B S-320 Sonic Complete. It was hard to decide which was better based on research alone, as each company had their own studies claiming which was better. Below are my own personal comparisons after using each toothbrush.
Oral B S-320 advantages over Sonicare Elite 7500:
1. Much easier to handle and easier to clean brush head. The Oral B brush head is nice and small and a snap to clean. The Sonicare's head is big and is extremely difficult to thorougly clean and easily builds up a stench.
2. Cheaper brush heads. Oral B heads are 3 for $20. Sonicare's are 2 for $20.
3. Cheaper toothbrush. Oral B retails at an average of $100. Sonicare used to be around $130 but can be found now for about $115.
4. Oral B is more attractive in terms of colors and design. This is based on opinion, however, as some may prefer Sonicare's more basic and 'professional' looking design. Plus Oral B's brush head is fairly ugly.
5. Oral B's bristles are harder. This should mean it will better remove stains from your teeth. For some this could increase chances of bleeding gums, but in most cases, in time your mouth should become accustomed.
6. Oral B's brush heads are bigger. I would've thought this to be a disadvantage as it may be harder to reach the back of the mouth, but the head isn't obtrusive, it just cleans more teeth at once.
7. Oral has 3 cleaning modes. The massage mode is actually a different type of virbation. I don't know if it actually works, but hey, it's there.
Sonicare Elite 7500 advatanges over Oral B S-320:
1. The Sonicare shows 5 different battery levels. The Oral B only uses one light like the Sonicare 7300.
2. There are separate buttons to change speed and to power on/off the toothbrush. The Oral B uses one to control both, which is easy to do but may be sometimes annoying.
Other things of note
The Sonicare may feel slightly more expensive than the Oral B, but that's not to say the Oral B feels cheap.
The Oral B continues vibrating after the 2 minute timer is up, the Sonicare stops and if you want to continue you must turn it back on. This would be a preference of either depending on the individual. I prefer it to stay on because I like to brush a bit longer than 2 minutes.
There's my opinion on the two brushes. You can check the Sonicare Elite 7500 page on Amazon for my review on the product. Overall, you can obviously see I think the Oral B is better. So I am happy with my switch. Hopefully the battery doesn't mess up like the Sonicare, since they utitlize the same technology.
toothbrush gr8 4 ppl wth sensitive gums and teeth May 18, 2005
Mr. Fantastico (Seattle, WA United States)
24 out of 26 found this review helpful
My reason for buying the Sonic Complete is because I was experiencing lots of sensitivity with a regular tooth brush, and my Sonicare Advanced stopped working after three years. I did a little research and decided to get the Sonic complete based on design and competitive price. I have used this tooth brush for three days now and was compelled to write this review. The s-320 is well designed and superior to my old Sonicare because of the following:
- Criss-crossed brisles cover more surface area than regular brisles.
- Removable built-in brush head storage on charger has drainage holes to prevent mildew.
- Brush head is overmolded with rubber.
- Handle is very light and compact compared to Sonicare Advanced.
- Handle is overmolded with rubber that prevents slippage and is contoured for the hand.
- The color of the unit itself is eye catching.
- The shaft that holds the brush heads acts like a tuining fork.
- Three speeds
- Charger is wall mountable.
The only drawback that I can think of is the battery because it is nickle-cadmium (ni-cad) which charges slow and is prone to "memory effect". What I do now is not leave my toothbrush on the charger on a daily basis, I learned my lesson from the Sonicare that I had previously.
Braun claims that this toothbrush can be used for up to 14 days without a charge, that might sound impressive but Braun is assuming that you brush twice a day for two minutes each brushing. I happen to brush after each meal and I eat allot so I dont think that my toothbrush can last the 14 days without a charge, in addition to that I always brush my tougue so that's another minute or two.
Despite some of the drawbacks that I mentioned this toothbrush impresses me. It's been close to two months since my sonicare broke and before I got the Sonic Complete I have been using an old fashioned manual tooth brush. My gums have been receding because agressive use of the manual tootbrush most of my life, so I was upset to use it again until I found a suitable replacement. My gums were bleeding and my teeth had lots of tartar left behind before I flossed. Now since I have used the sonic complete no trace of tartar has been left for me to floss and my gums aren't bleeding anymore. Another thing that I am impressed with is my coffee and nicotine stains on the top of my molars have almost disappeared, I'm thinking it will take a week for the stains to fully disappear.
Excellent first powered toothbrush, no complaints at all March 7, 2006
Omar Siddique (Ellicott City, MD USA)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
This was my first electric toothbrush -- both my wife and I use it extensively and have been very pleased with it. As many others have statedin reviews here, it's easy to use, comfortable, well made, and reliable.
A few things that other electric toothbrush neophytes might appreciate knowing:
- It's not much different to use this than a regular toothbrush, just slightly less pressure and slower wrist motions.
- You use regular toothpaste.
- Especially notable when you first start using it, using the Sonic Complete makes your teeth feel shiny-clean like they would after a dental cleaning.
- The vibrations from the brush feel odd at first but especially at the "soft" setting, you get used to them very quickly.
The only thing at all "off" about the product is that it uses NiCad batteries, which are a toxic waste item that can't be thrown out, a problem when the product gets older. These NiCad batteries are slow to recharge, also, if you don't throw it on the charger every night as the manufacturer recommends. A recharge from a week's worth of twice daily use takes about 8-10 hours. Drain the battery completely, and the recharge takes about 24 hours.
Despite that minor quibble, this is a wonderful product and I whole-heartedly recommend it.
Perfect for those who don't brush long enough March 20, 2006
A. Tamayo (Atlanta, GA)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
This fantastic brush has revolutionized the way I brush my teeth. I'm the kind of person who has poor time perception, and thus rarely brushed my teeth long enough with a manual toothbrush. About 6 months ago, I decided to make a change for better health, and invested the $100 it cost me at the time for the Oral B Sonic Complete with 3 power levels. My teeth and gums have never been so clean and healthy.
---GREAT for people who like the feeling of extra-clean teeth without damaging their gums.
---Excellent for those with sensitive teeth and gums - the second setting, gentle, is just right.
---Good for a pick-me-up after lunch, with a "massage" power level that you can use after a quick brush.
--- TIMER - 30 second timer helps you keep track of your time; occurs as a small interruption in the vibration for the first 1.5min, and at the end of 2 minutes a longer interruption. It does not turn off until you turn it off, however, making it just fine for those who like to brush longer
The charging unit also has a holder for 3 spare heads - fewer trips to the store - and stickers to remind you when the head needs to be changed. Batter life is excellent - it appears to be exactly as advertised. Mine came with a carry case that holds the brush unit and 2 heads, excellent for travel.
All in all, I highly recommend the Oral B Sonic Complete (S-320), especially for someone switching from a manual to a sonic toothbrush. It's versatile, friendly, and holds a good charge.
Recommended by my dentist January 11, 2007
Paula (Portland, OR)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
I was using another Oral B power toothbrush (that comes with 3 or 4 different brush styles) until my dentist highly recommended the sonic by Oral B. Teeth feel cleaner, and by brushing properly, it improves gum health too. Get the advice from your dentist; here's what mine recommends: angle it against the gums and the little bubbles created by the sonic action will shoot up into the gums and ferret out more bacteria which is, of course, a good thing.
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