Emmi-dent 6 100% Ultrasonic Toothbrush

by Emmi-dental Professional

• In comparison to other toothbrushes, Emmi-dent Ultrasound destroys bacteria and germs in the most difficult to reach areas where bristles and floss can't reach.. - up to 12 mm deep inside the tissue, protecting your teeth, gums, roots and implants.
• Emmi-dent is the NO-BRUSHING TOOTHBRUSH INNOVATION that uses 100% ultrasound to clean, no brushing = no pain for sensitive teeth or receding gums.
• Brighten your teeth without bleaching! or harsh chemicals! Nano-bubbles and ultrasound remove everyday stains (coffee, tea, smoking and wine) within a few days.
• Periodontal issues don't stand a change when you combine TheraSol Rinse with this dynamic toothbrush delivery system.
• Upto 96 Million Oscillations per Minutes

Product Description

Emmi-dent is the no-brushing toothbrush innovation that uses 100% ultrasound to clean your teeth and gums. Ultrasound effectively removes everyday stains (coffee, tea, smoking and wine) and kills bacteria leaving your teeth sparkling clean. In comparison to all other toothbrushes Emmi-dent ultrasound destroys bacteria and germs in even the most difficult to reach areas (e.g. up to 12mm below the gum line because the ultrasound penetrates the tissues). Protect your teeth, roots and gums by using Emmi-dent and TheraSol Risnse for maximum health and oral hygiene. You may think Emmi-dent is just another electric toothbrush, but it's a superior cleaning system for everyone! Although sonic and electric toothbrushes are sometimes referred to as ultrasonic brushes, they only spin at about 30,000 mechanical rotations per minute and do not include an ultrasonic chip. Emmi-dent generates ultrasound with a patented ultrasonic microchip that is embedded inside the brush head. This chip creates up to 96 million ultrasonic (air oscillations) impulses per minute and transmits them via the bristles and nano-bubble toothpaste onto the teeth giving you a superior cleaning. The ultrasonic impulses are able to penetrate teeth and gums destroying bacteria and germs where bristles can't reach. This is essential in reducing and protecting against periodontal (gum) disease. Specially formulated nano-bubbles are up to 1000x smaller and are able to reach between the teeth, into the smallest crevices, supporting and enhancing the cleaning effect of ultrasound. Nano-bubble cleaning removes plaque, tartar, food scraps and other impurities. --- Rechargeable (1 Charge = 20 hours Use) --- 2 Brush Heads --- 1 Charger Base --- 1 Nano Paste --- 1 TheraSol Rinse

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B0081K7CCA
• UPC: 736211943293
• Item model number: Emmi-dent6 Professional
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (66 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #9,747 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

76 of 78 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars May 2013, Just about a year now. Still 5 stars! July 4, 2012

By Kevin J. Pinkerton

I posted a short reply in the comments following this post on May 15th 2013. Please look down thru the comment section to find it.

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Update 2/2013... Just had my second dental cleaning, and this one was the first cleaning where I have used the Emmi-dent tooth brush for the whole time between visits. The hygienist was very impressed. I had very little tartar build-up, and really only on the inside of the lower 4 front teeth. I could actually see a little bit of it myself so I knew there was some there. There was absolutely no bleeding during the tartar removal and the hygienist commented on that, as if it was unusual. She said my gums were very healthy. My teeth do not feel any more polished after the cleaning then before the cleaning, which speaks very highly of this toothbrush. I referenced in my earlier post about some staining between some of my upper teeth that has been there as long as I remember. Well, that staining is almost completely gone now. I would not be surprised if it does not disappear completely before my next 6 month visit. My daily usage is now as follows: morning brushing takes about 6 minutes. I hold the brush for 6 seconds (or six heart beats) on each spot before moving to the next location. Evening brushing takes about 12 minutes as I hold the brush for 10 seconds (or 10 heartbeats) on each spot. I floss before each brushing. I still use the oral-breeze water pick after every meal. I use a fluoride rinse each evening after the brushing.

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I had been using the high-end Sonicare toothbrush for at least 5 to 6 years. It was the best toothbrush I had ever used, until this one.... I brush twice a day, use the Oral-breeze water pick (everyone should own one of these), and also floss in the mornings. I still get cavities, not many, but I think I have had 2 over the last 5 to 6 years. So I took a leap and bought this after seeing an interview on Foxnews and then reading about it on their website. This toothbrush is fantastic. It took about a week of use and it had removed the stains in the bottom front teeth from coffee/tea. It has been several months since my last cleaning, and I found some small amounts of tarter on the inside of my bottom front teeth. After about a week, I picked at that tarter and it just popped off, no kidding. They put a motor in the toothbrush so it vibrates because apparently it does not make any noise or movement when utrasonically cleaning. So the motor lets you know it is on. It takes longer then they say to clean your teeth with the brush, but I don't care. I am not sure of how much overlap is necessary so I am probably wasting time because of that. I have developed a couple of techniques which seem to help. You generate a lot of saliva during brushing, so I point my mouth down into the sink and just let it drain. I do the bottom teeth first because that is where most of the saliva seems to be and it waters down the toothpaste. The toothpaste claims to aid in micro bubbles and it is not supposed to have any abrasive cleaner in it. It definitely bubbles up and foams. I also started rocking the toothbrush back and forth at each spot as if I was rolling around each molar and tooth a bit. The ultrasound transfers to the teeth via the bristles, so I figure the more places that make contact the better. It is removing (slowly) deep yellow stains from in between my molars and that is amazing as I am sure I have had these stains for the last 30 to 40 years. I point the brush slightly toward the gums as well to make sure the ultrasound is being somewhat into the gums. Of course I am not sure if any of these things are necessary, but I am very, very pleased with the results of this toothbrush.

The brushes are supposed to be replaced every 3 months and they are not real cheap, although you can get them in a 10 pack. But they are not as expensive as Sonicare replacement brushes, and I believe Sonicare tells you to replace your brush every 3 months.

Bacteria:
The ultrasound is supposed to kill the bacteria and in fact on a regular toothbrush, the bacteria lives on your brush even in between cleanings so you think you are removing them and then you simply add them back when you brush the next time. Emmi-dent goes out of their way to tell you to leave the brush ON the whole time you have the brush in your mouth and to turn it on BEFORE you put it in your mouth, and to NOT turn it off until after you have rinsed it and are done. This is to make sure that bacteria does not live on the brush. I believe that the ultrasound's ability to kill bacteria on the brush and in your mouth, under the gum, and inbetween your teeth you you cannot possible get a toothbrush, is probably the BIGGEST benefit of this toothbrush. They say you can even use it to kill bacteria in a sore in your mouth simply by holding the brush against the sore.

CONS:
The tube of toothpaste only comes in one size and I think I am only going to get 5 to 6 weeks out of it. I brush twice a day and use the amount they say, which is "about the size of two small peas". Regular toothpaste is not recommended, because according to Emmi-dent, regular toothpaste will not foam up and create micro-bubbles and it also has about 75% abrasive cleaner in it. Emmi-dent toothpaste has no abrasive cleaner in it, or very, very little.

Followup after 2.5 months of use:
The refill size of toothpaste is larger then the one that comes with the toothbrush, so that is good news and it should last a bit longer then I thought. The toothbrush is addicting and it does a most incredible job. There are some old stains between some of my upper teeth that have been around for as long as I can remember. These are slowly going away. The ones on the bottom of my front teeth, were cleared up quickly and I drink a cup of coffee every morning so the toothbrush must keep up! It takes a lot longer to do a thorough job of cleaning your teeth, but I have no issues doing it. You do drool like you would in a dentist office so you should plan on leaning over the sink and just let it drain on it's own. My teeth feel cleaner then they have ever felt. I go to get my regular cleaning in a couple of weeks and I will post what the hygienist has say about my teeth....

Followup after first checkup, at about 2.8 months of use:
Inconclusive, to me anyway. My gums got a 5 thumbs up, they were very healthy. There was still some tartar on the inside and outside of the bottom front and back teeth. I was never able to completely clear up the staining and that appeared to be where the tartar was. The hygienist was very impressed and said she thought the new tooth brush did a great job. I was just hoping for a "AMAZING" from her. She did say that a better test would be the next time, with me using it from day one, after a thorough cleaning. I had almost 4 months between when my last cleaning and when I started using the new brush. My hygienist kept asking me "So how do your teeth feel after you use it?" That seemed to be the key for her. My teeth have never felt cleaner!

New summary: I am not going back to my Sonicare, and I still feel this is the best toothbrush I have ever used. Maybe I will get an "AMAZING" 6 months from now. We shall see. Read more ›

56 of 58 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Needs better distribution and clarifications June 25, 2012

By Guy113

Interesting product. Seems to clean the teeth properly. They feel clean to the tongue and seem whiter. It takes a bit of time to get used to the fact that you don't brush and it takes a bit longer to brush your teeth following their recommended 5 sec minimum per pair of teeth.

What I don't like about this product is the fact that you need their special "ultrasonic toothpaste" to get all the advertised benefits. At around 6 dollars for 75 ml (about 3/4 of a normal toothpaste tube) that you can only get from their web site, it's expensive and too limited in it's availability.

As for the toothbrush, same deal. Every 3 months,15 dollars for a pair of brush heads that you get from the web site.

Finally, the technology itself. They claim they use ultrasound that don't really require a toothbrush. A "sponge" would have been ok, but they claim they had to stick to what people are used to in order to get better acceptance. They even go as far as generating a vibration of the toothbrush for the same reason. But get this: you need to change the toothbrush every three months because "ultrasound is less effective traveling through a worn toothbrush". Hum...

As for the special toothpaste, it supposedly creates "nano bubbles" that "implode" and thus clean more deeply. I'm sceptical, sorry.

I really hope this product gets wide acceptance and really delivers on it's promises. But for now, I think it's another strategy of another company trying to get our money.

30 of 31 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Great Product, Meh Service July 14, 2012

By Tracy

I wanted to hold off on a review of this product, until I had used it for a while. So 3 weeks later I feel that I have enough information to be able to write an objective review.

So the reason that I bought this toothbrush is because my wife has celiac disease (best explanation is that she is allergic to wheat/gluten). One of the consequences of this disease is that her ability to uptake calcium is severely limited. This consequence makes her teeth week and the enamel thin. She has lots of dental problems and they will only get worse as she gets older. Because dentist visits are expensive, I wanted to extend the time between visits. I saw this also as an article on Fox and was intrigued by the idea. I did some cursory research and all seemed well so I went to the website and ordered the toothbrush. This part is the reason that I only gave this 4 stars, because honestly the toothbrush is 6 stars :). When I placed my order I received the customary e-mail that said that my order had been received. Then .... nothing. After six days of nothing I put a hold on the transaction with my bank, I suspected fraud. Three days after that I received an e-mail that said that there was unexpected demand and that a new shipment was in transit. I received e-mails daily after that, that updated of the progress through customs. This experience put a serious doubt that I would receive a product that was even real. I went on loser alert and was seriously skeptical of the whole thing. To alleviate some fears of those reading, this is indeed a real product and it seems to originate from from a German company called EMAG. If you do some searches using EMAG you will find a little bit more information on this toothbrush. Unfortunately a lot of what you find is in German, but some google translation can help.... All that said (do you hear me sabrina?) here is what I think of the actual toothbrush itself.

The toothpaste that is offered is NOT gluten free ... boooooo!!! The good news is that my wife hasn't really noticed a difference as she uses Crest with the toothbrush. I use the Emmi-Dent toothpaste just because I want to support the product, and honestly I don't use enough to make it cost prohibitive. Both my wife and I have really noticed a difference in the whiteness of our teeth, I mean really a difference. What you see when you do your search on the internet is what we have experienced with our teeth. I flossed when we first got the toothbrush and because I am such a bad flosser my teeth bled as usual. I flossed just to check up weekly and each week the amount bleeding decreased until there was no more bleeding (this week). Woot! I loathe flossing. I also I have gum rescission on my lower front teeth. The gums are now moving back up nicely.

Using this toothbrush takes longer than regular brushing, and I keep the old toothbrush on hand just in case I need to brush my teeth and I am in a rush. Not that it takes really that much longer to brush with this toothbrush, it is just that I am occasionally late in the morning and I just want to have a fresh mouth :) Other things to note. The damn vibration tickles. Just puttin' that out there. I haven't had any issues with my porcelain crown or with any of my resin fillings. To be fair it has only been 3 weeks. Read more ›

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Toothbrush ever September 6, 2012

By L Gutierrez

Amazon Verified Purchase

I have been using the Emmi-dent 6 100% Ultrasonic toothbrush for more than a month and I am so happy with it, I tossed out my manual toothbrush. The only thing you have to get used to is there is no brushing. I have been skeptical a bit but read positive reviews and watched a Fox news report about it [...]

So, that convinced me to give it a try. Besides, it has now a 2-year warranty.

And I was not wrong: My teeth feel cleaner, my gums feel better and my girlfriend didn't notice I didn't chew any gum to freshen my breath. I certainly would recommend to anybody who wants to have healthy white teeth. Even though you won't get instant results, expect noticeable improvements in about three weeks as in my case (whiter teeth and fresher breath).

Just a tip: use a digital clock that shows the seconds for the first time you brush the teeth. Hold it for 5 to 10 seconds (or longer if you got more impurities) against your teeth and then go on to the next teeth. And,wash and dry your handset thoroughly after each use. And, never leave it run out of power. I read the manual and it says to charge it always is best to ensure a long battery life. But you can still use it for more than 10 hours without charging. Yet, if you see a red light, stop using your toothbrush and charge it.

Unfortunately, I have been looking for the emmi-dent annual supply set (4 brushes, 10 tooth pastes). I hope Amazon will list it again soon.

BTW: Some complain about the expensive toothpaste but I don't complain anymore as it does work and I used to buy Rembrandt which is much more expensive yet without the great results from my Emmi-dent toothbrush.