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Product Description
From the Manufacturer
The Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite Toothbrush can lighten coffee, tea, and red wine stains, allowing the natural whiteness of your teeth to shine through. Enjoy this without any messy chemicals or trays-- With HealthyWhite, whitening is integrated into your daily brushing routine.
Achieve whiter teeth with the HealthyWhite Toothbrush. View larger.
Superior Cleaning and Whitening with One Toothbrush
HealthyWhite isn't just a whitening system, but a complete system to ensure the best oral health you can get. Sonicare uses patented sonic technology to remove plaque and give you that feeling you get after you go to the dentist.
The HealthyWhite has two mode settings--Clean, and Clean and White. Clean mode provides the standard sonic cleaning. Clean and White mode provides two minutes of Clean mode and then an additional 30 seconds of White mode that focuses on your visible front teeth.
New ProResults Brush Head
Sonicare's new ProResults brush head has contour fit bristles that help increase tooth coverage and is soft and gentle so it won't irritate your gums. The HealthyWhite ensures a deep clean between teeth and along the gum line.
Smartimer and Quadpacer Technology
The Smartimer is a built-in two-minute timer that helps you keep to the recommended brushing times. The Quadpacer gives you notice every thirty seconds so that you can methodically brush each quadrant of your mouth thoroughly.
With a design that's 30 percent smaller and lighter than the Sonicare Essence, the HealthyWhite easily goes wherever you go. A travel charger is included.
What's in the Box
Sonicare toothbrush, ProResults brush head, travel charger with brush head storage, hygienic travel cap.
HealthyWhite Toothbrush offers:
- Whitening of teeth by removing tea, coffee, and other stains.
- Sonic technology for effective removal of plaque.
- Smartimer and Quadpacer to help you achieve optimal brushing.
The new ProResults brush head won't irritate your gums.
| Philips Sonicare Toothbrushes | ||||||||||
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| For Kids | Essential Clean | Whiter, Healthier Teeth | Advanced Cleaning | Gum Care | Ultimate Cleaning | Air Floss | ||||
![Sonicare for Kids](http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/hpc/detail-page/c26-B000AMRII0-kids2.jpg") Sonicare for Kids |  Xtreme e3000 |  Essence 5600 |  EasyClean |  Healthy White 710 |  Healthy White R732 |  FlexCare R910 |  FlexCare RS930 |  FlexCare Plus |  Diamond Clean |  Air Floss |
| Model # | ||||||||||
| HX6311/02 | HX3351/02 | HX5610/01 | HX6511/50 | HX6711/02 | HX6732/02 | HX6911/02 | HX6932/10 | HX6972/10 | HX9332/05 | HX8111/02 |
| Rechargeable | An easier way to floss | |||||||||
| • | Battery | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | • | |
| Quadpacer | For best results use your Philips Sonicare rechargeable toothbrush with Air Floss | |||||||||
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| Brushing Modes | ||||||||||
| Ages 4 - 7 | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | Clean | |
| Ages 7 - 10 | Clean and White | Clean and White | White | |||||||
| Sensitive | Sensitive | Sensitive | Sensitive | Sensitive | ||||||
| Massage | Massage | Massage | ||||||||
| Go Care/Max Care | Go Care/Max Care | Refresh | Polish | |||||||
| Gum Care | Gum Care | Air & Microdroplet Technology | ||||||||
| Handles | ||||||||||
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Clean between all teeth in only 60 seconds with one teaspoon of water or mouthwash |
| Included Brush Heads | ||||||||||
| 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | |
| UV Brush Head Sanitizer | ||||||||||
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| Travel Charger | ||||||||||
| • | • | • | • | • | Deluxe travel case with USB Charger | |||||
| Illuminated Display | ||||||||||
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Product Description
Let the natural whiteness of your teeth shine through. Proven to remove coffee, tea, and red wine stains, the Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite is clinically proven to whiten teeth up to 2 shades in 2 weeks with regular use of the Clean and White mode.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
499 of 509 people found the following review helpful
By louisut
The batteries on my old Sonicare Elite (E-series) died on me, so I decided to get a new one. The R710 has several incremental upgrades which are worth the difference in price.
First and foremost, like the FlexCare line, it uses the ProResults head. This alone is worth the price difference. They snap in easily, they cost less, and the handle traps much less gunk than before. Sold. I'm still waiting to see how long they last, my guess is about the same.
In addition to the regular cleaning cycle, the R710 has a second cycle designed to scrub away stains. It's selected by pushing the power button twice. In this mode, the 5th (last) interval of the normal cycle is pulsed in a way that's supposed to break up stains on your visible teeth. Note that after this interval, the brush stops. If you still want to brush your tongue or concentrate on hard-to-reach areas, you'll have to push the power button again.
The R710 now also comes with a Li-ion battery, meaning a noticeable decrease in weight as well an increase in battery life. The charger is about half the size of the Elite's, but it doesn't have anywhere to wrap the cord like the deluxe charger on the Flexcare. It comes with a little plate that holds two extra heads though. The charge indicator is a simple LED. If it's blinking, it's below 50%; if it's solid, then it's above. Maybe not as informative or fun to watch as the Elite or FlexCare, but it does the job.
In short, if you want a good basic Sonicare, this is the one to get. It has all the great redesigned features of the FlexCare but less of the (IMO gimmicky) extra routines and modes. If you have sensitive teeth, check out the R732. For an extra $20, it also comes with a few extra accessories like a case and deluxe charger.... Read more ›
First and foremost, like the FlexCare line, it uses the ProResults head. This alone is worth the price difference. They snap in easily, they cost less, and the handle traps much less gunk than before. Sold. I'm still waiting to see how long they last, my guess is about the same.
In addition to the regular cleaning cycle, the R710 has a second cycle designed to scrub away stains. It's selected by pushing the power button twice. In this mode, the 5th (last) interval of the normal cycle is pulsed in a way that's supposed to break up stains on your visible teeth. Note that after this interval, the brush stops. If you still want to brush your tongue or concentrate on hard-to-reach areas, you'll have to push the power button again.
The R710 now also comes with a Li-ion battery, meaning a noticeable decrease in weight as well an increase in battery life. The charger is about half the size of the Elite's, but it doesn't have anywhere to wrap the cord like the deluxe charger on the Flexcare. It comes with a little plate that holds two extra heads though. The charge indicator is a simple LED. If it's blinking, it's below 50%; if it's solid, then it's above. Maybe not as informative or fun to watch as the Elite or FlexCare, but it does the job.
In short, if you want a good basic Sonicare, this is the one to get. It has all the great redesigned features of the FlexCare but less of the (IMO gimmicky) extra routines and modes. If you have sensitive teeth, check out the R732. For an extra $20, it also comes with a few extra accessories like a case and deluxe charger.... Read more ›
537 of 559 people found the following review helpful
By Desert Girl
My husband & I have been using the HealthyWhite for a little over a week now and we both agree that it gives our teeth the best brushing we've ever had at home.
Our new dentist and the dental hygienist recommended Sonicare to us both as we both have some gum recession and sensitivity. Rather than just go right out and purchase the first Sonicare we saw on the shelf, we decided to look at the available options.
The other big player in the power toothbrush game is Oral B. There are several others as well, but reviews were difficult to find so the choice eventually came down to Sonicare or Oral B. Also considering that power toothbrushes run on the pricey side (for us anyway), I insisted on doing research.
My research included: Visiting both the Sonicare and Oral B websites and reading about all the different models; reading online reviews, including Amazon reviews, for each of the different models; and a lengthy discussion with our dental hygienist.
The companies' websites were useful for general information. For me, though, the Amazon and other online reviews, were much more helpful in pointing out problems/successes with both Sonicare and Oral B power toothbrushes.
I actually looked at reviews for each Sonicare and Oral B models. After reading the reviews for the lower priced (and apparently older? Sonicare models), like the Essence, I determined that I did NOT want to purchase any of those models. The primary reason: The design of these brushes apparently allows water/toothpaste to seep into part of the brush handle in such a way that mold forms.
With the HealthyWhite and the Flexcare, Sonicare solved this problem, but I was very skeptical about spending nearly $100 (or more!) for a toothbrush.... Read more ›
Our new dentist and the dental hygienist recommended Sonicare to us both as we both have some gum recession and sensitivity. Rather than just go right out and purchase the first Sonicare we saw on the shelf, we decided to look at the available options.
The other big player in the power toothbrush game is Oral B. There are several others as well, but reviews were difficult to find so the choice eventually came down to Sonicare or Oral B. Also considering that power toothbrushes run on the pricey side (for us anyway), I insisted on doing research.
My research included: Visiting both the Sonicare and Oral B websites and reading about all the different models; reading online reviews, including Amazon reviews, for each of the different models; and a lengthy discussion with our dental hygienist.
The companies' websites were useful for general information. For me, though, the Amazon and other online reviews, were much more helpful in pointing out problems/successes with both Sonicare and Oral B power toothbrushes.
I actually looked at reviews for each Sonicare and Oral B models. After reading the reviews for the lower priced (and apparently older? Sonicare models), like the Essence, I determined that I did NOT want to purchase any of those models. The primary reason: The design of these brushes apparently allows water/toothpaste to seep into part of the brush handle in such a way that mold forms.
With the HealthyWhite and the Flexcare, Sonicare solved this problem, but I was very skeptical about spending nearly $100 (or more!) for a toothbrush.... Read more ›
148 of 157 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
An upgrade from older model - worth it if an old one dies on you
October 12, 2008
By Rolf
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've owned two generations of Sonicares previous to this one - a first generation basic model way back, and an elite 5500 (?) that got the more natural slanted shaft and got rid of awkward plastic tab behind the brush of the 1st gen. Neither one died on me, both lasted years.
From the E-series to the R-series (710), the major upgrades seem to be:
-Cheaper, better, simpler and smaller replacement brushes. No longer complicated screw-on affairs, the brushes just get pushed on a vibrating bolt, for lack of a better term. There are a lot less places for disgusting gunk to build up and easier clean up. Take much less time to switch heads, if you have to share them (or if the kids have to). They are slightly cheaper to replace, natural as it seems a lot less complicated design.
-Charger base is smaller, same bolt on design as brush head.
-Setting for tooth whitening. Wilder pulsing basically.
-Sleeker, smaller, more comfortable body.
I only moved from the E-series because I orignally bought it as a 2-for-1 special with a family member who eventually moved out and it only came with one base charger. An extra (replacement) one would have cost nearly $45 with shipping + replacement brush head for at least $13, might as well buy a new set at that point.
If you have a Sonicare already, it's probably most economical to stay with yours till it dies as none of the features are revolutionary. Still, I probably like the brush head redesign and resulting cleanliness/lack-of-gunk the best.
From the E-series to the R-series (710), the major upgrades seem to be:
-Cheaper, better, simpler and smaller replacement brushes. No longer complicated screw-on affairs, the brushes just get pushed on a vibrating bolt, for lack of a better term. There are a lot less places for disgusting gunk to build up and easier clean up. Take much less time to switch heads, if you have to share them (or if the kids have to). They are slightly cheaper to replace, natural as it seems a lot less complicated design.
-Charger base is smaller, same bolt on design as brush head.
-Setting for tooth whitening. Wilder pulsing basically.
-Sleeker, smaller, more comfortable body.
I only moved from the E-series because I orignally bought it as a 2-for-1 special with a family member who eventually moved out and it only came with one base charger. An extra (replacement) one would have cost nearly $45 with shipping + replacement brush head for at least $13, might as well buy a new set at that point.
If you have a Sonicare already, it's probably most economical to stay with yours till it dies as none of the features are revolutionary. Still, I probably like the brush head redesign and resulting cleanliness/lack-of-gunk the best.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Philips Sonicare HX6711/02
This one is so much better than the other one I had from Philips which had the thicker handle. First of all the charge is great I charged it up fully after getting it and it been... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Judy A
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Product
I had a Sonicare toothbrush for many years and left my charger in a hotel on vacation. I decided I wanted a new one anyway and this one is amazing. I love it!
Published 2 days ago by Kathy Kamies
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good Sonicare
I was doing some research between getting a Sonicare and an Oral-B. I went with the Sonicare simply because it had more positive reviews. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Kevin Vees
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love !!
My teeth have never felt so clean. The brush head is small, so it gets the very back of teeth very easily. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Belinda Langley
5.0 out of 5 stars
Definately better than the cheaper models
I've been using a philips sonic toothbrush for years. I usually buy the cheaper $40 models and replace them every two years. Read more
Published 5 days ago by john newman
5.0 out of 5 stars
Had it for years!
My old one broke after about 8 years...Definitely will buy another when this one breaks in 8 years!! Love it!
Published 5 days ago by daminfla
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
This was a replacement of my old Sonicare which had seen better days. I expect this one will last even longer.
Published 6 days ago by JT
5.0 out of 5 stars
Should have gotten one sooner!
I love the auto timer feature. Already after a few weeks I can see my teeth are a couple shades whiter(heavy coffee drinker). Great product. Read more
Published 6 days ago by Nikalas Sarver
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great electric toothbrush!
This was my first electric toothbrush and I bought it because of the positive reviews. It didn't disappoint; this toothbrush is slim, light and easy to keep clean. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Casey Kim
5.0 out of 5 stars
WoW, Works Much better than the Old Sonic
Love It...The old sonic I used periodically. This one is used twice a day. Would recommend, and yes, my teeth seem to be cleaner...Dentist appointment this Friday.... Read more
Published 7 days ago by Raymond J. Belanger
