"Bluetooth still seems kinda unnecessary though—like, do we really need another app to check every day?"
Haha, totally agree with you there...my phone's already cluttered enough without toothbrush notifications popping up. But honestly, those pressure sensors have been a game-changer for me. I'm always paranoid about my kid brushing too hard (he's got sensitive gums too), and the sensor actually helped him get the hang of gentler brushing. Might help your dad too if he's dealing with wrist pain—less guesswork and less strain. Worth considering, at least.
Yeah, Bluetooth toothbrushes do seem a bit overkill...I mean, who really wants another notification cluttering their screen? But the pressure sensor thing sounds pretty useful. Does it actually give real-time feedback, or is it more like a summary after brushing? My mom struggles with arthritis, and I'm wondering if something like that could help her brush more comfortably without stressing her wrists too much.
The pressure sensor usually gives real-time feedback—like a little buzz or flashing light if you're pressing too hard. Could be helpful for your mom, actually...have you tried one of those ergonomic handles? Might ease her wrist strain even more.
Yeah, the pressure sensor's definitely handy—my electric toothbrush has one, and it helped me realize I was brushing way too hard. Ergonomic handles are great too, especially for arthritis or wrist issues. My mom switched to one with a chunkier grip, and she says it's made a noticeable difference. Might also wanna look into lighter-weight models...some electrics can feel a bit heavy after a while.
The pressure sensor sounds like a lifesaver, honestly. I just got my first electric toothbrush (dentist recommended one, and I'm kinda nervous about dental visits, lol), and at first it felt super weird—like brushing with a tiny jackhammer. But after a few days, I got used to it, and now I actually look forward to brushing. Mine's pretty lightweight too, which helps since my wrist gets sore easily. Definitely agree on the ergonomic handles...makes a huge difference when you're anxious and gripping the thing like your life depends on it, haha.
