Top 10 Best Electric Toothbrushes in Canada

Compare the specifications of our top 10 best electric toothbrushes in our comparison table below.

Thoroughly brush your teeth with the help of an electric toothbrush that can reach all the areas between your teeth that a regular toothbrush fails to do. Here are 10 of our best electric toothbrushes, both rotating and sonic models (find out the differences between the two here).

For numbers 6-10, scroll across at the bottom of the table.

	Philips HX9332/05	Philips PlaqueControl	Oral-B Precision 7000	Oral-B Pro 2000	Wellness HP-STX	Oral-B Smart Series 5000	Oral-B Pro 1000	Oral-B Dual Clean	Oral-B Floss Action	Oral-B Sensitive

Avg. Usr Rating											Avg. Usr Rating
Type	Sonic	Sonic	Rotating	Rotating	Sonic	Rotating	Rotating	Rotating	Rotating	Rotating	Type
Brush Speed	Up to 31,000 brush strokes per minute	Up to 31,000 brush strokes per minute	8,800 / 40,000 RPM/PPM	8,800 / 20,000 RPM/PPM	Up to 36,000 brush strokes per minute	8,800 / 40,000 RPM/PPM	8,800 / 20,000 RPM/PPM	7,600 RPM	7,600 RPM	7,600 RPM	Brush Speed
Cleaning Modes	Clean Clean & White Polish Sensitive Gum Care	Clean	Daily Clean Deep Clean Whitening Massage Sensitive Tongue Cleaning	Daily Clean Sensitive	Power/Clean Soft/Gentle Massage	Daily Clean Deep Clean Whitening Sensitive Gum Care	Daily Clean	Daily Clean	Daily Clean	Daily Clean	Cleaning Modes
Full Charge	10-12 hours	10-12 hours	12 hours	12 hours	N/A	12 hours	12 hours	12 hours	12 hours	12 hours	Full Charge
Run Time	42 x 2 minute brushings	28 x 2 minute brushings	40 minutes	28 minutes	N/A	40 minutes	28 minutes	20 minutes	20 minutes	20 minutes	Run Time
Pressure Sensor											Pressure Sensor
2-Minute Timer											2-Minute Timer
Quadpacer Timer											Quadpacer Timer
Battery Indicator											Battery Indicator
Included Accessories	DiamondClean Compact Brush Head DiamondClean Standard Brush Head Charger Glass USB Charging Travel Case	ProResults PlaqueControl Brush Head Charging Stand	2 x CrossAction Brush Heads ProWhite/FlossAction/Sensitive Clean Brush Heads Premium Charger with Refill Head Storage Premium Travel Case SmartGuide	Sensitive Clean Brush Head Charging Stand	10 x Brush Heads Brush Head Storage Stand Charging Station	CrossAction Brush Head Premium Charger with Refill Head Storage Premium Travel Case	CrossAction Brush Head Charging Stand	Dual Clean Brush Head Charging Stand	Floss Action Brush Head Charging Stand	Sensitive Clean Brush Head Charging Stand	Included Accessories
Warranty	2 years	2 years	2 years	2 years	1 year	2 years	2 years	2 years	2 years	2 years	Warranty
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Rotating Toothbrushes vs Sonic Toothbrushes

There are two different types of electric toothbrushes – rotating and sonic.

While they both pretty much do the same thing, which is to effectively and efficiently remove plaque and clean all your teeth, there are several features that make them different from one another:

You can tell them apart from their brush heads. Rotating toothbrushes have a round brush head and a sonic toothbrush has a slim oval/rectangular brush head that is similar to the design of a a manual toothbrush.
Rotating electric toothbrushes which uses rotation-oscillations movements to brush teeth whereas sonic toothbrushes uses high frequency fast motions which produces vibrations to brush teeth.
You’ll find that on average, sonic toothbrushes tend to be more expensive and there are less variety of models around compared to rotating toothbrushes.

Brush heads of both rotating and sonic toothbrushes normally have colored bristles that fade after use. This is an indicator of when it’s time to replace the brush head. Dentists generally recommend that a brush head be changed every 3 months.

Table Info

Best Value/Top Rated/Top Specs: Certain products will be badged with the aforementioned accolade if we consider them to rank highly in those areas.

Average User Rating: This is judged according to our own research and analysis of the product and then compared to similar products in its category.

Brush Speed: This is measured in RPM (rotations per minute) or Strokes Per Minute/PPM (pulses per minute). A higher number would generally mean that the electric toothbrush will be more effective at removing dental plaque from your teeth and gums.

Cleaning Modes: Many electric toothbrushes have several different cleaning models which can be changed via a button or a specific brush head (sometimes included).

Charge Time: How long does it take for the device to fully charge? You do not need to fully charge the electric toothbrush to to use it.

Run Time: How long will the device run for based off a full charge?

Pressure Sensor: Many electric toothbrushes have an integrated function that alerts you if you’re brushing your teeth too hard. These alerts can either be visual, auditory, sensory or all three.

2-Minute Timer: The time that dentists recommend people to brush their teeth is 2 minutes, which is why many electric toothbrushes have an integrated timer that vibrates when 2 minutes have passed.

Quadpacer Timer: Certain models also combine a quadpacer timer too, which lets you know that it’s time to brush a different area in your mouth with every 30 seconds that pass.

Battery Indicator: A useful LED display that tells you how much power you have left before the electric toothbrush has to be recharged.

Price: Find out the price of any given product by clicking on the ‘Buy Now’ icons above the product images or ‘Check Price’ at the bottom of the table and you’ll be taken to the relevant product page on www.amazon.ca. We don’t mention any prices as they can change quite often whether it’s due to sales, promotions or different sellers.