I have a Spinbrush Sonic toothbrush. Is this different from a Pro Clean Sonic ?
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Hi Maryann. I'm not sure what the difference is; maybe you can Goggle them and compare. Sorry. :-(
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I am not sure but I think the replacements heads and the bristle patterns are different. The replacements I needed have a full circle where they attached to the brush where the other ones are a 1/2 circle. So look at the bottom of your replacement heads. Sorry I couldn't be more help :)
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Yes. If you are looking for brushes to replace the ones you have, you must use the Arm and Hammer. The sonic ones will not work. Voice of experience. Made the bad choice once myself
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Two names for the same product. The Spinbrush sonic has a one piece head that resembles a standard manual toothbrush head. It vibrates only, despite the Spinbrush name. The heads cannot be replaced with the two part head - the one where the top half is circular and spins. The reason is the different action of the two toothbrushes. This from Becky at the manufacturers. I called because I bought the wrong heads. I could not find the one piece head. She says Walgreens and Amazon are the best places to find them.
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Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of... » Read More Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can « Show Less
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Never occurred to me to question this, but now I see that nowhere on the packaging does it say "Sonicare". However, I've been using one since January and I'm perfectly satisfied. Besides, my toothbrush base is too new to be discarded, and this is the only game in town. So I'd say, relax and don't worry about it.
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Mine doesn't have the model no. either. I would imagine this one works for most Sonicare.
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Yes, you can!This is my second one, bought a sonic toothbrush for $110.00, was highly recommendedby a dental hygienist,I thought she would be the one to ask.I expected my teeth to feel like they had just been professionally cleaned.I returned it the next day, don't know why people swear by it...The Oral B toothbrush does a much better job!!!
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Just search sonic replacement brushes...I did that and several options were available.
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I don't think so-- I'd stay away from this product, the reviews I saw are pretty lousy. I wound up returning the one I bought. Keep in mind this is NOT to be confused with the Sonicare Diamondclean, a completely different product.
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Can't really help. That toothbrush was such a crappy product I tossed in the trash. The little brush heads kept popping off while brushing. I have owned 3 sonic cares. That model sucked. Save your money buy the bulkier Elite. The heads screw on and stay on.
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Mine is sonic, spinbrush, arm&hammer.; When you tale off the brush head it has a silver stick that you put the new brush head straight onto. The brush heads that screw on do not fit.
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Look for "ProResults" or the new "InterCare" brush heads. Buy only the Philips Sonicare brand. I have found generic brands to be inferior and less effective. You can find them on Amazon, on-line directly from Sonicare, some supermarkets and large chain stores (WalMart & Sam's Club have them).
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This one has a variety of speed that you can select. I've not ever had one that increased in speed with more brushings, nor have I ever seen a Sonicare that advertised it would do that automatically.
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Sorry, I don't know. The only number on the box of the brush heads is the HX6013. My Sonicare is the FlexCare 900 series, which does use these ProResults heads. I don't understand why Philips doesn't list on the packaging which fit which brushes. Each time I order I must refer to a previous purchase order to know which ones to buy.
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Package says 'fits all Spinbrush SONIC Brushes. Caveat of 'does not fit traditional Spinbrush brushes'. Since you indicated you have SONIC, even tho not PRO, I would say yes. There are 2 different brush connections. This one has a hole in the center of a plastic spoked circle. If yours is like that, you should be fine. I purchased others, thinking they would fit, but turned out NOT to have that same center hole in the head where it connects to the base spike.
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R910 and HX5910 are lower versions, this is next version and here are the details what you get - Philips Sonicare HX6552/75 EasyClean Toothbrushes with 2 Handles,2 Hygienic Travel Caps and 2 Travel Cases2 ProResults Brush Heads, 2 Travel Chargers,thank you,Starbiztech
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Compatible only with the Oral-B Sonic "Complete" and Oral-B Vitality Sonic electric toothbrushes
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I agree with the answer below. The healthy white has the new toothbrush so no gunk or mold will accumulate where it attaches to the unit. If you don't have a need for the features of the Diamond Clean, I wouldn't upgrade. All Sonicare tooth brushes clean equally as well. I have been using one model or another for over 20 years. It's merely a matter of options available with the different models. I personally believe that Sonicare is the best toothbrush available, whatever the model.
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Skeeter, First let me begin saying that I am no expert on and do not own a Sonic FX toothbrush. The toothbrush I and members of my family own is the Braun Oral b Vitality Sonic toothbrush. The replacement toothbrush heads listed here are replacement heads for that specific toothbrush. I did web searches for what appears to be your toothbrush, the Sonic FX. It does not appear to be manufactured or a product of Braun Oral b, and for this reason I doubt that this toothbrush head you are inquiring about will fit or work with the Sonic FX. Perhaps a web search for something worded such as "replacement heads for Sonic FX electric toothbrush" will provide some leads, but I would avoid search results that direct you to Braun Oral b Sonic replacement heads and any result directing you to Braun or Oral b. I would look at search results that appear to link specifically to Sonic FX replacement heads only. My apologies for being unable to be of more help, but I, personally, would not order this product if I needed replacement heads for a Sonic FX. Best of luck to you and I hope that you are able to find a reliable answer to your question.
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It looks like the same thing. No difference that I can see. BTW there is newer version available that has Bluetooth (http://www.amazon.com/Smartseries-Bluetooth-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush/dp/B00O8ODI5I/ref=dp_ob_title_hpc). It costs about $45 more. Personally I would not spend that money on "bells and whistles" that would not give any benefits as far as tooth cleaning is concerned.