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Triple tone of high-med-low means the Brush head replacement reminder feature has been deactivated. The battery level light indicator will also blink amber 1 time to confirm deactivation. Plaque is the very reason we brush our teeth, so the more of it we can disrupt and remove the better. I achieved 17 days of use on the higher of the 2 brushing intensities but a staggering 41 days on the lower. So it is safe to say that the minimum you will achieve is the 2 weeks Philips claim.

The comfortable and slim brush handle, Various style (3 colours) options, Sonic cleansing activity with up to 62,000 moves (31,000 brush strokes) per minute; Two cleaning modes (Clean and Gum Care); Three brushing intensities (Low, and Medium and High); Dedicated cleaning mode button The easy-start feature gradually raises the strength of the brush as you become used to the Sonicare experience and also the smartimer encourages a complete two minutes brushing time as advised by your dental professional. The battery charge signal light tells you when it’s time to recharge; two-week battery life.The Sonicare 4500 has two cleaning modes, the Clean mode delivers superior cleaning, while the Gum Care setting gives an additional minute of reduced-power brush, which means you are able to lightly rub your gums.

After testing both toothbrushes for multiple days, I discovered that the Philips Sonicare 4100 and Philips Sonicare 5100 electric toothbrushes effectively eliminate plaque, particularly near the gum line. Plaque disclosing tests confirm that the 4100 does a very good job of cleaning your teeth. I get that deep and invigorating clean feeling after each use. I certainly have no complaints. You can switch between 2 brushing modes The Philips Sonicare 4100 electric toothbrush is an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable and efficient toothbrush with advanced Sonicare technology. As you can see, the 1100 is the most affordable. This isn’t too surprising given it has the least features. The difference is that the Philips Sonicare 4100 ProtectiveClean only has one mode (clean), while the Sonicare 4500 has two cleaning modes (clean and gum care).This is more than acceptable from the rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, but the industry average does tend to be around 3-4 weeks. So the 4100 perhaps falls marginally behind here. The benefit is the slimmer and lighter handle. USB charging is more convenient for some. It takes up to 24 hours to charge the 4100. USB charging has some advantages Detailed comparison: what’s the difference between the 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000 Series Sonicare toothbrushes?

In summary, while the Sonicare 4100 and 5100 electric toothbrushes both serve as highly efficient tools for enhancing oral health, the Sonicare 5100’s multiple brushing modes and advanced features make it an ideal option for those seeking a tailored cleaning experience. What’s the Difference Between 4100 & 5100? Where you get a large visible light on many Oral-B brushes, you don’t on the 4100. Technically the BrushSync replacement reminder LED also flashes amber. Given its position and size, it is not the easiest to see.

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Plaque disclosing tests confirm that the 4100 does a very good job of cleaning your teeth. I get that deep and invigorating clean feeling after each use. I certainly have no complaints. You can switch between 2 brushing intensities We don’t know the exact environmental impact of this particular model, but as a general rule the impact of electric toothbrushes is around 11 times more than a manual brush. Simplicity is available in the form of only one cleaning function, with the choice of switching the cleaning intensity between low and high. The Philips Sonicare 4100 and 5100 electric toothbrushes effectively remove plaque and promote good oral hygiene. While the Sonicare 4100 comes with one C2 Optimal Plaque Control brush head, the Sonicare 5100 features one G2 Optimal Gum Care brush head. In addition, the 5100 boasts three brushing modes making it a more expensive option.