Oral-B Triumph with SmartGuide
The basics
The Oral-B® Triumph™ with SmartGuide is the first toothbrush to feature a wireless interactive display which monitors your brushing activity to help optimise brushing habits.
While you brush, a clock timer on the wireless display encourages you to brush for the dentist-recommended two minutes, guiding you to change mouth quadrant every 30 seconds. The SmartGuide also helps prevent gum damage by warning you if you brush too hard, and advises you when it's time to change the brush head.
The advanced FlossAction™ brush head uses MicroPulse™ bristles to reach deep between teeth and along the gum line to sweep away plaque for a clean that's clinically proven to remove more plaque than an ordinary manual toothbrush.
Alternatively, use the dentist-inspired ProBright brush head with its special polishing cup to gently remove surface stains and naturally whiten teeth in 21 days.
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HandyAndy21 September 2009
There seem to be various versions of this toothbrush available, the IQ4000, 5000, 9500, 9900 just to name some. It would be useful to know which model you tested.
Report as inappropriateRichard Tordoff25 September 2009
Hi I think that this is the product name but is also known in some shops as the 9900 version. I am looking at them at the moment and feel that this is essentially and old badge of the new 5000 range. Good luck
Report as inappropriatemilena09 November 2011
can somebody tell why the new oral b triumph 5000 is so badly design? i just bought that thing for myself and my husband and we cant use the base for it because you cant use the base without the charger being in it, so if you dont have the socket in your bathroom then you can either have a wire hanging out of your sink or not use the base and just place the head brushes in a soap tray or something, i am so annoyed with that, and there is point of contacting customer service because they dont care!!!!
Report as inappropriateMartin Lamden06 May 2012
Excellent brush worthy of its high rating, however it is not possible to change the batteries so after a year or two you will be forced to replace what is after all a very expensive toothbrush
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