Black Rechargeable Electric Tooth Polisher – 5 Heads & 4 Modes

Black Rechargeable Electric Tooth Polisher – 5 Heads & 4 Modes

£59.00
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Tired of stubborn tea, coffee, or wine stains? Our black electric dental polisher delivers professional-grade plaque and stain removal conveniently at home. Designed with 4 adjustable modes and gentle silicone heads, it’s perfect for sensitive teeth, restorations, and busy lifestyles. Get that fresh, just-polished smile without the hassle—safe, effective, and travel-ready.

Black Rechargeable Electric Tooth Polisher – 5 Heads & 4 Modes

Black Rechargeable Electric Tooth Polisher – 5 Heads & 4 Modes

£59.00

Why You'll Love it

"Just-Polished" Smoothness

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Achieve a dentist-clean feel at home.

Restoration-Safe Care

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Gentle on crowns, implants, and sensitive gums.

4 Power Modes

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Customizable cleaning from Soft to Strong.

Cordless & Portable

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USB rechargeable for travel and convenience.

Why You'll Love it

Customised Cleaning Experience

Enjoy a personalised clean with 4 speed modes—Soft, Normal, Middle, Strong—to suit your teeth and sensitivity.

  • Pressure control reduces enamel wear and gum irritation
  • Silicone and brush heads designed for implants, veneers, braces
  • Portable, ergonomic design with hygienic, reusable parts

Convenience Meets Safety

Say goodbye to long dental waits and abrasive products. This electric polisher offers a safe, gentle alternative to manual brushing or whitening strips. Its cordless USB Type-C rechargeable design gives you freedom and flexibility at home or on the go.

How to Use: Four Simple Steps

Complete Kit for All Smiles

Equipped with 5 specialized heads and a handy wrench for easy replacement, this kit covers all your polish needs. From stubborn stains to hard-to-reach plaque.

  • Includes silicone rub, flattop brush, polishing cups
  • Waterproof and easy to clean after every use
  • USB-C charger for quick 2-3 hour recharge

Frequently asked questions

Is this safe to use on crowns, veneers, implants, and fillings?

Will it damage my enamel if I use it regularly?

How is this different from an electric toothbrush?

Can I use it if I have sensitive teeth or gum recession?

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