Oral-B Vitality Electric Toothbrush - Black

The Oral-B Vitality Pro offers up to 10 days of cordless brushing on a full charge. You can charge it as needed, or keep it on the charger between uses for continuous full power. For optimal battery longevity, it's recommended to occasionally let the battery drain completely before a full recharge.

The 'Daily Clean' mode is for standard everyday brushing. The 'Sensitive' mode reduces the brush head speed for a gentler clean, suitable for sensitive areas. The 'Sensitive Plus' mode provides an even softer experience for extreme sensitivity.

Yes, the Oral-B Vitality Pro is compatible with all Oral-B round brush heads. This includes popular options like CrossAction, Sensitive Clean, Sensi Ultrathin, and 3D White brush heads, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Oral-B brush heads feature indicator bristles that fade from green to yellow halfway, signaling when it's time for a replacement. This typically occurs after about 3 months of use. It's important to replace your brush head regularly to maintain optimal cleaning performance.

The Oral-B Vitality Pro handle is designed to be water-resistant and can be rinsed under running water. However, it is not recommended to use the charger in the shower or submerge the handle in water for extended periods.

The Oral-B Vitality Pro does not feature a visible pressure sensor that lights up or stops the brush when you press too hard. You should rely on a gentle touch to avoid applying excessive pressure.

Ensure the toothbrush is fully charged. Place it on the charger for at least 16 hours for the initial charge, or if it hasn't been used in a while. Try plugging the charger into a different power outlet.

Confirm the toothbrush is charging correctly by checking the charging light (if available, Info needed: [confirm charging light behavior]). If the battery life has significantly decreased over time, it may be due to the natural degradation of rechargeable batteries. Ensure you are charging it for the recommended duration.

Remove the brush head and reattach it firmly, ensuring it clicks into place. Check if there is any debris or toothpaste residue obstructing the shaft. If the issue persists, try a new brush head, as worn heads can sometimes affect performance.

The fading of indicator bristles is an estimate of wear. If they are not fading, ensure you are using enough pressure and brushing for the recommended time. If they are fading too quickly, you might be applying too much pressure. Consider replacing the brush head every 3 months regardless of fading.