Amazon’s Best Cyber Monday Deals for Dental

I dislike Cyber Monday hysteria. Personally, I like to keep a running list of “big ticket” items and then check them out on Cyber Monday. That way, I know what I’m hunting for and don’t get distracted by things I don’t need.

However, this is the best time of year to invest in that electric toothbrush you’ve been considering. You’ll find great deals on electric toothbrushes today – stock up for the whole family.

We’ve rounded up the best deals on Amazon today for the Oral Care section: electric toothbrushes, replacement heads, toothpaste, and kids.

For some of these deals, you have to clip an instant coupon on Amazon’s site to have the deal price applied at checkout.

Happy saving!

 

Electric Toothbrushes

Oral-B Vitality Floss for $16.99 (list price $26.21)

Oral-B Pro 500 for $21.95 (list price $43.99)

Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart Electric for $159 (list price $230)

Philips Sonicare Essence for $24.95 (list price $49.99)

Oral-B 6000 SmartSeries for $89.00 (list price $199.99)

Oral-B 7000 SmartSeries for $94.95 (list price $219.99)

Oral-B Pro 7500 for $99.99 (list price $145.98)

Replacement Heads

Philips Sonicare ProResults Replacement Heads for $23.74 (list price $24.99)

Philips Sonicare E-Series Replacement Heads for $17.98 (list price $18.93)

Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Replacement Heads for $35.10 (list price $36.95)

Philips Sonicare Adaptive Replacement Heads for $14.95 (list price $29.99)

Floss

Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser for $49.99 (list price $79.99)

Toothpaste

Redmond Earthpaste for $15.75 (list price $19.18)

Jason Sea Fresh Toothpaste for $4.38 (list price $4.61)

TheraBreath for $15.14 (list price $15.94)

Sensodyne Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth Pack of 4 for $19.91 (list price $20.96)

Kids

RADIUS Totz Toothbrush for $7.16 (list price $10.10)

Oral-B Frozen Kids Electric Toothbrush for $17.49 (list price $19.97)

Philips Sonicare for Kids Bluetooth for $39.97 (list price $49.99)

Supplements

NOW L-Arginine for $12.44 (list price $23.99)

 

Dr. Mark Burhenne

Ask the Dentist is supported by readers. If you use one of the links above and buy something, Ask the Dentist makes a little bit of money at no additional cost to you. I rigorously research, test, and use thousands of products every year, but recommend only a small fraction of these. I only promote products that I truly feel will be valuable to you in improving your oral health. 

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