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I wanted to improve oral hygiene so bought an electric toothbrush. however i found using it made me feel dizzy. is this normal? is there anything i can do to stop it as i would really like to use one. thanks
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The strong vibration: might be upsetting you. You also might have a cavity that is being activated, HRS, MD, FACC www.thepmc.org
Answered 7/4/2020
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