Treat your teeth and save $70 on this Oral-B smart toothbrush at Amazon now

Rebecca Norris
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Give your teeth and gums the TLC they need with this major deal on an Oral-B toothbrush.
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Now through October 16, Amazon shoppers can enjoy more than 30% off the Oral-B iO Series 7 Electric Toothbrush, bringing the price down to $149.94 from its normal $219.99. Unlike many other electric toothbrushes, the Oral-B iO Series 7 toothbrush connects via Wi-Fi to an app that gives users real-time advice on how to get a better brushing. The iO7 electric toothbrush also lights up whenever too much pressure is applied, and vibrates to tell you when you've completed brushing a given section of your mouth. Even if you don’t brush with the app open, your session will show up, giving you a detailed history of your oral care habits.
While we haven't yet tested the iO Series 7 toothbrush, two Oral-B models, the Pro 3000 ($79.99) and the Pro 1000 ($39.97), topped our list of the best electric toothbrushes. What’s more, while I haven’t tested the iO Series 7 myself, I swear by the Series 6 (from $126), which has many of the same features—including the app, pressure sensor, removable head, interactive display, convenient carrying case and overall streamlined appearance. 
If you’re looking to up your oral care, there’s no time like the present—but don't wait, since this deal won't last.
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Source: USA Today

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