Toothbrushes
Frequently Asked Questions About Toothbrushes
Q1. S1 or E1, which Fang toothbrush should I buy?
The S1 at Rs. 3,999 has five modes, a patented levitation sonic motor with 6.5mm bristle travel, Type-C charging and about six months per charge. The E1 is lighter, with three modes, IPX7 waterproofing and about six weeks per charge. Buy the S1 if you want the full mode range and the longest battery.
Q2. Is an electric toothbrush worth switching to?
For most people yes, because it removes technique from the equation. You glide rather than scrub, and the sonic vibration does the plaque removal. Someone with genuinely good manual technique gains less.
Q3. How often do brush heads need replacing and what do they cost?
Every three months, at Rs. 249 per head. Each handle takes its own head, so order the one that matches your S1 or E1.
Q4. Is sonic better than an oscillating brush?
They work differently rather than one being universally superior. Sonic brushes vibrate at high frequency and stir fluid around the teeth, which reaches areas the bristles do not physically touch. Fang uses a patented levitation sonic motor tuned for micro-vibration rather than hammering.
Q5. Can I use an electric brush with sensitive gums or braces?
Yes. Start on Sensitive mode, let the brush rest against the teeth without pressing, and use the S1's Gum Care mode regularly. If you wear braces, pair the brush with a water flosser and orthodontic tips for the areas the brush cannot clear.