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The 33 best oral care products on sale for Prime Day — over 80% off electric toothbrushes, teeth-whitening strips, water flossers and more

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The second and final day of the Prime Day savings event has some of the best oral care deals of the year, with brands ranging from Philips Sonicare and Oral-B to Colgate and Crest slashing the prices of some of their best-selling products.

If you’ve been looking for the best oral care products on sale for Prime Day, you’ve probably already noticed that there are literally thousands to choose from — we’re talking pages and pages of search results. To make your shopping experience a lot easier, we’ve done the hard work, sifted through all the deals, and found the 33 best ones.

To further simplify things, we’ve separated them into five major categories:

  • Electric Toothbrush Deals

  • Teeth Whitening-Product and Tongue Scraper Deals

  • Manual Toothbrush Deals

  • Water Flosser Deals

  • Alcohol-Free Mouthwash and Oral Rinse Deals

Now is the best time to snag an expensive premium electric toothbrush since they’re on sale. For instance, the No. 1 best-selling Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9500 Rechargeable Electric Power Toothbrush is currently $110 off — that’s 41% off its original retail price.

Looking for a top-quality water flosser? The cult-favorite Waterpik Cordless Advanced Water Flosser is 40% off — on sale for just $60! Another favorite is the Nicefeel 300ML Rechargeable Water Flosser, and it’s 74% off, plus an extra 10% off when you apply the ticked coupon — that’s 84% off total!

Also, if you’re looking for the ultimate teeth-whitening product, get the Colgate Optic White Overnight Teeth Whitening Pen. It’s on sale for under $18.

Check out all of these oral care deals below!

Best Prime Day Deals on Electric Toothbrushes

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Best Prime Day Deals on Teeth-Whitening Products And Tongue Scrapers

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Best Prime Day Deals on Manual Toothbrushes

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Best Prime Day Deals on Water Flossers

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Best Prime Day Deals on Alcohol-Free Mouthwashes and Oral Rinses

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