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The Sonicare 7350 is the same as the 7300; it just comes with a few more extras in the box (usually another brush head or holder or something). I don't think they're normally sold in stores. Dental offices and online sotres are more likely to sell these "bundles."

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Does it go the other way around as well?

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Even if it does clean teeth better than a Sonicare or Oral-B, without the widespread availability of the brush heads I don't see this product gaining much popularity.

As it stands, I can can brush heads for the Sonicare and Oral-B at almost any grocery store.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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