Clarkson
10-29-2004, 07:37 PM
Gillette and FDA notified healthcare professionals and consumers of a recall
of Oral-B CrossAction Power and PowerMAX toothbrushes and refills. Instances
have occurred where the brush head became loose in the mouth during the
assisted brushing of teeth of persons with special needs, such as cerebral
palsy or autism. During brushing, the loose brush ...{br}{br}View the Entire Article (http://www.health-and-fitness-information.com/articles/200410/oral-b-toothbrushes-recalled/){br}
of Oral-B CrossAction Power and PowerMAX toothbrushes and refills. Instances
have occurred where the brush head became loose in the mouth during the
assisted brushing of teeth of persons with special needs, such as cerebral
palsy or autism. During brushing, the loose brush ...{br}{br}View the Entire Article (http://www.health-and-fitness-information.com/articles/200410/oral-b-toothbrushes-recalled/){br}