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If you are undergoing treatment for any oral care condition, 
consult your dental professional prior to use.

Description

a  Oral-B Precision Clean brush head
b  Pressure sensor light
c  On/off button (mode selection)
d Handle
e  Charge indicator light
f  Low charge indicator light
g Basic charger
h  Brush head holder (depending on model)
i  Brush head compartment with protective cover (depending 

on model)

Specifications:
Type: 3757
Voltage: 220–240 V
Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Power: 1.2 W
Noise level: 63.5 db (A)
IP: 67

Connecting and charging

Your toothbrush has a waterproof handle, is electrically safe and 
designed for use in the bathroom.

Plug the basic charger (g) or the assembled charging unit (see 
picture B/C, page 2) into an electrical outlet and place the 
toothbrush handle (d) on the charging unit.
The green charge indicator light (e) flashes while the handle is 
being charged. Once it is fully charged, the green charge indicator 
light shines continuously for 5 seconds; then it turns off. A full 
charge takes at least 17 hours and enables approximately one 
week of regular brushing (twice a day, 2 minutes).
When the rechargeable battery is low, the red low charge indicator 
light (f) starts flashing after turning the toothbrush off.
For everyday use, the toothbrush handle can be stored on the 
charging unit to maintain it at full power. Overcharging is impos-
sible. However for environmental reasons, Oral-B recommends to 
unplug the charging unit until the next recharge is required.
To maintain the maximum capacity of the rechargeable battery, 
unplug the charging unit and fully discharge the handle with 
regular use at least every 6 months.

Please note: If the charge indicator light is not flashing immediately, 
continue charging. It will appear in 10–15 minutes.

Using your toothbrush

Wet brush head and apply toothpaste; you can use any kind of 
toothpaste. To avoid splashing, guide the brush head to your teeth 
before switching on the appliance. Guide the brush head slowly 
from tooth to tooth, spending a few seconds on each tooth surface. 
Brush the gums as well as the teeth, first the outsides, then the 
insides, finally the chewing surfaces (see picture 5, page 2). Do not 
press too hard or scrub.

Brushing modes (depending on model)

«Daily Clean» 

Exceptional mouth cleaning. This mode is best 
used with the 

Braun Oral-B Precision Clean 

brush head.

«Sensitive» 

Gentle, yet thorough cleaning for sensitive areas. 
For optimal brushing results please use the 

Braun Oral-B Sensitive brush head.

«Whitening» 

Exceptional polishing and whitening for occa-
sional or everyday use. For effective brushing 
results please use the 

Braun Oral-B 3D WHITE 

brush head.

We do not recommend using the Braun Oral-B 
3D WHITE brush head with braces. Children 
under 12 years old should not use the Braun 
Oral-B 3D WHITE brush head. 

All three brush heads feature light blue INDICATOR bristles to help 
you monitor brush head replacement need. With thorough brushing, 
twice a day for two minutes, the blue color will fade halfway 
approximately within 3 months, signalling it is time to replace the 
brush head.

How to switch between modes:

When pressing the on/off button (c) your toothbrush automatically 
starts in the «Daily Clean» mode. 
To switch to the «Sensitive» and «Whitening» mode, successively 
press the on/off button. 
To turn off your toothbrush from the «Whitening» mode, push the 
on/off button once more. 
If you wish to turn off your toothbrush from the «Daily Clean» or 
«Sensitive» mode, push and hold down the on/off button until the 
motor stops.

Pressure Sensor

Helping protect your teeth and gums from hard brushing, your 
toothbrush has a pressure control feature installed. If too much 
pressure is applied, the red pressure sensor light (b) will light 
reminding you to reduce pressure (see picture 3, page 2). In 
addition you will also hear a different sound while brushing. 
Periodically check the operation of the pressure sensor by pressing 
lightly on the brush head during use.

Professional Timer

A short stuttering sound at 30-second intervals reminds you to 
brush all four quadrants of your mouth equally (see picture 4, 
page 2). A long stuttering sound indicates the end of the profes-
sionally recommended 2-minute brushing time. The elapsed 
brushing time is memorised when the handle is briefly switched off 
during brushing. When pausing longer than 30 seconds the timer 
resets.

In the first few days of using any electric toothbrush, your gums 
may bleed slightly. In general, bleeding should stop after a few 
days. Should it persist after 2 weeks, please consult your dentist or 

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