If ordinary toothbrushes are confirmed to be less efficient at removing bacteria than electric toothbrushes, why do some people still choose to use them, only because of the price?

I've noticed some friends and family members still use manual toothbrushes even though electric ones are available. Is there a specific reason for this preference? My dentist says it's only truly necessary for people with disabilities or issues to use manual toothbrushes. Also, information online suggests anyone can benefit from electric ones for a superior clean than a manual one. And brands like Soocas, Waterpik even have electric toothbrushes with water floss which claim remove up to 35x more stains. Anyone who has used this product tell me if it really works? I'm currently receiving dental care for cavities, and I want to prevent getting them again, so I'm wondering if electric toothbrush or brush and floss in one toothbrush could help me with this.

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