Dr. Monika Negi is a qualified Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist with over five years of clinical and academic experience and over two years in P&G Research and Development. A Commonwealth Scholar, she holds a Master of Science in Global Health & Management from the University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom, and a Master of Dental Surgery and Bachelor of Dental Surgery from H.P. University, India.
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At Procter & Gamble, Monika plays a pivotal role in the Global Oral Care R&D within the Global Professional & Scientific Relations team. Leveraging her clinical expertise and academic rigor, she drives the scientific advancement of Global Oral Care products, ensuring they are clinically validated, and aligned with industry-leading standards. Monika is also responsible for all technical and scientific training for the Global Professional and Scientific Relations team. Her contributions have enhanced product credibility and fortified P&G’s commitment to evidence-based innovation. 
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Monika has been partnering with the team at Oral-B by fact-checking and reviewing our blogs on dental health.

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1. __Electric toothbrushes offer several benefits__ over manual toothbrushes. They provide superior plaque removal. 
2. __Some electric toothbrushes have advanced technology__ features including oscillating/rotating bristles, built-in timers, pressure sensors, and Bluetooth technology.  
3. __Electric toothbrushes are suitable for all,__ and they make brushing easier and more thorough, promoting better oral health outcomes.

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