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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the different modes of Oral B cleaning?

  The 8 modes are: 1 Daily Clean 2 Gum Care (Also referred to as ... 3 Sensitive 4 Super Sensitive 5 Whitening/Whiten 6 Pro Clean (Previously Deep Cle ... 7 Intense 8 Tongue Clean

• What's the professional timer on an Oral B toothbrush?

  Although not present in all electric toothbrushes Oral-B manufacture, the vast majority have what Oral-B call a professional timer. Also known as the quadpacer or 30 second timer, this is an additional feature which assists in the brushing routine. During a 2 minute cleaning cycle, there are four periods of 30 seconds.

• How many oscillations does An Oral B brush have?

  Those brushes with a built-in timer and quadpacer built in which will give an audible tone, via a pause in the brushing motion at 30 second intervals and then at the end of the 2 minute cycle. 2,600-9,900 oscillations and 12,000-45,000 pulsations (subject to model – see power delivery).

• Which is the biggest sanctions challenge in financial services?

  For companies involved in more complicated transactions, however, e.g., multinational banks, the situation appears to be otherwise. The biggest sanctions challenge, cited by 56% of survey respondents and 71% of compliance executives, is the complexity of screening all dimensions of financial transactions.

• Is the issue of sanctions a growing concern?

  Nearly half of respondents surveyed (46%) by the Economist Intelligence Unit consider sanctions compliance a growing concern; and 63% say it has consumed more time, money, and personnel in the last three years.

• Is there a lack of awareness in sanctions compliance?

  Despite a measure of apparent confidence, financial services executives recognize that there is a lack of awareness in sanctions compliance that needs to be addressed. Although 64% of survey respondents believe that their sanctions compliance efforts are sufficient, beneath the surface there is less confidence.

• How are sanctions used in the global economy?

  Sanctions and global markets are closely intertwined, with governments using the former to stop certain actors from exploiting the economic opportunities of globalization. Lord Patten, former External Affairs Commissioner of the EU, sees no let-up in their “epidemic use.