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Dyson has launched a new electric toothbrush priced at £419 that features a tiny 100k-pixel macro lens camera analyzing 28 images per second. The toothbrush connects to a smartphone app, allowing users to see inside their mouth and receive real-time feedback on brushing technique, including pressure and effectiveness over time. It includes a built-in flosser and water jet that shoots 0.15ml of liquid between teeth, which Dyson claims removes 69% more plaque than market-leading electric toothbrushes. Users can control vibration intensity and choose to combine or separate brushing and flossing modes. The device also works with Dyson's sensitive toothpaste that doesn't foam, enabling better camera identification. Early reviewers report clinically healthier gums in two weeks, with one five-star reviewer praising the clean feeling and powerful yet painless flossing jet.
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Dyson has entered the oral care market with a high-tech electric toothbrush that features a tiny macro lens camera capable of analyzing 28 images per second. The device, priced at £419, represents a significant departure from conventional toothbrushes.
Key Features
- In-mouth camera: A 100k-pixel macro lens captures real-time footage inside the user's mouth
- App integration: The toothbrush connects to a smartphone app, displaying what the camera sees and providing in-app feedback during brushing
- Brushing map: Tracks technique effectiveness over time
- Adjustable vibration intensity: Users can control settings, particularly beneficial for those with sensitive teeth
- Built-in flosser and water jet: Delivers 0.15ml of liquid between teeth to reach areas missed during flossing
Performance Claims
Dyson states the toothbrush removes 69% more plaque than market-leading electric toothbrushes. The company also claims clinically healthier gums can be achieved in just two weeks.
Additional Options
For users with sensitive teeth, Dyson offers a sensitive toothpaste that reduces dryness and does not foam. This allows the camera to better identify areas requiring improvement. Users can choose to combine flossing and brushing modes or use each function separately.
Early Reception
One five-star reviewer commented: "Even after one use I was hooked. It takes a little moment to get the technique right, but I'm so impressed at how clean and fresh my mouth felt after use! The flossing jet felt really powerful without being painful. I love the fact you can choose different modes of brushing, but also can turn flossing off if you just want to have a brush."
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Dyson launches $499 AI-powered toothbrush with camera, real-time feedback, and automatic mouthwash spray