If an electric toothbrush isn’t high-tech enough for you, then you could kick it up a notch with the Triumph with SmartGuide. The brush monitors how you are cleaning your teeth – time, area and pressure, and sends that information back to a base station. This base station, which can be stuck on a bathroom mirror, then tells you where and for how long you should be focusing in order to get a thorough and even brushing.
This gadgetry doesn’t come cheap though, costing as much as a trip to the dentist at $280. It will be available in the UK from next month.[Spuch]
The Brush & Rinse toothbrush from Amron Experimental creates a little water fountain for you to sip from when it’s time to rinse. Hey, this is a solution to a problem that’s long overdue.
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In their quest to save our dying planet, ecologically concerned people are often forced to make sacrifices. If you’re compelled to join them, you can start by getting rid of that fancy superstore toothbrush and replace it with the Source Toothbrush, an environmentally friendly hygienic tool constructed from wood fiber and a special plastic made from Nebraska corn. Its replaceable heads also feature the world’s first “radial bristling” for maximum plaque-busting power. Nobody says you have to have bad breath to be a tree hugging hippie. $7.95 [Source Toothbrush via UberReview]
