The world’s first automatic toothbrush cleans teeth in 10 seconds
Amabrush is a hands-free device that uses vibrations to do its work.
A new crowdfunding project on Kickstarter is raising funds for what it claims is the world’s first automatic toothbrush.
Amabrush is a mouth guard-like device that contains vibrating bristles and a magnetic handle to enable different users to pick up different mouthpieces and avoid contamination.
Toothpaste capsules are fitted into the mouthpiece and foam then pushes through the bristles, which Amabrush says are directed in a 45 degree angle against the gingival (gum) area of teeth to simulate the Bass method – a recommended brushing technique by dentists.
As a teeth cleaning system, Amabrush has clearly hit the right note, as its Kickstarter campaign has already surpassed its funding goal with more than three weeks of its campaign left.
Shipping of the Amabrush is due to begin in December this year.
