A technology website called The Verge recently wrote about a Bluetooth-ready toothbrush called Beam.
The Bluetooth-enabled toothbrush — which will retail for $50 with $3 replaceable heads — transmits brushing data to a free mobile app that includes everything from a history of your brushing habits to a timer to keep you scrubbing for the recommended two minutes.
The app also features brushing goals and lets you listen to music while cleaning your teeth.
It seems technology won’t be staying out of our mouths for much longer.
While this may seem an unnecessary addition to a toothbrush, I can see applications with parents who want to keep their kids on track with their brushing schedules.
Using the app together might make it more fun to brush for two minutes than simply being told to do so.
More info on the Beam brush can be found on the company’s site




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