Tencent Digital (Dr. Hamish) Dyson is a company known for producing vacuum cleaners and is now planning to enter the field of oral hygiene. It is reported that Dyson is developing a "super Toothbrush" that can spray a strong stream of water to flush away plaque and food debris from teeth.
According to the Evening Standard report, Dyson has submitted a patent for this toothbrush. The company's idea is to design a toothbrush that does not require bristles, and flushes the debris between the crevices of teeth through high-speed water flow.
According to patent information, this toothbrush will have a nozzle that allows the user to adjust the flow rate of the water. In addition, it is equipped with a water reservoir for storing water or Toothpaste, capable of supporting three long-term flushes or several short-term use.
In addition, this toothbrush may be equipped with a light sensor or camera, which will give it an automatic water jet function. When the toothbrush is close to the teeth, it will automatically eject water and clean the gap.
Dyson's toothbrush may be equipped with 6 buttons to control various functions. The speed of the brush head can reach 6,000 times per minute, which helps to clear the oral parts that are difficult to reach at ordinary times. At the same time, it will also incorporate a sensor to remind the user that brushing too much force may cause damage to the teeth and gums.
Not long ago, Dyson just launched a $400 Supersonic blower, so we think this toothbrush will not be too cheap. The Dyson spokesman said that the company had obtained 450 patents in 2016, but he declined to comment on the technology being developed.
Source: Digital Trends
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