Tuesday 08 April/2025 – 09:34 PM
I saw a brush Teeth Micro transformations since their invention, starting with the primitive versions made of animal bones, through plastic models, and reaching the electric brush that has become a common choice, but innovation is the latest teeth cleaning techniques, is a qualitative shift in this field, according to what was published in the New York Post.
Creating a smart toothbrush to clean the teeth
In the context of seeking to improve oral and dental health, Dr. Kenny Brown, the wounds of the mouth, face and jaws, invented a smart toothbrush called “Feno”, which creates a shift in the traditional cleaning method, and the price of the device is $ 299, and it features a full oral design that contains 18 thousand nylon rituals, able to clean all the teeth in one time in just 20 seconds.
Vino’s toothbrush is not satisfied with quick cleaning, but rather depends on advanced technology that includes a digital oral survey to monitor early signs of health problems, adding a new diagnostic dimension for daily dental care.
Smart design inspired by thousands of data
“Veno” consists of three main pieces, an U -shaped oral piece, a handle to install, and a charger, and it was designed based on data taken from more than 20 thousand mouths, to ensure the suitability of the hairs for the smallest human mouth details, and to achieve comprehensive coverage of all teeth.
The package also includes foaming toothpaste with mint flavor, scraper of tongue, in addition to a free month subscription in the “Vino Plus” service, which provides accurate health analyzes via a built -in scanner, and sends personal reports to the user that include indicators such as declining gums or teeth pigmentation.
Ovenness of traditional brushes and ease of use
Dr. Brown stressed that the “Vino” brush is more effective than the competing devices thanks to its strongest nylon barley compared to common silicone capitals, along with its strong engine that gives an effective cleaning movement covering all teeth at the same time.
The toothbrush works by placing the foam between the hairs, then turning the device and moving gently inside the mouth in a circular motion, the device stops automatically after 20 seconds, indicating the end of the cleaning process completely.
The creator of the Vino brush hopes to develop the device to include more sizes to suit all groups, including children and people who have lost some of their teeth. Work is also underway to launch new flavors for toothpaste and develop the device to be easier in pregnancy during travel, while improving the battery life.
Dr. Brown is also considering expanding his products to include oral health supplements such as refreshing and enhanced oral hygiene tablets.