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Philips AI electric toothbrush maps your mouth for better cleaning
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New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
I regret that I haven't been on the electric toothbrush beat over the last few years.
Philips' latest offering, the Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige, uses AI to identify which parts of your mouth you've covered, and where you've missed a couple of teeth.
The brush features a display on the handle that shows a 12-segments mouth map as you brush.
Philips' current top-of-the-line toothbrush comes in at $US430, while Oral-B isn't far behind at $400 (currently discounted to $351 on Amazon).
If you don't want to wait – and don't mind using an app to review your mouth map – this brush we reviewed from Oclean covers all the bases for a lot less money.