Bluetooth Toothbrush

[Joe (SoCal)]

So after my last dentist appointment Renee convinced me to start tackling my dental health head on. So we bought these Bluetooth electric toothbrushes . I’m a super competitive guy and the app that comes with the toothbrushes is fully interactive and uses the camera and LiDAR Scanner to show when each quadrant is clean. Add that we also got a water pick for flossing. Renee is very happy

[lupussonic]

Makes me want to shoot myself in the face.

But I'm happy if you are, I guess.

[bluedog225]

That sums it up.

[Jimmy W]

So are your tooths blue yet?

[Jimmy W]

Does it come with Bitedefender Antivirus built in?

[L.W. Baxter]

like a comedy skit of how messed up people are in the future

[Paul Pless]

Makes me want to shoot myself in the face.

But I'm happy if you are, I guess.

this

[Hugh Conway]

Didn’t know so many dentists post here, y’all sound worried.

[epoxyboy]

this

That.
Imagine the global halitosis problem, when hackers gain access to the app .

Pete

[Canoez]

[Keith Wilson]

It seems like a parody to me, but hey, whatever works. At least it keeps a bunch of software designers and electronics manufacturing people employed.

[George.]

You know Putin will be able to tell how often you floss, though.

[mmd]

I have always said that if you want to see the future, watch old episodes of Star Trek. Little did I know that The Jetsons was prescient, too...

[Norman Bernstein]

I thought my brand new Bluetooth refrigerator was kinda dumb, but....

[Jim Bow]

My Bluetooth shoes tell my Apple watch which foot to move next when I’m walking.

[TomF]

Not sure I'd trust a Bluetooth about things dental. But there are probably filters on your iPhone's camera to fix any troubles...

[CWSmith]

Makes me want to shoot myself in the face.

But I'm happy if you are, I guess.

Can we hook our tooth brush up to the internet so it can spy on us while we brush?

[bluedog225]

You’re squeezing your toothpaste wrong.

[Canoeyawl]

Brushing your teeth may help prevent dementia

[TomF]

Brushing your teeth may help prevent dementia

If I'm already squeezing my toothpaste wrong, it's too late...

[CWSmith]

Brushing your teeth may help prevent dementia

And heart disease.

[bluedog225]

A toothbrush that fancy, you should give it a name.

[John Meachen]

A toothbrush that fancy, you should give it a name.

If its bluetooth,surely the only name would be Harald?

[JayInOz]

And no selfie with rabies like toothpaste foam? C'mon Joe we expect better from you

[bluedog225]

I would call it Death.....

[David W Pratt]

Can you post your data like on Strava?

[Decourcy]

As to tech, Joe, you just jumped the shark.

[Joe (SoCal)]

It's not tech, it's frou frou.

Actually do any of you know about LiDar and VR ? Pretty amazing Tech and it geolocates where the toothbrush is located in what quadrant of your mouth as well the pressure you are applying.

No sharks were jumped

Lidar is a method for measuring distances by illuminating the target with laser light and measuring the time the reflection of the light takes to return to the sensor. Differences in laser return times and wavelengths can then be used to make digital 3-D representations of the target

[Joe (SoCal)]

Can you post your data like on Strava?

I also have a Bluetooth bathroom scale that gives me Body fat / muscle mass / water weight / & BMI , I also have a Bluetooth blood pressure cuff that all links to my iPhone and health app

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I’ll check
My Strava
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[Jimmy W]

Yes, I know what it is. I also know that OralB doesn't claim to have Lidar or a camera on their website.

[Joe (SoCal)]

It ABSOLUTELY uses the camera I had to set that all up when I was setting up the Bluetooth, and I believe the brochure said LiDar with the iPhone 12 Pro app. Whatever, it is dead on accurate to know EXACLY where and how much pressure I’m applying.

[Katherine]

This is insane.

[Jimmy W]

I expect that it measures the angles at which it is held and the amount of slowing caused by excess pressure.

[L.W. Baxter]

you can just use your hand and your brain to locate the toothbrush in your mouth

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[Jimmy W]

Try standing on your head and brushing and see if it still gets the correct quadrant.