Some people hate brushing their teeth so that they may fall short on their brushing efforts, either by not brushing long enough, or they may not brush at all. Also, some people are just simply unable to brush their teeth at all due to circumstances beyond their control, such as illness.
For this reason, Amabrush, the world's first automatic toothbrush, was created with the goal of providing simple and correct tooth-brushing for all.
What is the Amabrush?
The Amabrush is a fully automatic toothbrush that makes everyday brushing simpler, faster, and more efficient. This is a new patented device that is the first of its kind and operates with just the push of a button for clean teeth in as little as ten seconds.
Why the Amabrush?
Studies show that more than 90% of gum disease is due to brushing that is performed incorrectly. Also, many people report feeling too tired in the evening to the do the dentist's daily recommended second brushing.
The Amabrush provides a simple solution to these, and other tooth-brushing dilemmas, with the automatic toothbrush.
What are the Benefits of the Amabrush?
The main advantage of the Amabrush it that it makes brushing automatic. By doing so, it enables you to brush your teeth in half the time of manual brushing, and it also eliminates the mess of dealing with toothpaste.
Another benefit of the Amabrush is that it makes brushing quicker, which frees up more time for other things. The average person spends approximately 108 days brushing their teeth, which takes about 180 seconds each tooth-brushing session. The Amabrush cuts your tooth-brushing time in half, or to only 60 seconds, while effectively cleaning each tooth.
It doesn't matter what you spend on a toothbrush or what brand of toothbrush you have. If you're misusing it, your efforts will be ineffective. According to experts, toothbrushes should be held lightly, like pencils, so that the pressure is light as possible. Also, the bristles should be aligned at a 45-degree angle against the gum line, and the pressure should be soft. You should also use light force to move the bristles back and forth to allow them to remove plaque without damaging your gums.
The Amabrush takes each of these factors into consideration with its patented design.
The bristles are angled at a 45-degree angle and soft to prevent damaging the gums as it maneuvers up against it. In addition, the pressure against your teeth is light and soft vibrations move the bristles back and forth, which allow them to remove plaque while keeping your gums undamaged. Furthermore, the Amabrush covers all of your teeth, so they are each cleaned effectively and at the same time.
About the Amabrush
Amarbrush's three-part system includes the mouthpiece, the handpiece, and the toothpaste capsules.
The mouthpiece is comprised of a flexible antibacterial material with intricately arranged bristles and built-in micro-channels.
The flexible mouthpiece contains antibacterial silicone that kills 99.9% of all bacteria, and the built-in micro-channels deliver toothpaste to your teeth, while 3D-arranged bristles on both sides brush your teeth.
The Amabrush is soft enough to prevent damaging the gums and strong enough to clean your teeth effectively. In addition, it can be cleaned just as you would a traditional toothbrush, simply rinse and store away.
How it Works
The Amabrush was designed in close association with both dental universities as well as dentists to provide clean teeth without gum damage.
The makers of the Amabrush carefully analyzed the jaws of more than 2,000 adult men and women to design the flexible mouthpiece. Also, because it is comprised of flexible material, any minor differences between mouth sizes is evened out once it is inserted into the mouth.
Furthermore, the Amabrush is designed to stimulate the Bass Method, which is recommended by dentists, so the bristles are angled at a 45-degree angle against the gingival cuff, and reduce the risk of needing periodontal disease treatments.
Additionally, the bristles are soft, as comparable to soft-bristle toothbrushes, to prevent gum damage. And also similar to toothbrushes, the mouthpiece should be replaced every 3-6 months to maintain proper hygiene.
The hand-piece is made using complex technology, which uses a smart algorithm that operates in various vibrations, resulting in the coordinated movement of the bristles at different resonant frequencies.
It also has an amplitude of 9.5G to provide strong vibrations as it oscillates the bristles to clean your teeth, and it cleans all of your teeth simultaneously, for quick brushing in as little as 10 seconds.
Lastly, the built-in mechanism foams and disperses toothpaste, in just the right amount, to your teeth. Additionally, the integrated battery lasts up to 28 brushing sessions without charging. That equates to approximately two weeks of brushing two times a day without recharging. It also includes a low-energy wireless charging module that can even be charged via your wireless Smartphone.
The toothpaste capsule is inserted into the handpiece, automatically providing the perfect amount of toothpaste each time you brush your teeth. The specially formulated toothpaste capsule is available in three different FDA-approved types, which includes Sensitive, which is rose-colored and contains no fluoride, Extra Fresh, which is blue, and Whitening, which is white. It is also a bit more liquid than traditional toothpaste to accommodate the mouthpiece.
The toothpaste is produced and specially formulated by a major manufacturer who has a history of making toothpaste for more than 100 years. This European manufacturer holds the IFS-HPC certificate and fulfills the quality requirement for the IFS Household and Personal Care products and the DIN EN ISO 13485.
To use the Amabrush, just insert the device into your mouth and press the button, then allow the unit 10 seconds to work its magic. After 10 seconds, remove the device from your mouth; spit, and then rinse the unit for future use..
About the Author
Dr. Marichia Attalla is a leading Periodontist in Nassau County, Long Island NY. Learn about periodontal treatments and services by visiting her website.
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