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| The Playful Toothbrush Game | | 2008-07-09 02:54:00 | | Here’s a computer game that would probably help your child save on future trips to any cosmetic dentists or emergency dentist: a software game that would encourage your kids to brush their teeth. Playful Toothbrush is the product of scientists at Taiwan University and aims to help parents and dentists to get children to brush their teeth effectively.
The game is similar to games on the Nintendo | | By: Gadget Reviews and How-Tos | | |
| | Product Review: Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush | | 2008-06-30 21:57:22 | | Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush
The following is a description and some features of Dr. Collins Periodontal Toothbrush according to the Dr. Collins website:
…Dr. Collins Perio Toothbrush penetrates the areas between teeth and gums removing plaque and food particles, while gently massaging gums without pain and bleeding. It gives you cleaner teeth, healthier gums and saves tooth [...] | | By: Defend Your Teeth With These Dental Care Tips | | |
| | Oral-B Triumph 9900 Toothbrush with Smart Guide | | 2008-06-28 10:51:00 | | So, can a toothbrush be considered a gadget? Yes, if it’s the Oral-B Triumph 9900 Toothbrush with Smart Guide. I didn’t know a lot of technology put on a toothbrush. The Oral-B Triumph 9900 will save you lots of visits to your dentists in Leicester.
The Oral-B Triumph has 40,000 pulsations per minute, both in and out, which can gently loosen plaque. It also has 8,800 side to side oscillations | | By: Gadget Reviews and How-Tos | | |
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| A Guide to Buying an Electric Toothbrush | | 2008-06-18 00:00:00 | | In order to keep our trips to the dentist down, many of us have decided to use electric toothbrushes on a regular basis to give ourselves a dentist-quality cleaning without the fear of a drill. Using every technique a dentist normally recommends, i.e. flossing, using mouthwash, etc. can be extremely time consuming on a busy [...] | | By: Resources Zone | | |
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| Toothbrush Fence | | 2008-05-22 17:09:00 | | So I've decided to plan a trip to New Zealand in the next month or two. The reason I've made this decision is pictured to the right. It appears New Zealand is home to a unique attraction like no other - a toothbrush fence!There's a string of over fifty toothbrushes tied to a wire fence in Te Pahu, New Zealand. Local man Laird McGillicuddy Graeme Cairns decided to start stringing toothbrushes up on the fence to attract tourism. It seems so obviously obvious to me now that a few dozen toothbrushes strung up on a fence is the instant cure to lack of tourist money.When asked about the idea, Cairns said, "I noticed toothbrushes were like tropical fish as they come in a bewildering range of colors and shapes. Toothbrushes are something you don't usually display but they're actually quite pretty."I can't wait to visit the toothbrush fence! | | By: Sunrise on the Sufferbus | | |
| | | New Colgate whitening toothbrush | | 2008-05-08 21:32:00 | | I didn't only get deodorant.. Nope.. I went and got me a new brush to keep up my pearly whites..:) (Ok.. the real reason I needed one badly is b/c I was cheap the last time, and figured a cheap one would be just as good for the time being. Big faux pas! I ended up with bristles in my mouth everytime I brushed. :/ Learn from my mistake lol.) And I guess this week I was lucky b/c I got the right new toothbrush too which I also plan to stick to for a long time to come: Colgates new Whitening toothbrush (Doh! What will they come up with next to save us money when it comes to laser whitening).I hope I never have to get my teeth lasered so I just do my best to keep em white as much as I can and I think everyone should. I mean your smile is one of the most attractive things. The mouth and eyes, but I'll leave that for another post.You use it to talk/communicate, eat, flirt... To make it short and sweet: 5 star rating! Teeth have never felt cleaner. (Oh did I mention it has this builtin "polis | | By: ~*Come Share My Fashion Addictions*~ | | |
| | | How Do You Clean Your Toothbrush? | | 2008-02-18 11:02:23 | | There are a variety of ways to clean and sanitize your toothbrush at home. All of them are simple and produce simple results that do not kill all the germs and bacteria residing on your brush. After trying all these remedies I have found the only way to kill 99.9999% of the germs [...] | | By: Online Business Alliance & Niches | | |
| | Philips Sonicare Elite e9500 Power Toothbrush | | 2007-12-09 06:20:03 | | Best toothbrush ever I used an oral b toothbrush forever and didn't think I would like this one because of the rectangular head. The head is really small on this toothbrush though, and I have no problem getting behind my molars with it. After brushing my teeth with this tooth brush, I felt as if I had just left the dentist's office. This is the best toothbrush EVER!The patented sonic technology of the Sonicare Elite combined with the latest in brush head design, creates dynamic cleaning action that removes plaque, reverses gingivitis and naturally whitens teeth. Its new slim angled neck, tapered brush head and contour-fit bristles provide an unparalleled level of comfortable cleaning especially in those hard to reach places. Experts agree. Sonicare Elite is significantly preferred by US dental professionals.Price:Philips Sonicare Elite e9500Top of Sonicare line, this toothbrush plays a significant role in helping to assure that your gums and teeth remain healthy and clean. As part of a responsible and routine home care and professional dental program, the SoniCare Elite 9500 helps preserve your smile and that is definitely a cause for happiness. Easy view battery power gauge 2 speed control Includes - 1 Sonicare Elite toothbrush with 2 brush heads, 1 standard size, 1 compact size, 2 Hygenic travel caps, 1 Charger base with easy-wrap cord, 1 Brush head holder, 1 Deluxe travel caseA Sonicare Elite e9500 Review My last Sonicare electric toothbrush lasted over six years, and I was very pleased with it. I was therefore happy to purchase a new, though upgraded, version of my old Sonicare. The shipper, shipment, and delivery schedule were great, and I am very happy with the product.Best toothbrush Sonicare is the best toothbrush! I have used it for years - my old one finally wore out and I got a new one. The quick vibration and the small brush head make for a real clean teeth brushing - gets the gums clean, too. For the best dental health, this is the best toothbrush. My | | By: Really Cool Gadgets, New Gadget Review, Gadget New | | |
| | Win an Oral-B® Triumph Electric Toothbrush | | 2007-12-07 00:20:19 | | For those of you who watch the Ellen Degeneres Show, you’ve probably seen this cool electric toothbrush featured as a great gift for the holidays.
What makes this toothbrush so unique is that it includes a small wireless “monitor” of sorts that displays in real-time feedback to improve your brushing habits. The monitor displays not only [...] | | By: Defend Your Teeth With These Dental Care Tips | | |
| | Doctors remove a 3-inch toothbrush lodged inside woman's nose | | 2007-10-18 20:51:28 | | Doctors remove a 3-inch toothbrush lodged inside woman's noseDoctors in India have removed a 3-inch toothbrush lodged inside the nose of a 31-year old woman, a local paper reported.The report said that the housewife went to a hospital in Mumbai two months ago suffering from severe pain.During a CT scan, doctors were shocked to find the broken toothbrush prompting them to order an immediate surgery."I was brushing my teeth, my husband accidentally pushed me and the toothbrush in my hand broke,"| said the woman. "I was left holding the lower portion of the brush but couldn't locate the rest of it.""Soon after, I started bleeding profusely from the nose," she added. "But since that day, I began getting breathless and a foul-smelling discharge began to come out of my nose.""The odor from her nose was so bad that it could be smelt from a distance of two feet," said Kaushal Sheth, the doctor who performed the surgery. "If the object had fallen into her windpipe, she could have choked to death."Source : frostfirezoo.com
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| | LEGO Zebra ToothBrush | | 2007-08-30 19:34:47 | | Here's a yellow toothbrush.
Here's a blue one.
Put them together and you get......ZEBRA!!!
Source [Brickshelf: LEGO Toothbrush and Zebra] | | By: LegoMania | | |
| | Sustainable Toothbrush for the eco-friendly mouth | | 2007-07-16 16:48:00 | | Today, I want to look at a product that is essential to daily modern life: the toothbrush. The average American replaces his or her toothbrush 1.5 times per year. This translates into about 50 million pounds of toothbrush trash going into landfills each year. But we can eliminate or significantly reduce this amount. A little research turned up these results:Recycled (and recyclable) Materials:1. My favorite toothbrush out of all that I looked at must be Recyline's Preserve. Made from recycled polypropylene (aka old yogurt cups), the toothbrush can be returned to the Recyline to be reused in other products! A near perfect product. The Preserve is sold at many retailers all around the country. Click here to find one near you. Watch a video profile of the company here. Click here for a more in depth analysis from the blog Sustainableisgood. 2. Another cool toothbrush brand is Radius. The Original toothbrush is as innovative in its design as its cellulose based handle made from sustainable yield timber. Furthermore the Radius claims that the toothbrush lasts longer then conventional ones. Also, Radius offers the Source toothbrush with replaceable heads and a renewable handle. And another plus is that Radius manufactures all their products in the US!Replaceable heads: 1. Eco-Dent offers a full line of environmentally friendly (and often vegan friendly) mouth care products. Just saving the body of the toothbrush reduces waste by 3/4! Their products can be found in some stores (leave a comment if you know where in your community) and online. 2. Smile Britefrom Lotus Brands also offers toothbrushes with replaceable heads, and furthermore, you can opt for natural boar bristles instead of synthetic ones.3. Natural Collection offers some certified organic toothpaste and more toothbrushes with replaceable heads. But shipping from oversees has its climate implications. Sources: http://environment.about.com/od/earthtalkcolumns/a/toothbrush.htmhttp://www.treehugger | | By: Sustainable Shopping | | |
| | Oral-B Triumph intelligent toothbrush makes sure you brush correctly | | 2007-06-15 15:20:05 | |
Proving that adding an LCD screen and a radio transmitter are sure-fire ways to improve even the lowliest of products, Oral-B has unveiled the latest in its Triumph line of intelligent toothbrushes. The multi-head brush, which has 4 programmable cleaning patterns, communicates with a mirror-mounted LCD display that instructs you on where and how long to brush, and warns you if you’re brushing too hard — just like mom. The handle keeps track of data if you step out of range of the dispay and re-syncs when you come back to spit, so you’ll never miss a stroke. Apparently these go on sale in September for $150, but we’re going to stick with our Tooth Tunes — what’s a little less polish when you can brush up to The Clash?
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| | Toothbrush | | 2007-04-14 23:32:09 | | I was going to write about my trip to Cleveland or other such interesting matters. But then I brushed my teeth.
Toothbrushes are actually really weird, if you think about it (which I made the mistake of doing). They’re plastic sticks with bristles stuck in one end, and you squeeze daubs of paste on them and put them in your mouth and rub them on your teeth. In fact, they’re one of the few things you intentionally put in your mouth without ingesting them. Assuming you’re past the teething stage, of course.
And as good supporters of dental health, this is a ritual we go through at least once and more typically twice a day.
Tune in next week for April’s Observations on Everyday Life, Episode 2: Nail Clippers.*
*Not really. Unless you want me to write about them. Nail clippers are kind of bizarre, aren’t they…
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