Smart toothbrushes have had timers, pressure sensors and motion tracking for years. The newest ones are going further, adding intraoral cameras, machine learning and real-time visual feedback designed to show you what’s actually happening inside your mouth rather than just guessing where the brush has been. The timing is notable: Dyson launched its $499 CameraJet on September 1, 2026, after six years of development. usmile unveiled its $199.99 D50 OralCam the very next day. Feno and LumaBrush are taking similar toothbrush camera technology in different directions. Philips...
This $499 Smart Toothbrush Has a Camera and AI — Is It Worth the Hype?
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Oct 7, 2026 • 2 weeks ago
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