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Innovative dental technology, giving you something to smile about.

The basic fundamentals of tooth brushing have not changed since around 3000 BCE, when the Babylonians and the Egyptians developed a frayed twig with which to clean the teeth.

The essential function of the tooth brush is still to mechanically cleanse the mouth, which is actually a pretty complex problem.

Something is missing in the toothbrush universe and the 21st century is looking to embrace a technology to redefine what the “tooth brush” can do.

Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem and a big idea turn into an innovation.

Dean Kamen

Approach

Development Principles

Our development approach enables a clear and consistent market-focus, user-focused prioritisation, and a continuous technical integration.

Agile Approach

Launching minimum viable products for a chosen subset of customers to quickly assess customer reactions and improving the ability to address customer needs.

Evidence Based

Our product developments are based on a combination of using critical thinking and the best available scientific evidence.

Global Partnership

Leveraging our extensive network to partner up with providers and players in order to provide the most effective solutions.

Our Mission

We strive to make oral care as convenient and effective as a light switch.

We want to be part of the core of the industry’s innovation ecosystem and thrive at the forefront of dental technology innovation.

Innovation often emerges from intimate collaborations between health professionals, academia and the manufacturers – an approach to which small businesses are particularly suited. We believe that developments arise in direct response to particular needs, and result in the rapid innovation which characterises the industry.

Our core goals are to translate dental health research and innovation into tangible benefits for patients and society, and ensure that Switzerland remains at the cutting edge of interdisciplinary, sustainable, patient-centric oral health innovation.

There are some consumer products where every year brings new innovations, and others have been around for a long time. The toothbrush is defintely one of the latter.

Today’s Challenges

Dental Care Revolution

The 21st century overhauls the traditional function of a tooth brush by making it “smarter” but is still looking to embrace a new technology to redefine what the “tooth brush” can and should do.

Oral Health

Unfortunately, there is a misconception that if the teeth are fine, the oral health is just as fine. This is not the case as for example gum diseases or bad breath indicate. Furthermore, there are many problems that can occur in other parts of your body than just the mouth if you don’t have a good oral hygiene.

A holistic approach to a good dental care goes should not only focus on the tooth but on the oral cavity as a whole.

Mechanical Brushing

Mechanical brushing has increased the abrasion of the dental enamel, which today is actually the main issues compromising dental health. The conventional brushing creates a trade-off between preventing caries and slowly eroding the dental enamel. All innovation focus on improving mechanical cleaning. Various toothbrush designs are available commercially but superiority in terms of clinical significance has not been demonstrated for any one type of toothbrush.

Toothbrush Tech

Despite the wide range of methods available, mechanical plaque removal with a manual toothbrush remains the primary method of maintaining good oral hygiene for a majority of the population. When performed well, for an adequate duration of time, manual brushing is highly effective for most patients. Nevertheless, this is not sufficient for those at higher risk for enamel wear, gum attachment loss, or tooth sensitivity.

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