Fastcompany iconFastcompanySep 18, 2026 ~1 min source read

This AI toothbrush wants to find trouble before your dentist does

It also provides feedback, tracks hygiene, and alerts users to potential problem areas. If you've ever wanted more information about what's going on inside your mouth between dental visits, you're in luck.

This AI toothbrush wants to find trouble before your dentist does

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If you've ever wanted more information about what's going on inside your mouth between dental visits, you're in luck.

Now, there's an at-home oral-care system designed to give you exactly that.

It also provides feedback, tracks hygiene, and alerts users to potential problem areas.

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If you've ever wanted more information about what's going on inside your mouth between dental visits, you're in luck. Now, there's an at-home oral-care system designed to give you exactly that. The oral-care technology company usmile just introduced an at-home AI-assisted toothbrush that lets you learn all the (dirty?) details about your mouth, teeth, and gums.

How it works

  • The newly released D Series oral-care system includes the D50 OralCam Toothbrush and the companion D-lite OralCam, which works with a user's smartphone camera "to support a fuller visual review" of the mouth.
  • It also provides feedback, tracks hygiene, and alerts users to potential problem areas.
  • Unless you're experiencing discomfort, or dentistry happens to be a hobby, you likely don't have much information about your dental health until you're actually sitting in the dentist's chair.

Details worth keeping

The inside of your own mouth can feel like a bit of a mystery. For starters, it's wet, dark, and pretty tough to see what's going on. They first appeared on the market in the early 2010s.

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