Dyson's New Toothbrush Uses AI for a Smarter Clean

Dyson has entered a new technology sector with the introduction of its CameraJet electric toothbrush, marking its first new product category in four years since the Dyson Zone headphones in 2022.

The CameraJet integrates multiple oral hygiene functions, including sonic and oscillating bristles, water flossing, and mouthwashing. It is designed to reduce the time spent on daily oral care routines.

A standout feature is its AI-powered camera system, which scans teeth in real-time to guide the flossing mechanism. This technology allows for a precise approach to dislodging plaque.

Instead of a typical jet stream, the CameraJet employs a broader conical spray for flossing. Dyson claims this method is more effective at removing plaque from wider areas compared to conventional water flossers.

The device costs £419.99. It includes a multi-purpose charging dock and an innovative anti-gravity mouthwash tank that requires only 12.5ml of liquid per use.

This new oral care device was launched alongside Dyson's own range of toothpastes and mouthwashes. However, users can opt for their preferred toothpaste, with a note that overly foamy formulas might affect the camera's performance.