Talo is the first “self-brushing” toothbrush: it cleans all teeth in seconds, in total autonomy and very accurately, as dentists recommend!
Brushing your teeth is important, but even more important is how to do it right! Dentists recommend brushing all teeth thoroughly every day, with a rotational movement that reaches the gum and lasts at least 2 minutes. However, not everyone has the patience to follow dentists’ advice. To overcome this problem, a team of engineers and designers have developed the first “self-brushing” toothbrush. The device is called Talo and is a real high-tech gem. Thanks to its unusual arched shape, Talo is able to brush all teeth in the upper and lower jaw, correctly and in just 10 seconds. All the user has to do is sprinkle one of the two brush heads with their toothpaste, place the device on the dental arch and start the device.
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Talo: the first “self-brushing” toothbrush
Talo was designed with reference to the “golden technique” of brushing, the Bass Technique that cleans not only the teeth but also the gum line, where most of the plaque is formed. Most other toothbrushes take two or more minutes to brush all teeth correctly. Talo is the first and only toothbrush that effectively replicates dentists’ standard of cleaning in just a few seconds. Tests have also shown that Talo removes 15% more plaque than traditional toothbrush. The device can be pre-ordered online for $119. Delivery will start soon: brushing your teeth has never been so fast!
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