Smart toothbrushes have been around for a few years now, but they haven’t quite caught on. Sure, they promise better habits via connected sensors, but they also tend to be very expensive ($100 and up) ...

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Everything that uses electricity is getting smart — or eventually will. We've had electric toothbrushes for some time now. But now, those toothbrushes are finally getting smart functionality. One of ...

Earlier this year, Colgate released a connected toothbrush, an artificially intelligent mouth cleaner that would be sold at Apple Stores for $100 a pop. It looks like most electric toothbrushes: thick ...

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One of our favorite electric toothbrushes has plummeted in price thanks to Amazon Prime Day - now just over $20. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

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Our landfills are a graveyard for old, plastic toothbrushes. Last year, 495 million nonelectric toothbrushes were purchased in the U.S. They’re not recyclable, which means the vast majority get tossed ...

Colgate’s new iPhone-compatible smart toothbrush promises to transform the way you brush your teeth, thanks to the magic of machine intelligence. So is the E1 Smart Electronic Toothbrush With ...

According to Colgate, Americans bought more than 495 million manual toothbrushes last year. Most of them ended up in a landfill because they cannot be easily recycled, Colgate said. Now Colgate has ...