Some persons brushes their teeth twice a day which is a good thing. Of course, it’s nothing special because it’s proper oral hygiene. Conversely, there are many things you could be doing with the time you took to brush your teeth just like someone like who brushes his mouth and at same does something else to save time, especially in the morning.

According to some reports, the time spent brushing your teeth adds up to 100 days’ worth during a lifetime.
Now, there’s a device that can significantly lessen this time. Meet the Amabrush, the first fully automatic toothbrush in the world which does the job in 10 seconds.

The Amabrush is made of antibacterial silicone, which kills more than 99 percent of all bacteria. The bristles are arranged at 45-degree angles on both sides, so as to clean all your teeth once, and they are soft enough to prevent damage to your gums, yet strong enough to clean each tooth precisely.

There are also microchannels built into the mouthpiece to transport the toothpaste throughout the device. It’s also easy to clean; all you need to do is rinse it in the sink. The mouthpiece should be replaced every three to six months.

The handpiece contains the mechanism for delivering the liquid toothpaste. At the touch of a button, the toothpaste is made to foam and delivered to the mouthpiece. Also, the hand piece create strong vibrations to oscillate the bristles and clean your teeth.

The process of cleaning the teeth is completed in just 10 seconds, which means that each tooth gets brushed in just 1.25 seconds.

The battery in the handpiece can last for 28 brushing sessions. This means that you can use it twice a day for two weeks before it requires another charge. Furthermore, multiple mouthpieces can be used with the same handpiece.

Currently, Amabrush is available for order via Kickstarter. The basic model goes for $90 and comes with a handpiece, mouthpiece, toothpaste capsule and basic charger.

Read More at: http://www.tellforceblog.com/2017/07/amabrush-worlds-first-automatic.html

and why would I need a machine to brush my teeth? brushing my teeth with normal toothbrush has never been an hard thing to do neither does it take time