Radical Oral Hygiene Team1 Next Generation Dental Hygiene and Oral Cleansing System.

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Radical Oral Hygiene Team1 Next Generation Dental Hygiene and Oral Cleansing System

Radical Oral Hygiene Team2 Oral Hygiene Current Problems Problems with Current Approaches : The toothbrush alone is an incomplete cleaner Floss is effective between teeth, but few people use it regularly (our interviews also confirmed this) The toothbrush requires proper technique Toothbrush & Floss: not truly assistive technology Many people do not brush frequently enough or long enough Also, Are flossing & expectorating culturally sensitive? What about regions/areas where toothpaste, fluoride and floss are non-existent or in short supply? Problems with Current Approaches : The toothbrush alone is an incomplete cleaner Floss is effective between teeth, but few people use it regularly (our interviews also confirmed this) The toothbrush requires proper technique Toothbrush & Floss: not truly assistive technology Many people do not brush frequently enough or long enough Also, Are flossing & expectorating culturally sensitive? What about regions/areas where toothpaste, fluoride and floss are non-existent or in short supply?

Radical Oral Hygiene Team3 Vision Imagine: a lifetime of great dental health and oral hygiene without brushing or flossing your teeth – ever. Imagine: a lifetime of great dental health and oral hygiene without brushing or flossing your teeth – ever. That possibility will be made a reality with Chew-n-Clean and Wash-n-Brush: the next generation dental hygiene and oral cleansing systems.

Radical Oral Hygiene Team4 The Chew-n-Clean Difference Key Benefits Universal Access: Active ingredients in chewing element or wash; accessible to young, old, disabled Cognitive Design: Uses natural chewing or rinsing motion; anyone who can chew or rinse can use the device Tolerance for Error: No special technique or training needed. Also, materials used are non-toxic if/when swallowed Effective: Cleans surface of, in-between, and behind teeth Eats away plaque and tartar; Whitens teeth and sterilizes your mouth Culturally Sensitive & Ecologically Friendly: Gum or Mouthwash available Designed to be swallowed, if desired Can have a variety of flavors, including no flavor Universal Access: Active ingredients in chewing element or wash; accessible to young, old, disabled Cognitive Design: Uses natural chewing or rinsing motion; anyone who can chew or rinse can use the device Tolerance for Error: No special technique or training needed. Also, materials used are non-toxic if/when swallowed Effective: Cleans surface of, in-between, and behind teeth Eats away plaque and tartar; Whitens teeth and sterilizes your mouth Culturally Sensitive & Ecologically Friendly: Gum or Mouthwash available Designed to be swallowed, if desired Can have a variety of flavors, including no flavor

Radical Oral Hygiene Team5 Chew-n-Clean Usage Model Application: User c hews on chewing element, or inserts ½ cup of liquid into mouth. User chews for 2 minutes, or swishes for 1 minute. Application: User c hews on chewing element, or inserts ½ cup of liquid into mouth. User chews for 2 minutes, or swishes for 1 minute. Action: Nano-particles emit UV light to sterilize & whiten teeth. In parallel, “friendly bacteria” target & eat plaque and tartar Action: Nano-particles emit UV light to sterilize & whiten teeth. In parallel, “friendly bacteria” target & eat plaque and tartar Outcome: Clean teeth, fresh breath. Liquid and chewing element can then be expectorated, or swallowed for a nutritious meal! Outcome: Clean teeth, fresh breath. Liquid and chewing element can then be expectorated, or swallowed for a nutritious meal!