- battery powered toothbrush

Daily Mail reporter update: 03:29, August 10, 2011, Philips released the latest oral hygiene products with the world's first USB coming soon
Electric toothbrush.
The device with a USB port will reduce consumer spending by £ 250, but it is called the "toothbrush iPod" by the manufacturer ".
Philips DiamondClean HX 9332 with dental floss technology can reach an incredible 31,000 pens per minute and can remove up to 100 of dental plaque.
There are five brushing patterns and two
The manufacturer promises to improve gum health in just 14 days.
Also, it has a 30-
A second interval timer that encourages brushing and whitening teeth.
The user also has an additional benefit of a "charging glass" for wireless charging, which notifies them when the battery is fully charged through a USB socket.
While Philips has used the plug on other appliances such as electronic music players, laptops and other bathroom equipment, the 9332 is the first time the company has tried to extend the plug to a toothbrush.
Dr. Bill Dorfman, cosmetic dentist, said: "Philips Sonicare has taken innovation to a whole new level through dental floss and Diamond cleaning.
As an innovator and entrepreneur, I draw inspiration from brands that use scientific and consumer insights to develop new technologies that meet people's needs and ultimately improve their lives.
Philips revealed the benefits of dental floss technology, which "ignited a micro-burst of air and water between teeth at a speed of 45 miles per hour to remove braids ".
Manufacturer Philips conducted a survey across the United States, which showed that 80 manufacturers admitted to suffering from plaque pain, and one out of two manufacturers admitted that plaque pain was not enough.