Is this the world's smartest toothbrush? New $370 creation uses facial recognition to track your technique, has SIX cleaning modes and even charges your phone! - rechargeable electric toothbrush

Whether it's smart TVs, cars or mobile phones, smart technology devices are taking over most industries.
Now, a new smart toothbrush has shaken the world of oral hygiene and raised the ordinary daily chores to a new level. . .
But how far is it too far?
The global power brush brand Ole B has recently created a 'genius '-
This is the first electric toothbrush in the world to provide location detection technology, ensuring that users do not miss any location.
Scroll down to watch the video "smart" toothbrush, which retails for a $369, using tiny motion sensors (via the Oral B app) in toothbrush and video recognition to track where the brush is in the mouth.
In theory, this ensures that all teeth, gum areas and tongues are fully cleaned
Eventually lead to healthier, longer-term
Lasting oral hygiene.
Not only does it use location detection, but the Bluetooth app also records the time people brush their teeth, and if too much pressure is applied, the toothbrush gives a red light and the head slows down and beats.
Using in-game thinking, the app also turns the chores into a race, and the graph shows how the user performs in each session.
This is considered to make them want to do better every time and beat their previous scores.
As a result, studies have shown that people who use a genius brush averaged two minutes and 27 seconds compared to those who did less than a minute on average.
There are some luxury items in the brush-
Includes selection from six different brushing modes to meet different needs such as daily cleaning, deep cleaning, sensitivity, whitening, gum massage and tongue cleaning.
There are also different programs that guide users to achieve different effects. There are four different brush types to improve their own effects.
The programs include fresh breathing, fighting plaque, whitening, gum health, and neighboring care.
Other luxuries include a "Smart Bell" lighting system where users can choose from 12 different colors of lights, as well as a smartphone holder that allows people to place their phones while brushing their teeth.
The suitcase also includes a smartphone holder that charges the phone and toothbrush at the same time.
Leading dentist and mouth
Matthew Hopcraft, a clinical associate professor, believes that this luxurious device can help people get better dental health in the long run.
"We know that although patients think they are brushing their teeth correctly, they are not brushing their teeth correctly;
He said that they brushed too hard and did not brush long enough to completely miss some areas of their mouths.
Incorrect brushing of teeth over time can lead to tooth decay and even early tooth shedding.
"This new brushing system helps us guide patients to brush their teeth correctly and improve the three main aspects of brushing behavior that affect oral health.
Still, luxury is certainly not cheap, and only time can tell if this tech-savvy device is really worth saving.