Dental Health

The company provides dentists and their patients with dental imaging and remote monitoring products that improve oral health and dental care - anytime, anywhere.

Working in tandem with mobile and web applications, Koala allows checking of multiple users' brushing habits from a single location.

Beyond tracking, the device will also send notifications to parents when a child is not brushing their teeth, or if a toothbrush is too old.

The ultrasonic toothbrush knows its position in a mouth and shows exactly where you brushed and for how long; this data is then accessible through an app.

The Columbus, OH-based digital health startup is offering a mobile-connected, smart toothbrush to reinvent dental benefits.

MouthWatch's $199 intraoral camera is cheap enough to give to patients; it can convince patients of needed work, and prescreen adult patients before a visit.

This new kind of medical device is designed to help users maintain their dental health by acting as an early detection tool for dental problems.

The toothbrush relies on a 3-axis accelerometer and on-board microcontroller to keep up with user's oral activities and send the information to the app.

Beam's toothbrush connects via Bluetooth to an iPhone or Android-based device to tell the user about his or her brushing habits.

The built-in motion sensors together with mobile games are made to guide kids' brushing while allowing parents to track results.