I just saw a advertisement of this thing on youtube and at the end it says "the reason we can keep our prices so low is because we don't spend a dime on advertisements" while i was watching it and was like "THIS IS LITERALLY AN ADVERTISEMENT WHAT DO YOU MEAN".
Also I went to the website and it says "buy now and you get 50% off" but the price did not take 50% off. They literally just say "50% off" to make it sound better and don't even give a discount to you
As a Dental Hygienist, I would obviously not endorse the first product. However, Sonic toothbrushes and the oscillating/rotating brushes are really effective.
Actual scientific studies have shown that oscillating toothbrush heads are superior to sonic or manual toothbrush in removing plaque. I wouldn't corn and coffee grounds to compare with enamel and plaque and tartar...
These guys are experts. And do you know what distinguishes someone as experts? A white coat. When that guy takes off his white coat, he is just a sales person.
Actually when they take of the white coats they will still have their degrees, licenses, and years experience in their fields.. so yeah they will still be experts when they remove the white coats. Good try though : )
@@tomatotortilla I am genuinely surprised. Language is the dress of thought. And accurate language should be used to describe the world around us, in this case describing the gender of MOST, if not completely all, firefighters, who are male and therefore MEN, has always been way. That is until the politically correct, cultural Marxist-Nazis, had their way corrupting the English language. The absurdities don't end there. In primary school class rooms around the western world teachers are forbidden to address the class as ''boys and girls'' but rather as ''students'' or ''pupils.'' Their individual ''maleness'' and ''femaleness'' is now forbidden to be articulated. This is how far progressives (a suitable synonym for them would be ''prostitutes'') have corrupted civilization. A Pox on them.
@@tomatotortilla I say, if that is so, then you are a most fortunate fellow. The term ''social justice'' is misleading, because it is only the word justice, alone, which has any meaning. Adding the adjective ''social'' is wrong-headed and culturally Marxist. By the sound of your name are you from Vietnam? Cheers!
@@tomatotortilla Hello again. Let me guess? Canada?! You want to know what is real and ''out there'' Well, your prime monster errr minister Dustbin Trudeau is a creature who likely dreams up new ways to offend good taste and reason. The push for "gender equality" is a ruse, a coordinated step by an "extremist minority" to end "gender altogether. And part of that ruse is rubbish like social justice issues. You of course escaped a communist regime, yet there are many on the progressive Left in America, Canada, Great Britain who would love to bring a bit of communism to the free World. The moral of the story is never ever vote for leftist/g;globalist politicians. Only conservatives and nationalists can keep communism out of the free world. I wish you well. Cheers
I was rash enough to buy one of these devices on being convinced by a hypothesis; that brushing with toothbrushes focuses attention on each individual tooth only for a second or two. In contrast, it is claimed, with this device, all teeth receive 30 seconds of brushing. This hypothesis is false because, although the mouthpiece does vibrate, the vibrations are not conveyed to the brushes where they make contact with your teeth. Instead, the silicone brushes absorb the vibrations such that there is no brush movement against the surface of the teeth. Another disadvantage is that you have to use about 3 or 4 times the amount of toothpaste that you would use with a brush. This is because you have to smear toothpaste all the way around the mouthpiece, both top and bottom. Finally, cleaning the mouthpiece takes an age after use. Getting the toothpaste out of all the nooks and crannies in the mouthpiece is very fiddly, and requires a lot of rinsing too. In short, devices such as these are grossly ineffective and wasteful, and I counsel against buying them for that reason. You really cannot beat an irrigation device combined with an electric toothbrush.
i only do the gentle long time technique in the morning and at nght. but i'll take puffs of a cigar throughouhg the day sometimes especially on weekends, and i just let my mouth feel spicy for a bit and immediately do the quick and hard brush after a few minutes lol .
@@KEKW-lc4xi based and redpilled. eventually you can have poisonous bite . try leaving clumps of meat in your teeth when you sleep to speed up t he venom process.
In the commercial for this thing the guy says that 90% of his patients had tooth problems. That’s all well and good, except for the fact that the high level of patients coming to him with tooth decay was because he was a dentist. In addition, he says that the one thing that they all had in common was using normal toothbrushes. Of course they all had that in common, there’s only one kind of toothbrush! That isn’t proof that toothbrushes don’t work, that’s proof that everybody uses a toothbrush. That’s like people going to a doctor complaining that their cast isn’t helping to heal their broken bone and the doctor saying that the thing they had in common was the cast. People who the cast did work for, almost certainly in the majority, wouldn’t go to the doctor! People who don’t have tooth problems would not go to the dentist so frequently. The reason the dental industry hasn’t changed is because toothbrushes work. I am not saying that this toothbrush doesn’t work, as I haven’t tried it, just saying that the ad for this product was irritating.
Ain't that the trooth (get it, like tooth) but I wouldn't say that's a good comparison because your bone might heal,, a rotten tooth is never coming back and can ruin a smile 😃... ☹
Got here after seeing the ad "There was no advancement in dental care for the last century, so we made a new thing" is the most absolute bs statement I've heard. There's literally millions of experts in dental care and the ad is basically delegitimizing their work
The sonic brush is by Burst. The greatest advantage of carbon bristles is longevity. Burst would like to set you up on a new brush head subscription but the carbon bristles last so long without deforming that Burst's suggested frequency of replacing the head is unnecessary. And yes, I am able to keep my teeth much cleaner with the Burst vs my old manual Oral-B brush.
I was an idiot who fell for these because I have sensitive teeth. I ordered one for each member of my family, thinking I could send them back if we didn’t like them. -they don’t reach the molars -the toothpaste is horrible -they don’t clean the teeth -the vibration hurt our teeth. -they cannot be sent back!
@@yulles225 They only really damage your gums if you put too much pressure or the bristles are too sharp. As long as you aren't scratching them up with your brush then I think it's fine.
We had an Invention Convention in middle school and we had to create our own product to showcase. I had my Dad Build “Squeeze Da Brush” a toothbrush that had toothpaste inside. Lol. It worked and everything! This segment reminded me of my childhood invention! Lol!
I saw the same add. There's a similar one about drones. These adds usually say someone working in the industry was fed up and wanted to make their own product. They typically don't mention the name of the person who invented the product and the quotes don't have a name attached to them. I searched the Myst toothbrush and at least five different websites had the word myst in the url. Likely a scam.
I literally invented this when I was in year 8, I even ordered a patent kit but never went through with it, I designed it myself and was going to call it Vibrush (which I now realise sounds like the name of a vibrator).
i got a targeted ad for this ultrabrush 360 that literally said how can we give you such a cheap brush under 130$? we spend no money on ads. bro im literally watching the ad right now. not surprised every single video on their channel has comments turned off
Nothing really beats FLOSSING UNDER THE GUMS !!! I floss correctly, under the gums, each Stem of each Tooth. And I rinse it with WaterPik. It's a 12 minute cleaning, plus I scrape my Tongue too. I saved a tooth where I broke off the Filling, and using the above technique, which I postponed treatment while awaiting for Pandemic to be OK , and when they took an X-Ray 2 months later, the hole where the filling had been had no Decay at all, I had preserved the tooth to be good for a re-Filling. Instead of another expensive Porcelain crown.
@@bigfoot3866 Everyone does illogical things. Chowmeiningitis hits a lot harder for folks in certain demographics than the flu. It's for the vast majority that's more comparable.
@@bigfoot3866 covid isn’t just a cold. It is LIKE one for some, but the bacteria is very different. Many people suffer it badly, and it’s again separate from the flu, as they’re different categories of a virus
10 seconds to not clean teeth? That's the real waste of time + cost of useless junk + environmental impact to manufacture (and inevitably pitch) said junk.
All true. The ad I saw was very misleading. I feel so stupid for buying 5 of these. They arrived 3 months later. Everything is written in Asian languages. I cannot send them back. They don’t clean teeth, they don’t reach the molars, they are a scam.
I got one of those hands free toothbrush but the brand was happi brush. It does vibrate mine doesn't have a toothpaste dispenser and says to use for 30 seconds. It wasn't cheap and once it's in your mouth it doesn't really brush it just kinda sits and gently vibrates your whole head and the bristles don't move, it's hard to explain but basically I don't think any of them work I could feel on my teeth nothing actually came off. The only upside I think is that it uses blue light to kill any extra bacteria so I just brush my teeth like normal then use it after.
Normal Electric toothbrushes are the best not manual brushing. I can absolutely 100% guarantee my teeth would be in very bad shape now if I'd stuck to manual brushing in the last 6 years. I probably would have as well lost yet another tooth to decay. A good sonic one (not philips) can motivate you to keep brushing regularly too as with a new condition head, a good amount of an advanced modern toothpaste and a good strategy including alot of circles I really do think you get the same benefits from a 30 sec brush as you do from 2 minutes of manual brushing. 6 minutes a day with a manual toothbrush is a bit too much to ask of someone who doesn't want to put any effort in at all like when your tired and just want to go to bed. I sometimes brush 3 times a day but usually twice a day and do between 30 sec to 2 minutes. 90 sec total a day with a sonic brush is all I need to maintain. I used to only use an oral b with the old long cross-action head but the bristles get shaggy quite quickly and it's very difficult to get the heads any more. I won't be buying another oral b once my current handle dies. At the moment I use both the sonic and oral-b ones. I also bought a phillips but rarely use it as it's the worst I've ever owned for many different reasons.
I have a few issues with this. 1. That toothbrush device is not for 10 seconds, but instead 30 seconds, and he used the wrong sized one. Another thing, they don’t talk about a good toothbrush. My favorite toothbrush right now happens to be charcoal but that’s not why it’s great, what’s awesome is that it has these extremely slim bristles that get into every little tight space. It is a manual but I switch between using that and an electric.
some point in the first grade, I had a silly idea for an “invention” similar to this and I wondered how would it do it ever got produced. but i guess i dodged a bullet lol
My dental hygienist told me when buying a electric toothbrush to buy the one with the round head as opposed to the long one. She said the round one cleans more effectively.
I'm a RDA, no you buy the toothbrush you are going to be more comfortable using. Some people can't tolerate the vibrations of sonic toothbrushes so they go with oscillating ones like oral B. I used to like Sonicare but have been using oral for 2 years now. In any case any electric toothbrush is better than manual
@@SimplyCali619 I honestly do not know the difference btw a sonic and oral B electric toothbrush. I have a oral B myself. I was talking just electric toothbrush in general that having a round head is better than the straight one. I was told this by my dental hygienist. That's all I meant by that. :)
@@demijour1234 well basically sonic toothbrushes are shaped like regular toothbrushes long and skinny heads and oral b are round heads though there are generic electric toothbrushes that has round heads. Don't forget to floss!
Oral B oscillating round elecrric brush is best both in cleaning and comfort and tge smaller head can reach hard to reach areas like the back of molars.
First most of the bacteria are at the gum line, and you would hold the brush at a 45 degree angle not so much flat on the teeth. The Bass technique which has been around for along time.. is probably the best way to brush.. along with the Bass style tooth brush. ... also, coffee grounds would bounce off because of vibration alone.. Plague is stick so It doesn't act quite the same way. There are many variables that matter. What many people dont look at is the shape of the bristles at the tip.. jagged ends can tear into the gum, as opposed to rounded tip bristles.. which are more likely to massage the gums.. This is what a BASS style tooth brush has as well as its got much more space in between the bristles. allowing them to move..... Personally I like that style of toothbrush better. As far as Charcoal, while it is good at dealing with bacteria, I cant imagine it does much when infused into a bristle..
Even with an electric toothbrush I tend to brush aggressively. I know the toothbrush is supposed to do the work but I just guess it’s habit that I manually brush my teeth with my electric toothbrush instead of just moving it around in my mouth and allowing it to do the work. I can’t be the only one.
Some electric toothbrush models have pressure sensor that remind you to brush more gently when you press too harsh/aggressively. While I didn't try those brushes before (I don't even have an electric toothbrush lol) IMO it would be a good way to start changing your habit.
Lmfao. I was watching an ad on this tooth brush. They said the reason they could sell the product for so cheap is because they dont spend money on advertising. They lied by saying they don't advertise in their advertisement lmfao. And they used this footage in the ad but didn't mention how this guy "wasn't a fan" and said it doesnt really work well for cleaning. The ad made it sound like it was the thing that would make the toothbrush obsolete. So now I know they are just trying to get as much money off their failed idea as they can through some bullshit untruthful ad.
I just bought a Sonicare electric toothbrush today. Uhm it’s a little to get use to I bought the Philips pink one. The noise that it makes trips me out, But all get use to it. It’s a great investment to make. Wish I had known any better when I was a teenager. I knew better I just didn’t listen. I have Cavity fillers so that’s what worries me that it might wear them off a lot faster. Will see how it goes. 😁
Don't be an idiot and order one like I did. Quit after 4 brushings (if you can call them that. Does not even cover all your teeth. Makes a great night lite but pricy at $59.00 as the light is the only things that works. Most are made in Asia and good luck getting your money back (talking about the brush with the piece that fits in the mouth). I was lucky enough to get an e-mail address and contacted the seller. They asked me to send them a video of the non-working toothbrush and box - not working. SERIOUSLY. Did not say how long to make the video.
Me I'm the dumb fuck who thinks the more aggressive you brush the cleaner you get your teeth but unaware of the damage I'm actually causing especially around my gums
I tried this product and It was amazing! These guys need to do a tad bit more research. When I normally brushed my teeth, my teeth where fine but my gums where slowly getting destroyed But when I used this product my gums and teeth where clean and never hurt after I was brushing!
I got the myst because I over brush and messed up my gums. However, it cleans the front of my mouth really well but not the back. So, I got a Sonic brush and just wasted my money on myst.
It seems like sonic toothbrushes are doing a good job. I have one myself, it’s definitely good at cleaning teeth. I don’t think that weird full-mouth toothbrush thingy is gonna do a very good job.
Why would we want to stick with the old way? People have been having cavities for ever and to this day people still have rotting teeth despite good oral care. I am one of those who brushes meticulously and still have issues. Granted, my issues were probably due to lack of nutrition when I was a child but I haven’t been able to reverse the issues with good oral hygiene.
The 10 second brush is laughable. I do think there's something there for people - the idea that we can bring down the typical 2-minute brush experience because if you can brush more teeth at once, you can be more efficient. A 30-second brush is in the realm of possibility. However, you have to figure out how to adequately clean all teeth with the device fitting in the mouth. I'm not convinced on a design that will enable that kind of certainty, though many people (including myself) are probably constantly missing spots anyways so it may not be any worse than manual brushing. I bought the Burst toothbrush because once I heard the patent for sonic toothbrushes expired, I knew the overpriced Sonicare was going to have to come down in price or face stiff competition. It's truth that now you can get quality toothbrushes with that sonic emitting technology for 1/2 the price of a Sonicare, and I advise people to take advantage of it. There's nothing special about Sonicare anymore. It's just like every other brush using the same technology. My only advice is to not cheap-out - you get what you pay for, and $30 for a sonic-type tech brush is probably too low for quality to be good. I'd suggest $50-$60 price range, which is where the Burst seems to be at for the moment.
You should do some research. The reason they’re sensitive to temperature is because they’re super clean. You got all the surface crap off of your teeth, including some of your enamel. Enamel protects your teeth. But we lose enamel every time we brush, and eat sugary things. The enamel protects us from temperature changes as well. So this thing actually worked really well for you. Now you just have to rebuild your enamel, by using enamel repairing toothpaste. Do your own research
I feel as tho these are teeth whitening items, like the go smile. Not actual brushes that clean or remove any type of food or plaque. & it was longer than 10 seconds, & I drooled a ton!
100 years and we still are using the same old tooth brush design but still need dentists??? hmmm maybe they want you to keep us in the chair and paying them each year for the harm caused from the very products they use to clean our teeth
Except dentists, whom you probably only see twice per year for cleanings, don't clean your teeth with a toothbrush, you do. Soooo... is it the dentist's fault you don't keep your teeth clean?
@@CJ-xk5ci yes because these very same dentist give me a toothbrush when i leave and not information on how to obtainand use the tools they use to clean my mouth not a charcoal sonic toothbrush, not a standard vibrating toothbrush, but a standard toothbrush
@@CJ-xk5ci i have been told all my life by dentist to brush and floss now i'm learning that waterpiking is way better than traditional flossing and that i have been brushing my teeth wrong my whole life because their instructions on how to brush properly are to vague and i've never had a dentist tell me i need to change my toothbrush every now and again i used to use the same brush for years idk if i just have bad luck but from what i hear most dentist don't fully inform people how to take care of their teeth and most adults don't fully know how to so whos teaching future generations?
@@soppypeaches6682 I mean, sure, ideally a dentist could/would coach you through how to brush properly. But, I don’t really find this a persuasive argument. Are you not an intelligent person with access to the most expansive compilation of knowledge in human history? A little personal initiative and accountability would obviate this problem. Also, Water-Pik alone does not perform as well as floss alone. That said, however, if you’re not going to floss everyday but will use a Water-Pik everyday, then of course Water-Pik is better for your situation.
@@CJ-xk5ci the access to all that information is why i learned the newer things i've learned overtime in the first place not from the dentist and dentist have been very vauge about telling me how to keep my teeth clean telling me where to brush how long to brush and where to floss nothing more and because the very people i trust to take care of my teeth when i mess up tells me the brief story of how to maintain my teeth i and many others naturally assume thats all their is to it i don't have any knowlege of what else there could be in my mind i wouldnt think of a reason to search up the info because i wouldn't know there was more to it and they give me a standard toothbrush i would assume would be fine dentist are naturally the people we look to when we look for care for our dental health and knowlege if they don't guide us to look into further care or give a bit more detail how should we be compelled to look for more info unless we specifically were extra interested
1st off, he said 10 seconds, not true it's 30 to 60 seconds. And the reviews are outstanding. So sad that this supposedly denisit didn't do a complete review.
![V-White (Hibrush) Automatic Toothbrush Review [USA]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cSEhzPI_TVg/mqdefault.jpg)
I just saw a advertisement of this thing on youtube and at the end it says "the reason we can keep our prices so low is because we don't spend a dime on advertisements" while i was watching it and was like "THIS IS LITERALLY AN ADVERTISEMENT WHAT DO YOU MEAN".
Also I went to the website and it says "buy now and you get 50% off" but the price did not take 50% off. They literally just say "50% off" to make it sound better and don't even give a discount to you
They also said developed by a famous dentist. How many dentists do you know beside your own?
The company is the same that sells other shitty products I can tell cuz all the ads have the same automated voice and formula
I said the exact same thing lol 😂
"More than 90% of my patients have dental decay problems. And they all have one thing in common."
You as a dentist? 😄
As a Dental Hygienist, I would obviously not endorse the first product. However, Sonic toothbrushes and the oscillating/rotating brushes are really effective.
I like you
I like you as well
Actual scientific studies have shown that oscillating toothbrush heads are superior to sonic or manual toothbrush in removing plaque. I wouldn't corn and coffee grounds to compare with enamel and plaque and tartar...
I like you more ;)
I heard burst toothbrushes were good
These guys are experts. And do you know what distinguishes someone as experts? A white coat.
When that guy takes off his white coat, he is just a sales person.
Actually when they take of the white coats they will still have their degrees, licenses, and years experience in their fields.. so yeah they will still be experts when they remove the white coats. Good try though : )
..a salesman, please; political correctness language must die the death it deserves.
@@tomatotortilla I am genuinely surprised. Language is the dress of thought. And accurate language should be used to describe the world around us, in this case describing the gender of MOST, if not completely all, firefighters, who are male and therefore MEN, has always been way. That is until the politically correct, cultural Marxist-Nazis, had their way corrupting the English language. The absurdities don't end there. In primary school class rooms around the western world teachers are forbidden to address the class as ''boys and girls'' but rather as ''students'' or ''pupils.'' Their individual ''maleness'' and ''femaleness'' is now forbidden to be articulated. This is how far progressives (a suitable synonym for them would be ''prostitutes'') have corrupted civilization. A Pox on them.
@@tomatotortilla I say, if that is so, then you are a most fortunate fellow. The term ''social justice'' is misleading, because it is only the word justice, alone, which has any meaning. Adding the adjective ''social'' is wrong-headed and culturally Marxist. By the sound of your name are you from Vietnam? Cheers!
@@tomatotortilla Hello again. Let me guess? Canada?! You want to know what is real and ''out there'' Well, your prime monster errr minister Dustbin Trudeau is a creature who likely dreams up new ways to offend good taste and reason.
The push for "gender equality" is a ruse, a coordinated step by an "extremist minority" to end "gender altogether. And part of that ruse is rubbish like social justice issues. You of course escaped a communist regime, yet there are many on the progressive Left in America, Canada, Great Britain who would love to bring a bit of communism to the free World. The moral of the story is never ever vote for leftist/g;globalist politicians. Only conservatives and nationalists can keep communism out of the free world. I wish you well. Cheers
I was rash enough to buy one of these devices on being convinced by a hypothesis; that brushing with toothbrushes focuses attention on each individual tooth only for a second or two. In contrast, it is claimed, with this device, all teeth receive 30 seconds of brushing. This hypothesis is false because, although the mouthpiece does vibrate, the vibrations are not conveyed to the brushes where they make contact with your teeth. Instead, the silicone brushes absorb the vibrations such that there is no brush movement against the surface of the teeth. Another disadvantage is that you have to use about 3 or 4 times the amount of toothpaste that you would use with a brush. This is because you have to smear toothpaste all the way around the mouthpiece, both top and bottom. Finally, cleaning the mouthpiece takes an age after use. Getting the toothpaste out of all the nooks and crannies in the mouthpiece is very fiddly, and requires a lot of rinsing too. In short, devices such as these are grossly ineffective and wasteful, and I counsel against buying them for that reason. You really cannot beat an irrigation device combined with an electric toothbrush.
"people tend to brush really aggressively with a manual toothbrush"
Ugh! Finally someone who gets me! 😭
i only do the gentle long time technique in the morning and at nght. but i'll take puffs of a cigar throughouhg the day sometimes especially on weekends, and i just let my mouth feel spicy for a bit and immediately do the quick and hard brush after a few minutes lol .
@@timetraveler1973I don't even brush. Drink sugary drinks everyday. Igaf I'm tryna speed run any percentage tooth loss kekw
@@KEKW-lc4xi based and redpilled. eventually you can have poisonous bite . try leaving clumps of meat in your teeth when you sleep to speed up t he venom process.
@@KEKW-lc4xiYou must get ALLLL the girls!
In the commercial for this thing the guy says that 90% of his patients had tooth problems. That’s all well and good, except for the fact that the high level of patients coming to him with tooth decay was because he was a dentist. In addition, he says that the one thing that they all had in common was using normal toothbrushes. Of course they all had that in common, there’s only one kind of toothbrush! That isn’t proof that toothbrushes don’t work, that’s proof that everybody uses a toothbrush. That’s like people going to a doctor complaining that their cast isn’t helping to heal their broken bone and the doctor saying that the thing they had in common was the cast. People who the cast did work for, almost certainly in the majority, wouldn’t go to the doctor! People who don’t have tooth problems would not go to the dentist so frequently. The reason the dental industry hasn’t changed is because toothbrushes work. I am not saying that this toothbrush doesn’t work, as I haven’t tried it, just saying that the ad for this product was irritating.
Ain't that the trooth (get it, like tooth) but I wouldn't say that's a good comparison because your bone might heal,, a rotten tooth is never coming back and can ruin a smile 😃... ☹
There’s electric toothbrush, that isn’t the only type of tooth brush.
Great observation and sound reasoning. You’re ahead of the curve.
Got here after seeing the ad
"There was no advancement in dental care for the last century, so we made a new thing" is the most absolute bs statement I've heard. There's literally millions of experts in dental care and the ad is basically delegitimizing their work
CleanCutComrade, well said! Very much agree!
I have a simpler solution, I just stop eating coffee grinds.
Came here from the CleanT advert. Ironic that they used a clip from this video when they said it didn't work!
The sonic brush is by Burst. The greatest advantage of carbon bristles is longevity. Burst would like to set you up on a new brush head subscription but the carbon bristles last so long without deforming that Burst's suggested frequency of replacing the head is unnecessary. And yes, I am able to keep my teeth much cleaner with the Burst vs my old manual Oral-B brush.
My Burst quit working pretty fast.
At 1:24 you can see that this brush doesnt go all the way up to the gum line, so he is only brushing half of his teeth.
jessz30 yeah but there’s better designs nowadays and also regular toothbrushes damage your gums
I was an idiot who fell for these because I have sensitive teeth. I ordered one for each member of my family, thinking I could send them back if we didn’t like them.
-they don’t reach the molars
-the toothpaste is horrible
-they don’t clean the teeth
-the vibration hurt our teeth.
-they cannot be sent back!
@@yulles225 They only really damage your gums if you put too much pressure or the bristles are too sharp. As long as you aren't scratching them up with your brush then I think it's fine.
RealmRabbit yeah I just use electric toothbrushes
@@yulles225 I use a regular toothbrush even if I have braces, my gums haven't been damaged at all.
We had an Invention Convention in middle school and we had to create our own product to showcase. I had my Dad Build “Squeeze Da Brush” a toothbrush that had toothpaste inside. Lol. It worked and everything!
This segment reminded me of my childhood invention! Lol!
Well done! You should have ran with it!
Shark tank ma dude
I’m going to steal your idea.
T MH don’t be mad bc u never had a dad.
T MH and a bible thumber too 🤣put in a good word for me I was just joking with u
Expert: * not in hospital *
* wears white coat *
Okay this is scam material
Got an advertisement for a Myst where it is in a robotic voice and has no human voices. Very suspicious if you ask me.
Not to mention they showed a clip of the guy in this video in the white coat and said the at HE was the guy who started the company 😂
I saw the ad with the human voice xd
Lmao I thought I was watching Radio TTS 🤣
@@sheepdoghr415 I love that channel!
I saw the same add. There's a similar one about drones. These adds usually say someone working in the industry was fed up and wanted to make their own product. They typically don't mention the name of the person who invented the product and the quotes don't have a name attached to them. I searched the Myst toothbrush and at least five different websites had the word myst in the url. Likely a scam.
I tried the mouthpiece “brush “ and I didn’t feel like it worked plus it broke too easily with no refund
I had the same problem. TOTAL RIPOFF! DO NOT BUY!
@@morganbolderman3990 nice to know
I bet you were chewing on it 😂
I literally invented this when I was in year 8, I even ordered a patent kit but never went through with it, I designed it myself and was going to call it Vibrush (which I now realise sounds like the name of a vibrator).
You fucked up, son
are you a well known dentist?
Nothing beats the manual geriatric dentifrice.
I’m going to keep this next to my electric scissors.
The Dr's head was so shiny all of my family went blind including me when it was brodcasted on telovision.
The lab coat jokes are pretty funny, but he actually did give good unbiased information lol
i got a targeted ad for this ultrabrush 360 that literally said how can we give you such a cheap brush under 130$? we spend no money on ads. bro im literally watching the ad right now. not surprised every single video on their channel has comments turned off
Nothing really beats FLOSSING UNDER THE GUMS !!! I floss correctly, under the gums, each Stem of each Tooth. And I rinse it with WaterPik. It's a 12 minute cleaning, plus I scrape my Tongue too. I saved a tooth where I broke off the Filling, and using the above technique, which I postponed treatment while awaiting for Pandemic to be OK , and when they took an X-Ray 2 months later, the hole where the filling had been had no Decay at all, I had preserved the tooth to be good for a re-Filling. Instead of another expensive Porcelain crown.
So you were so scared of a cold that you waited a year and a half to go to the dentist?
Lol.
@@bigfoot3866 maybe op is in an at-risk demographic
@@anangrymarine9174
If he doesn't do it every flu season it's illogical.
@@bigfoot3866 Everyone does illogical things. Chowmeiningitis hits a lot harder for folks in certain demographics than the flu. It's for the vast majority that's more comparable.
@@bigfoot3866 covid isn’t just a cold. It is LIKE one for some, but the bacteria is very different. Many people suffer it badly, and it’s again separate from the flu, as they’re different categories of a virus
10 seconds to not clean teeth? That's the real waste of time + cost of useless junk + environmental impact to manufacture (and inevitably pitch) said junk.
How is this different from a electric toothbrush which needs a head replacement every few months??? That EVERYONE has too.
All true. The ad I saw was very misleading. I feel so stupid for buying 5 of these. They arrived 3 months later. Everything is written in Asian languages. I cannot send them back. They don’t clean teeth, they don’t reach the molars, they are a scam.
@@samaraisnt The difference is normal electric toothbrushes actually clean your teeth
EXACTLY
@@samaraisnt Everyone has electric toothbrushes now?
I got one of those hands free toothbrush but the brand was happi brush. It does vibrate mine doesn't have a toothpaste dispenser and says to use for 30 seconds. It wasn't cheap and once it's in your mouth it doesn't really brush it just kinda sits and gently vibrates your whole head and the bristles don't move, it's hard to explain but basically I don't think any of them work I could feel on my teeth nothing actually came off. The only upside I think is that it uses blue light to kill any extra bacteria so I just brush my teeth like normal then use it after.
It gives the illusion of using UV to disinfect.
Those are just blue let's.
Chinese deceit
I want to know what brush the doctor uses for his head. His top is shiny af.
hardend food, plague and wet stuff, is different than very dry coffee grinds though.
Normal Electric toothbrushes are the best not manual brushing. I can absolutely 100% guarantee my teeth would be in very bad shape now if I'd stuck to manual brushing in the last 6 years. I probably would have as well lost yet another tooth to decay. A good sonic one (not philips) can motivate you to keep brushing regularly too as with a new condition head, a good amount of an advanced modern toothpaste and a good strategy including alot of circles I really do think you get the same benefits from a 30 sec brush as you do from 2 minutes of manual brushing. 6 minutes a day with a manual toothbrush is a bit too much to ask of someone who doesn't want to put any effort in at all like when your tired and just want to go to bed.
I sometimes brush 3 times a day but usually twice a day and do between 30 sec to 2 minutes. 90 sec total a day with a sonic brush is all I need to maintain. I used to only use an oral b with the old long cross-action head but the bristles get shaggy quite quickly and it's very difficult to get the heads any more. I won't be buying another oral b once my current handle dies. At the moment I use both the sonic and oral-b ones. I also bought a phillips but rarely use it as it's the worst I've ever owned for many different reasons.
He said he could feel his eyeballs vibrating which means it doubles up as an eyeball massager!
Did not even his cover his teeth lol
didnt use it right
I splurged on a super expensive sonicare years ago and it’s still going strong. Feels far better than a standard toothbrush
That saves a lot of time
WHEUSBAAHSJSKSDNS?!?
@@Xccelerant k
@@wn6694 He sees
*E V E R Y T H I N G*
Neo butt pop
These are absolute garbage and your post is a lie you know it
I have a few issues with this. 1. That toothbrush device is not for 10 seconds, but instead 30 seconds, and he used the wrong sized one.
Another thing, they don’t talk about a good toothbrush. My favorite toothbrush right now happens to be charcoal but that’s not why it’s great, what’s awesome is that it has these extremely slim bristles that get into every little tight space. It is a manual but I switch between using that and an electric.
03:39 I love that “wowwwww” from the audience!!
Can just imagine someone standing at the front behind the cameras sight holding prompt card up with "WOW!" on it. Lol
That bloke looks like he`s been using it on his head lol.
Hi! Would anyone happen to know the Exact name of the last electric black toothbrush???
I like how he used the word "SUPPOSED TO"
Which shows the extend of his knowledge
What's the black tooth brush called??
I THOUGHT THE INVENTION WAS TO MAKE HIS HEAD SHINY
Do you recommend the philips, oral b, or burst electric toothbrush?
I just keep imagining a secret time traveler from 1918 came on that year and watch the video. 🤔
What???
You can't improve on some things,Like the good old fashioned claw bathtubs with a sloped back, now you barely see them unless they are spendy antique.
Charcoal is melted in the polymer, the highly porous adsorbing structure of the carbon is sealed off by the polymer, total BS.
What does that mean
some point in the first grade, I had a silly idea for an “invention” similar to this and I wondered how would it do it ever got produced. but i guess i dodged a bullet lol
Were can i buy it
What's a cosmetic dentist and why does the specification need to be made?
What is the name of this brush.
And just like that television regressed 10 years, I'm back to watching infomercials again
My dental hygienist told me when buying a electric toothbrush to buy the one with the round head as opposed to the long one. She said the round one cleans more effectively.
I'm a RDA, no you buy the toothbrush you are going to be more comfortable using. Some people can't tolerate the vibrations of sonic toothbrushes so they go with oscillating ones like oral B. I used to like Sonicare but have been using oral for 2 years now. In any case any electric toothbrush is better than manual
@@SimplyCali619 I honestly do not know the difference btw a sonic and oral B electric toothbrush. I have a oral B myself. I was talking just electric toothbrush in general that having a round head is better than the straight one. I was told this by my dental hygienist. That's all I meant by that. :)
@@demijour1234 well basically sonic toothbrushes are shaped like regular toothbrushes long and skinny heads and oral b are round heads though there are generic electric toothbrushes that has round heads. Don't forget to floss!
@@SimplyCali619 lol, I have my dental floss and floss everyday. Thank you for letting me know the difference. Glad I use then oral b like yourself.
Oral B oscillating round elecrric brush is best both in cleaning and comfort and tge smaller head can reach hard to reach areas like the back of molars.
First most of the bacteria are at the gum line, and you would hold the brush at a 45 degree angle not so much flat on the teeth. The Bass technique which has been around for along time.. is probably the best way to brush.. along with the Bass style tooth brush. ... also, coffee grounds would bounce off because of vibration alone.. Plague is stick so It doesn't act quite the same way. There are many variables that matter. What many people dont look at is the shape of the bristles at the tip.. jagged ends can tear into the gum, as opposed to rounded tip bristles.. which are more likely to massage the gums.. This is what a BASS style tooth brush has as well as its got much more space in between the bristles. allowing them to move..... Personally I like that style of toothbrush better. As far as Charcoal, while it is good at dealing with bacteria, I cant imagine it does much when infused into a bristle..
I don’t know if I trust a doctor* guy with an eyebrow piercing for info lol
which brand is the charcoal toothbrush
I’ve seen products for the last decade that offer a custom mold option thats similar to the first toothbrush. Highly effective
Nope, they suck
Wow I didn't know these sonic toothbrushes existed. going to buy one now. I love my electric toothbrush. so this should be even better.
Never heard of a SoniCare?
The product that I'd REALLY like to know about is the one that made his head so dang shiny! 😂
What is the name of the charcoal toothbrush?
Even with an electric toothbrush I tend to brush aggressively. I know the toothbrush is supposed to do the work but I just guess it’s habit that I manually brush my teeth with my electric toothbrush instead of just moving it around in my mouth and allowing it to do the work. I can’t be the only one.
Some electric toothbrush models have pressure sensor that remind you to brush more gently when you press too harsh/aggressively. While I didn't try those brushes before (I don't even have an electric toothbrush lol) IMO it would be a good way to start changing your habit.
Lmfao. I was watching an ad on this tooth brush. They said the reason they could sell the product for so cheap is because they dont spend money on advertising. They lied by saying they don't advertise in their advertisement lmfao. And they used this footage in the ad but didn't mention how this guy "wasn't a fan" and said it doesnt really work well for cleaning. The ad made it sound like it was the thing that would make the toothbrush obsolete. So now I know they are just trying to get as much money off their failed idea as they can through some bullshit untruthful ad.
Probably a meme advert
The device itself says you need to do usual brushing and isn't a replacement for regular brushing.
If only my teeth were shaped like corn, I could get these coffee grinds out of my mouth.
Guy in the lab coat must have gotten buffed before the show. He's so shiny.
Why not talk about how regular tooth bushes are the real reason we as individuals continue to return to the dentist and they continue to damage teeth
That would be sugar and starch consumption my dude 😜👍🏻
Well why don't you stop brushing your teeth and see what happens
That’s. Exactly from the ad....
Damn his head is so shiny that the sun’s rays isn’t as powerful
The reason he said they’re bad is so he can keep his job
Cuhz vibrations focus and clean the outside of teeth and gums not in between meaning its focken useless
Everyone talking about how shiny this dudes head is. I'm over here second guessing my life choices when my dentist has an eyebrow piercing.
Lol i saw it too
Jack Tate what does that have to do with this guys eyebrow ring? And why are you upset about it? Lmao
Lol!!!!
I saw the commercial for the first product. They never said 10 sec. They posted 1 min. So I'm guessing 1 min for top and 1 min for bottom.
That guy was a bottom
I just bought a Sonicare electric toothbrush today. Uhm it’s a little to get use to I bought the Philips pink one. The noise that it makes trips me out, But all get use to it. It’s a great investment to make. Wish I had known any better when I was a teenager. I knew better I just didn’t listen. I have Cavity fillers so that’s what worries me that it might wear them off a lot faster. Will see how it goes. 😁
Don't be an idiot and order one like I did. Quit after 4 brushings (if you can call them that. Does not even cover all your teeth. Makes a great night lite but pricy at $59.00 as the light is the only things that works. Most are made in Asia and good luck getting your money back (talking about the brush with the piece that fits in the mouth). I was lucky enough to get an e-mail address and contacted the seller. They asked me to send them a video of the non-working toothbrush and box - not working. SERIOUSLY. Did not say how long to make the video.
I had an advertisement of one of them, right before this very video!
thankyou for such a clear to the point review, very informative
Me I'm the dumb fuck who thinks the more aggressive you brush the cleaner you get your teeth but unaware of the damage I'm actually causing especially around my gums
Yup. You'll get receding gums.
What toothbrush is that black one?? Is it Burst?
What is the results???
NOT A REVIEW IS A COMMERCIAL - PAID ACTORS NOT REAL PEOPLE
I tried this product and It was amazing! These guys need to do a tad bit more research. When I normally brushed my teeth, my teeth where fine but my gums where slowly getting destroyed
But when I used this product my gums and teeth where clean and never hurt after I was brushing!
I got the myst because I over brush and messed up my gums. However, it cleans the front of my mouth really well but not the back. So, I got a Sonic brush and just wasted my money on myst.
When you realise this was a year ago and you still don't have a toothbrush like this 🌝
It seems like sonic toothbrushes are doing a good job. I have one myself, it’s definitely good at cleaning teeth. I don’t think that weird full-mouth toothbrush thingy is gonna do a very good job.
I disagree, as long as it hits each surface and down to the gum line.
But unlike traditional toothbrushes 🪥 it does not cleans the tongue 👅
@@lorzs1270i disagree, its a stupid marketing ploy and 10 seconds is not enough for fluoride to ger absorbed by your teeth
its not 10 seconds its 30 seconds. and you are supposed to rotate it back and forth quickly in your mouth
Does that guy put oil on head on purpose
The makeup team probably thought it was a good idea lol
They forgot to powder his head before going on
Some people have oily skin. My face can look like that.
He probably got sweaty and nervous because as a dentist he wasn't recommending products😅
Why would we want to stick with the old way? People have been having cavities for ever and to this day people still have rotting teeth despite good oral care.
I am one of those who brushes meticulously and still have issues. Granted, my issues were probably due to lack of nutrition when I was a child but I haven’t been able to reverse the issues with good oral hygiene.
How can you be a doctor and not know the difference between silicon and silicone…
With a regular toothbrush on braces hurt and don't even clean I have braces so does myst work on braces
The 10 second brush is laughable. I do think there's something there for people - the idea that we can bring down the typical 2-minute brush experience because if you can brush more teeth at once, you can be more efficient. A 30-second brush is in the realm of possibility. However, you have to figure out how to adequately clean all teeth with the device fitting in the mouth. I'm not convinced on a design that will enable that kind of certainty, though many people (including myself) are probably constantly missing spots anyways so it may not be any worse than manual brushing.
I bought the Burst toothbrush because once I heard the patent for sonic toothbrushes expired, I knew the overpriced Sonicare was going to have to come down in price or face stiff competition. It's truth that now you can get quality toothbrushes with that sonic emitting technology for 1/2 the price of a Sonicare, and I advise people to take advantage of it. There's nothing special about Sonicare anymore. It's just like every other brush using the same technology. My only advice is to not cheap-out - you get what you pay for, and $30 for a sonic-type tech brush is probably too low for quality to be good. I'd suggest $50-$60 price range, which is where the Burst seems to be at for the moment.
What is the link to the toothbrush you are using?
My wife and I got a sonic toothbrush, after a while we noticed our teeth were a lot more sensitive to temperature. Anyone else had this?
You should do some research. The reason they’re sensitive to temperature is because they’re super clean. You got all the surface crap off of your teeth, including some of your enamel. Enamel protects your teeth. But we lose enamel every time we brush, and eat sugary things. The enamel protects us from temperature changes as well. So this thing actually worked really well for you. Now you just have to rebuild your enamel, by using enamel repairing toothpaste. Do your own research
Sensodyne, stop using sugar toothpaste, maybe aim for more natural as opposed to the whitening
IT'S THE TENTH DENTIST!
Hey ppl I think. I have gingivitis any home remedies to get rid of it??
I really ended up with more question than answers. Thanks for nothing.
Thank u Sir for analysis...
What’s the name of that Sonic Brush? I need It.
charcoal tooth brush idiot
@@ray-lu2vk And that’s not even the charcoal toothbrush. Croke over dumb ass
I feel as tho these are teeth whitening items, like the go smile. Not actual brushes that clean or remove any type of food or plaque. & it was longer than 10 seconds, & I drooled a ton!
100 years and we still are using the same old tooth brush design but still need dentists??? hmmm maybe they want you to keep us in the chair and paying them each year for the harm caused from the very products they use to clean our teeth
Except dentists, whom you probably only see twice per year for cleanings, don't clean your teeth with a toothbrush, you do. Soooo... is it the dentist's fault you don't keep your teeth clean?
@@CJ-xk5ci yes because these very same dentist give me a toothbrush when i leave and not information on how to obtainand use the tools they use to clean my mouth
not a charcoal sonic toothbrush, not a standard vibrating toothbrush, but a standard toothbrush
@@CJ-xk5ci i have been told all my life by dentist to brush and floss now i'm learning that waterpiking is way better than traditional flossing and that i have been brushing my teeth wrong my whole life because their instructions on how to brush properly are to vague and i've never had a dentist tell me i need to change my toothbrush every now and again i used to use the same brush for years
idk if i just have bad luck but from what i hear most dentist don't fully inform people how to take care of their teeth and most adults don't fully know how to so whos teaching future generations?
@@soppypeaches6682 I mean, sure, ideally a dentist could/would coach you through how to brush properly. But, I don’t really find this a persuasive argument. Are you not an intelligent person with access to the most expansive compilation of knowledge in human history? A little personal initiative and accountability would obviate this problem.
Also, Water-Pik alone does not perform as well as floss alone. That said, however, if you’re not going to floss everyday but will use a Water-Pik everyday, then of course Water-Pik is better for your situation.
@@CJ-xk5ci the access to all that information is why i learned the newer things i've learned overtime in the first place not from the dentist and dentist have been very vauge about telling me how to keep my teeth clean telling me where to brush how long to brush and where to floss nothing more and because the very people i trust to take care of my teeth when i mess up tells me the brief story of how to maintain my teeth i and many others naturally assume thats all their is to it i don't have any knowlege of what else there could be in my mind i wouldnt think of a reason to search up the info because i wouldn't know there was more to it and they give me a standard toothbrush i would assume would be fine
dentist are naturally the people we look to when we look for care for our dental health and knowlege if they don't guide us to look into further care or give a bit more detail how should we be compelled to look for more info unless we specifically were extra interested
I always eat coffee grinds in the morning.
“Can we say there’s potential so I can get paid” ? 😂
Its not getting the gum line
This! The most important part of brushing.
1st off, he said 10 seconds, not true it's 30 to 60 seconds. And the reviews are outstanding. So sad that this supposedly denisit didn't do a complete review.
This is my father’s invention and I have the original and its patent!!! Created well before 2016
He's not using the 360 even close to correctly.
He just killed every Companies Product Shown on the show damn
mayankho like an infomercial
Does it also whiten ur teeth
its 4:30am and here's where i am on youtube
doesnt the ad say 60 secs
Isn’t it weird that when you brush your teeth your brushing bones