Does this include a camera like they have in cellphones?
Are our Dentists going to be reviewing surveillance footage, now?
"Mr. Jones, I am calling because during my morning download, I noticed you have a piece of Soylent Green stuck between your back left molars. Is Friday at 10 good for you?"
Hmm. You're probably right -- but a toothbrush which had a stroke counter and wouldn't beep until you'd reached 100, would be very, very useful for everyone from kids to adults.
How about one which counts the strokes and, when you reach the target, releases some reward—say, it notifies your video game console that you're allowed to play for 5 minutes?
Yeah... I was thinking for the cheapie market -- under $5, say. Character toothbrushes for children, for example. They have powered ones, but my kids still don't use 'em right.
The latest Oral-B gizmo signals every 30 seconds so that you can divide the mouth into quarters, or if your a redneck be sure that each tooth gets the time it deserves.
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Date: 2007-06-24 11:08 pm (UTC)Are our Dentists going to be reviewing surveillance footage, now?
"Mr. Jones, I am calling because during my morning download, I noticed you have a piece of Soylent Green stuck between your back left molars. Is Friday at 10 good for you?"
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Date: 2007-06-25 12:37 am (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2007-06-25 03:39 am (UTC)That said, the current ones (as far as I've seen,) only have timers. Something that counts the strokes, as a pedometer does, would be far more useful.
Better idea
Date: 2007-06-25 01:12 pm (UTC)Re: Better idea
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