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Everything that uses electricity is getting smart — or eventually will. We've had electric toothbrushes for some time now. But now, those toothbrushes are finally getting smart functionality. One of ...

Smart toothbrushes have been around for a few years now, but they haven’t quite caught on. Sure, they promise better habits via connected sensors, but they also tend to be very expensive ($100 and up) ...

We thought we saw some great sales over the summer, but fall is proving us wrong. Just in time for the holidays, Amazon is having a beauty sale where you can save on your favorite beauty products or ...

Even as an adult, it can be difficult to be sure how you’re supposed to brush your teeth. It can be tricky to make sure you’re brushing for long enough, getting all the right areas, and brushing often ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Overall ease of use of the toothbrush including evaluation of the weight, handle comfort, ease of removing the brush-heads, etc. The Hum by ...

Colgate recently revealed a new smart toothbrush called hum, developed specifically to help consumers brush their teeth better. The pastel-colored toothbrush utilizes tech like smart sensors that are ...

If you’re a teacher, you need all the help you can get when it comes to getting supplies and materials for your students. Luckily, there are companies out there that are all too happy to lend a hand, ...

When Colgate was developing its new low-waste Keep toothbrush, which has a reusable aluminum handle and replaceable heads (a starter pack costs $9.99; additional heads are $4.99 for two), the company ...

According to Colgate, Americans bought more than 495 million manual toothbrushes last year. Most of them ended up in a landfill because they cannot be easily recycled, Colgate said. Now Colgate has ...