Instead of brushing teeth aggressively with a hard grip - which can be a natural response - try to hold your toothbrush at the very end and use a grip as if you’re holding a pen. This will ...

Adopt a kinder, gentler touch, using small circular motions or tooth-wide back-and-forth strokes with your brush rather than aggressive scrubbing up and down. This goes for electric toothbrushes ...

Do you crave data that shows whether your own tooth brushing technique is doing the job correctly? Or maybe you simply have too much money to spend? The Kolibree Smart Toothbrush on display at CES ...

To make sure you’re using a gentle grip, try holding your toothbrush in your nondominant hand. Slow down. Dentists recommend that you brush your teeth for two full minutes twice a day to prevent ...

The winner is Grush, a three-person team whose smart toothbrush works with a mobile game to help children brush their teeth more thoroughly ... can tell how you're holding it, and therefore ...