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We spend
113,760
minutes of our lives
brushing our teeth.
But today’s products don’t meet all of our needs.
For too many, they’re not accessible or comfortable to use. It’s time to stop brushing off the problem.
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Adaptive add-ons for your toothbrush that can be customised to meet your every need.
the fitting form;
choose a shape that
meets your needs
the ideal grip;
adapt the texture to your preference
the perfect handle;
adjusted by you & ready to be 3D-printed
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Meet the makers;
{susan}
stories
osteoarthritis
Arthritis makes everyday tasks a continual challenge for Susan – getting dressed, holding a mug, and even brushing her teeth.
“I can’t use a manual toothbrush because it’s too small and it’s just too painful. The problems that I have are angles and my pain. What would help me is a changeable head for certain areas in my mouth, because one doesn’t fit all.”
Meet the makers;
{shirin}
stories
arthritis & soft tissue damage
Shirin’s struggle with arthritis and soft tissue damage have led her to improvise new techniques when brushing her teeth, all to avoid unnecessary pain.
“I don’t use a toothbrush how you’re supposed to use it, how it was designed to be used. It’s something that you’re doing every day, so why not make it easier?”
Meet the makers;
{amanda}
stories
psoratic arthritis
Difficulty with smaller surface areas often leaves Amanda feeling frustrated, with everyday objects such as can openers, hair bands and toothbrushes never suited to her needs.
“What might be good for me might not be good for somebody else, so the fact that you can make it bespoke to each person is incredible. Just that little bit more comfort makes a huge difference.”
Meet the makers;
{susan}
stories
osteoarthritis
Arthritis makes everyday tasks a continual challenge for Susan – getting dressed, holding a mug, and even brushing her teeth.
“I can’t use a manual toothbrush because it’s too small and it’s just too painful. The problems that I have are angles and my pain. What would help me is a changeable head for certain areas in my mouth, because one doesn’t fit all.”
Meet the makers;
{shirin}
stories
arthritis & soft tissue damage
Shirin’s struggle with arthritis and soft tissue damage have led her to improvise new techniques when brushing her teeth, all to avoid unnecessary pain.
“I don’t use a toothbrush how you’re supposed to use it, how it was designed to be used. It’s something that you’re doing every day, so why not make it easier?”
Meet the makers;
{amanda}
stories
psoratic arthritis
Difficulty with smaller surface areas often leaves Amanda feeling frustrated, with everyday objects such as can openers, hair bands and toothbrushes never suited to her needs.
“What might be good for me might not be good for somebody else, so the fact that you can make it bespoke to each person is incredible. Just that little bit more comfort makes a huge difference.”
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