The award-winning† Oral-B GENIUS with revolutionary, best-in-class
Position Detection technology is the world’s first power brush to combine cutting-edge motion sensor within the brush and video recognition via the smartphone’s camera. Only the GENIUS'.
Position Detection is intelligent enough to know when the brush is physically in the mouth.
Using motion detection and camera recognition together, the brush accurately recognizes the areas of the mouth your
patients are cleaning to give them the brushing advantage they need so they never miss a zone.
Once your patient finishes their brushing session, the results are displayed and logged. Patients can then share their activity log with you and use the Position Detection feature to improve future brushing sessions.
"There is growing evidence showing the efficacy of 'app-based' monitoring protocols in ameliorating oral hygiene and reducing treatment duration, bracket bond failure, and failed or late attendance." - Dalessandri D., American Association of Orthodontists5
* On average, eligible brushing sessions (>10s) lasted 2:37 min in Germany, 2:20 min in the US and 2:27 in the UK.
† Mobile World Congress, GENIUS and the Oral-B App won two awards – Best eHealth Product and Editor’s Choice 2016.
References: 1. Davies RM et al. Prevention. Part 4: Toothbrushing: What advice should be given to patients? British Dental Journal: 2003:195(3): 135–141. Available at: doi:10.1038/ sj.bdj.4810396 2. Data on file, P&G Motion Tracking Study. 3. IconMobile Group. Q2 2016 Report. 4. Janusz K et al, J Contemp Dent Pract:2008;9(7): 1–13. 5. Dalessandri D. Smartphone-based orthodontic monitoring: the big brother in our patient’s mouth. American Association of Orthodontics. Tech Talk. March 2016. Available at: http://aaotechblog. com/2016/03/smartphone-based-orthodontic-monitoring-the-big-brother-in-our-patients-mouth/
* On average, eligible brushing sessions (>10s) lasted 2:37 min in Germany, 2:20 min in the US and 2:27 in the UK. † Mobile World Congress, GENIUS and the Oral-B App won two awards – Best eHealth Product and Editor’s Choice 2016. References: 1. Davies RM et al. Prevention. Part 4: Toothbrushing: What advice should be given to patients? British Dental Journal: 2003:195(3): 135–141. Available at: doi:10.1038/ sj.bdj.4810396 2. Data on file, P&G Motion Tracking Study. 3. IconMobile Group. Q2 2016 Report. 4. Janusz K et al, J Contemp Dent Pract:2008;9(7): 1–13. 5. Dalessandri D. Smartphone-based orthodontic monitoring: the big brother in our patient’s mouth. American Association of Orthodontics. Tech Talk. March 2016. Available at: http://aaotechblog. com/2016/03/smartphone-based-orthodontic-monitoring-the-big-brother-in-our-patients-mouth/
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