“We’re excited to introduce this breakthrough technology with sensors that can see through foamy toothpaste to provide information that helps people take stronger ownership of their oral health,” Patricia Verduin, chief technology ocer for Colgate-Palmolive, tells the press.
“Our new Plaqless Pro,” she explains, “delivers the superior cleaning of a powered toothbrush, the proven location tracking of advanced oral care devices and now the detection of an oral scanner that enables personal brushing feedback in real time for remarkable clean.”
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