Brushing with braces can be frustrating—but it doesn’t have to be. BrushO is designed to support people with braces, retainers, or aligners through AI-powered zone detection, real-time brushing feedback, and smart oral hygiene guidance. Whether you’re a teen adjusting to brackets or a parent monitoring a child’s brushing habits, BrushO makes orthodontic care smarter, easier, and more effective.

Wearing braces makes brushing much more complex than usual. Brackets and wires trap food particles, make it difficult to reach the gumline, and raise the risk of plaque buildup and gum issues.
• Debris stuck around brackets and archwires
• Missed zones near the gumline and molars
• Uneven pressure damaging gums
• Difficulty maintaining consistent oral care habits
Without the right tools, it’s easy to overlook essential areas or apply incorrect pressure that could harm your gums or enamel during orthodontic treatment.
BrushO is a smart toothbrush specifically designed to address the challenges of orthodontic care. Its AI technology helps users brush smarter—not harder.
BrushO doesn’t rely on traditional 30-second quadrants. It divides the mouth into 6 zones and 16 surfaces, ensuring thorough coverage around braces and along the gumline.
The BrushO app provides instant brushing feedback on pressure, duration, and missed spots. Visual heatmaps and brushing scores help users see where they need to improve—especially helpful for kids and teens.
Choose from multiple brushing modes like:
• Ultra-Gentle Care for sensitive gums
• Deep Clean for plaque-prone areas
These options are perfect for different orthodontic phases, from initial braces to post-treatment retainers.
Parents can use the app to monitor brushing sessions. Alerts notify users if they apply too much pressure or repeatedly miss hard-to-reach areas near braces.
BrushO is recommended by over 40 UK dental clinics and introduced by Stanford School of Medicine, making it a trustworthy choice for orthodontic care.
• Teens love the app and gamified experience
• Parents appreciate reduced nagging and better hygiene habits
• Orthodontists value how it prevents decalcification and gum damage
BrushO’s “Brush & Earn” reward system keeps kids motivated. Completing brushing goals earns points, which can be exchanged for free lifetime brush head refills—a unique way to build consistent habits during orthodontic treatment.
| Feature | Regular Toothbrush | BrushO Smart Toothbrush |
| Zone-specific tracking | β | β |
| Pressure sensor | β | β |
| Orthodontic brushing modes | β | β |
| Real-time app feedback | β | β |
| Brush & Earn rewards | β | β |
BrushO isn’t just another electric toothbrush—it’s an intelligent oral-care solution built for people with braces. Whether you’re managing a child’s dental care or undergoing orthodontics yourself, BrushO gives you confidence that every brushing session counts.
BrushO is an AI-powered smart toothbrush brand combining cutting-edge sensors, zone-based feedback, brushing score analytics, and a reward system that turns oral care into a health-boosting daily habit. With features tailored for orthodontic users, BrushO makes it easier than ever to protect teeth and gums—at every age and stage.
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