Brosse à dents caméra 3-en-1, coloris rose

3-in-1 Camera Toothbrush

Pink
Sale price  79,90€ Regular price  159,80€
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Brosse à dents caméra 3-en-1, coloris rose

3-in-1 Camera Toothbrush

A lit camera in the brush head, and a fine jet that cleans between your teeth while you brush

Sale price  79,90€ Regular price  159,80€
Color Pink

Description

You've brushed your teeth twice a day your whole life, and you've never seen them. You aim from memory, you press a little too hard on the same side, and you find out eight months later, in a dentist's chair. This one has a camera in the brush head. The image streams to your phone, live, while you brush. You no longer guess: you watch.

What you see for the first time

The camera sits just below the bristles, with its own light — without light, a mouth is a dark room. On the screen propped in front of you appears what the mirror never showed: the inside of the molars, the gum line, the spot your wrist has been skirting for years without you ever deciding to. You don't fix your technique because someone explained it to you. You fix it because you see it.

Flossing, without the floss

Floss, let's be honest: you know you should, and you don't. Here, a fine jet fires from the head and reaches the space between two teeth while you brush. Same motion, same two minutes, nothing more to think about — and that's exactly why it lasts over time. The reservoir fills with clean water or mouthwash, whichever you prefer.

Three devices in one handle

  • Sonic brushing — thousands of micro-vibrations per minute, several intensities, and a timer that splits the mouth into quadrants so the back is no longer the poor relation of the two minutes.
  • Built-in camera and light — the image is watched live on your phone and saved, which makes the month-to-month comparison far more telling than a memory.
  • Interdental jet — reservoir housed in the handle, clean water or mouthwash, fired while brushing without switching devices.
  • Waterproof, set on its base — it lives on the sink, rinses under the tap and charges standing up, with no cable to plug back in every night.
  • Two colors — ceramic pink or ceramic blue. Same device, same equipment.

What your dentist sees, you see before they do

A cleaning isn't a punishment, it's a catch-up: six months of small things left aside, sorted in one session. The point of a camera isn't to play dentist, it's to shorten that loop — to go from a check-up every six months to a glance every night. And the first thing you'll notice isn't a whiter tooth: it's a gum that no longer bleeds in the same spot.

Oral hygiene device for home use, not a medical device or a diagnostic tool. The images it produces replace neither an examination nor the advice of your dentist. Replace the brush head about every three months, only use the jet at a comfortable intensity, and see a professional in case of pain, persistent bleeding or unusual sensitivity.

How does the camera connect to the phone?

Over Bluetooth, just once. You install the app, bring the brush close, and it's paired for good — the next times it reconnects on its own as soon as you switch it on.

Simply prop the phone against the mirror or in a stand, at eye level. The image appears live while you brush, and can be recorded: the month-to-month comparison becomes something more than a memory. The images stay on your phone.

Does the jet really replace flossing?

Mostly, it replaces the floss you don't use, and that nuance deserves to be said plainly.

The jet cleans the space between two teeth and the gum line while you brush, with no extra step — it's that absence of an extra step that means it's still being used six months later, which is almost never the case with floss. On very tight teeth, a bridge or braces, your dentist may recommend keeping floss or an interdental brush as a complement: follow their advice.

What goes in the reservoir?

Clean tap water, or mouthwash. The reservoir sits in the handle: you remove the head, fill it, put it back.

  • Lukewarm water — the most comfortable, especially if your gums are sensitive. It's the right setting for the first few days.
  • Diluted mouthwash — better at night. Rinse the reservoir after use, otherwise sugary residue settles in.
  • Avoid — pure vinegar, bleach, baking soda powder and anything abrasive: it damages the pump and the nozzle.
What a brushing session looks like

Same as usual, except you're watching. Head on, reservoir filled, phone propped in front of you; you switch on and start with the quadrant you usually rush — you'll know which one from the very first night.

The timer splits the two minutes into four and marks a short pause when it's time to change zone. The jet fires while you brush, at the intensity you choose: start at the lowest level. Rinse the head under the tap, set the device back on its base, done. The head is replaced about every three months.

Shipping

Orders are prepared within 1–2 business days, then shipped with tracking. Allow 3 to 5 business days for delivery, excluding weekends and public holidays. The device arrives charged, head fitted and base included: there's nothing to assemble before your first brushing, you fill the reservoir and you start.

Returns & exchanges

30 days to change your mind. The device must come back complete and in good condition, with its base and head. Keep the original box: it's what guarantees it comes back intact. Write to us and we'll send you the steps to follow.

Warranty

2-year Sunnyard warranty on the electronics, camera and jet pump. If the image stops showing, the jet stops working or the device doesn't turn on when it arrives, write to us with a photo: we replace it, we don't make you fill out a file.

As seen in

You no longer brush blind

A mouth closed around a toothbrush is a room with no window. You aim from memory, you press a little harder on your dominant hand's side, and you've been skipping the same corner for years without ever deciding to.

The camera sits just below the bristles, with its own light. The image streams to your phone live, while you brush — the inside of the molars, the gum line, the back right that the mirror never showed you. You prop the screen on the sink and you watch, simply.

You don't fix your technique because someone explained it in the dentist's chair. You fix it because you see it, that same night.

Flossing, without the floss

Let's be honest about floss: you know you should, you're told again at every visit, and you don't do it. It's not laziness, it's one step too many, standing up, at night, when the day is over.

Here there is no extra step. A fine jet fires from the head and reaches the space between two teeth while you brush — same motion, same two minutes, nothing more to think about. The reservoir is in the handle and fills with clean water or mouthwash, whichever you prefer.

It's not the power of the jet that matters, it's that it slots into a habit you already have. That's the only reason it will still be in use six months from now.

What your dentist sees, you see before they do

A cleaning isn't a punishment, it's a catch-up: six months of small things left aside, sorted in one session, with the lecture to go with it.

The point of a camera isn't to play dentist. It's to shorten the loop — to go from a check-up every six months to a glance every night, and to watch what's changing while it's still small. The images are kept, so the month-to-month comparison is something more than a memory.

And the first thing you'll notice isn't a whiter tooth. It's a gum that no longer bleeds in the same spot. Ceramic pink or ceramic blue — same device, same equipment.

4.9

average rating out of 847 reviews

847 people shared their experience

  • Camille R. 6 days ago

    I saw the back right side for the first time in my life. I'd been brushing over it in three seconds for twenty years. That alone was worth the purchase.

  • Julien M. 1 week ago

    The jet has replaced floss for me, and I don't say that out of laziness: floss, I just didn't do. Now it's part of the same motion, so I do it.

  • Sophie L. 1 week ago

    My gum always bled in the same spot on the right. I saw why in two minutes: I was pressing like a brute on that exact spot.

  • Thomas B. 2 weeks ago

    Bought after a $90 cleaning where I got the lecture yet again. At least now I can see what they're complaining about.

  • Aïcha D. 2 weeks ago

    The image on the phone is sharp and the light does all the work. Without the light you wouldn't see a thing.

  • Marc V. 2 weeks ago

    Very happy. The only complaint: the first time you're not sure where to prop the phone. A small stand and it's sorted.

  • Élodie P. 3 weeks ago

    My 14-year-old son finally brushes for more than forty seconds. He wants to watch the screen. I'll take it.

  • Nicolas F. 3 weeks ago

    The reservoir fills with mouthwash, that's what I do at night. The clean feeling is way above a regular brush.

  • Laure T. 3 weeks ago

    I expected a gimmick. It's mostly a mirror we never had. You correct your technique on your own in three days.

  • Karim H. 1 month ago

    The jet is fine and precise, not a pressure washer. You can lower the intensity the first few days, which I did.

  • Valérie N. 1 month ago

    Got it in pink, my daughter took the blue one. It lives on the sink and charges standing up, no cable lying around.

  • Antoine G. 1 month ago

    Good device. I'm giving it 4 because it takes two or three uses before you frame the image properly, after that it's automatic.

  • Chloé M. 1 month ago

    The quadrant timer made me realize I was always rushing the same quarter. Always the same one.

  • Stéphane R. 2 months ago

    I kept the images from day one and from a month later. The difference along the gum line is visible, it's not in my head.

  • Inès B. 2 months ago

    Waterproof, I rinse it under the tap without thinking. Nothing to report after two months of daily use.

  • Pierre-Yves C. 2 months ago

    My dentist told me my gums had changed. I did nothing other than see what I was doing.