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"I can just walk around getting stuff done, you know, turn on the alarm in the garage, get stuff ready at night. I've just got that thing vibrating in my mouth." His dental professional, Dr. Loud, confirmed the impressive results, observing that his "plaque levels, and then the inflammation is, like, gone now." He also adds "The first time I used the Feno, there was tons of crap all over the brush... I thought I'd been brushing well... it was almost like when you deep clean your car and a whole bunch of crap comes out from underneath the carpet."
“This isn’t just another toothbrush —it’s a game-changer in personal health care.”
Advanced Oral Health
Delivering 250 strokes per tooth
Full Mouth Clean in Just 20s
Connected Dentist
Personalized mouthpiece
Health Reports
Oral Scanner
One Week Battery Charge
Full-mouth clean in 20 seconds
AI toothbrush combining oral scanning personal health reports via the connected app.
In-depth, personalized, actionable health insights
Brush to reduce major disease risks
Ben’s Favorite
Founders Edition Bundle
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1 Feno Smartbrush™
Includes the Smarthandle and Snap Charger
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1 TrueFit Mouthpiece™
Sized for your comfort and dental arch
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3 Tubes of Feno Foam
Xylitol-powered foaming toothpaste
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On-Demand Oral Health Coaches
1 month connected Oral Health Coach access
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With electric toothbrush
Even when using the most advanced electric toothbrushes, people often miss areas of the mouth or brush inconsistently and not long enough — all of which adds up to plaque build-up.
With Feno Smartbrush™
The Feno Smartbrush significantly reduces the likelihood of human error, achieving near-complete plaque removal and a consistent full-mouth clean in just 20 seconds.
How Oral Health Impacts Body Health
Exposing the Mouth and Heart Health Connection
Almost half of people over 30 face gum disease, which can up your chances of serious heart problems.
Oral bacteria can trigger widespread inflammation
When your immune system responds to infection-causing bacteria in your mouth, it can cause inflammation throughout your body.
While that inflammation seeks to fight off the infection, it can contribute to vascular damage in your heart, brain, and other organs.
Cavities can contribute to arterial plaque build-up
Cavity-causing bacteria can enter the bloodstream and contribute to plaque formation and atherosclerosis — which increases your risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart disease.
While that inflammation seeks to fight off the infection, it can contribute to vascular damage in your heart, brain, and other organs.
Gum Disease Affects the Brain
Almost half of people over 30 have gum disease, upping the risk for major brain disorders. Here's why and how to fight back
Gum disease increases risk of developing Alzheimer’s
Individuals with periodontal disease face up to 70% greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s than individuals with healthy gums.
Oral infections also caused memory decline 6x faster than those with healthy gums in just a six month period.
Periodontitis increases risk of anxiety and depression
Individuals with periodontitis have a 37% increased risk of developing anxiety and a significantly higher risk of developing depression.
Periodontal Disease Can Increase Blood Sugar
Nearly half of adults 30 and older have some form of periodontal disease, and research suggests a toxic two-way relationship between gum disease and diabetes. Here’s why — and what you can do about it
Periodontal disease can increase blood sugar
Infections from untreated gum disease can lead to a rise in blood sugar — which can contribute to or exacerbate diabetes
Gum disease and diabetes perpetuate one another
Dentists have long known that diabetes increases the risk of periodontitis — and now understand the relationship is a two-way street.
Gum inflammation negatively impacts glycaemic control. The two feed off of and worsen each other.
Oral Health During Pregnancy: Protecting Both Mother and Baby
Maintaining good oral hygiene during pregnancy is essential not only for your health but also for your baby’s development. Discover the critical connection between oral care and pregnancy outcomes.
Gum Disease and Preterm Birth: The Hidden Risk
Maintaining good oral hygiene during pregnancy is essential not only for your health but also for your baby’s development. Discover the critical connection between oral care and pregnancy outcomes.
Why Oral Care is Essential During Pregnancy
Oral health plays a vital role in pregnancy. Hormonal changes can exacerbate gum issues, leading to potential complications like low birth weight. Regular dental checkups and proper oral care are key to a healthy pregnancy.
How Gum Disease Can Raise Your Risk of Developing the Deadliest Cancers
Nearly half of adults 30 and older have some form of periodontal disease, and research suggests a strong correlation between gum disease and several forms of cancer. Here’s why — and what you can do about it
Gum disease is associated with lung cancer
Several studies have corroborated this emerging belief, including one that found a 24% increase in lung cancer risk for patients with severe periodontal disease
Gum disease and diabetes perpetuate one another
High levels of fusobacterium nucleatum, a periodontal pathogen, is often foundin colon cancer tissue, suggesting a link between America’s second-deadliest cancer and this oral bacteria.
Smartbrush
The world’s most advanced full-mouth smartbrush.
Fight heart disease, cancer, and neurodegeneration with our AI-powered smartbrush. Pair with the Feno Plus app for personalized health insights and preventative care.
Wireless charging: Instant and easy.
1-week battery: Travel-ready.
Health tracking: performance data and reports.
Feno Foam
Natural freshness you can feel good about
Get a superior clean with Feno Foam. Our xylitol formula whitens and fights cavities, while the rich foam reaches every corner, promoting oral health and reducing risks of major diseases.
Xylitol strengthens enamel
Wild mint for lasting freshness
Foaming action cleans deeply
The Feno Smartbrush's scanning tech can give you insights into your tooth and gum health, and identify potential plaque build-up and inflammation. Your results are compiled into a detailed, actionable Oral Health Report shared with our Oral Health Coaches for at-home oral health consultations.
Feno Plus: Data Driven Oral Health Consultations
Reviewing your scans and providing insightful conclusions by our team of oral health coaches. Receive professional feedback to maintain optimal oral health and catch potential issues in advance.
Understanding the Mouth-Body Connection with Ben Greenfield
FAQ
Does the Smartbrush need any user technique to work effectively?
The Feno® Smartbrush is designed to be user-friendly and requires minimal technique for effective use. While the advanced technology, including the TrueFitTM Mouthpiece and ArcFlow TechTM, ensures comprehensive cleaning, users should still follow a simple technique for optimal results. While the Smartbrush is on, it is recommended to move the TrueFitTM Mouthpiece in a slow circular motion. This motion helps to achieve optimal bristle contact with all areas of the teeth and gums, enhancing the brushing results.
How is the Feno Smartbrush™ different from other electric toothbrushes?
The Feno Smartbrush is a radical step forward for oral health. The average toothbrush has 2,500 bristles; the Feno Smartbrush has an average of 18,000. The average toothbrush brushes each tooth one at a time; the Feno Smartbrush brushes all teeth simultaneously. The average brush cycle takes 120 seconds; the Feno Smartbrush takes 20. The Feno Smartbrush is also the first brush that takes deep scans of your teeth and gums to provide ongoing insights into the condition of your oral health. An astonishing 90% of individuals suffer from some form of gum disease, an oversight we aim to correct with the Feno Smartbrush, designed as the product to bridge oral health and overall health.
How does the Feno app provide personalized feedback and advice on oral health?
The Feno app revolutionizes personalized oral care by leveraging advanced technology and professional expertise. Embedded in the Smarthandle of the Smartbrush is a scanner that captures images of your mouth, including critical areas like the gumline, tooth integrity, and signs of inflammation. Once you complete a scan, the data is automatically synchronized with your profile on the Feno app. This seamless integration ensures that your oral health information is consistently up-to-date and readily accessible. The app then utilizes a dual approach for analysis: a network of licensed dentists and an evolving machine learning model. These dentists review and annotate your scans, providing valuable insights into your oral health status. Their annotations not only offer you personalized feedback and advice but also contribute to training our machine learning model. This model is designed to recognize patterns and deliver rapid, routine insights, enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of the feedback you receive over time. Additionally, the app's chat feature allows you to directly communicate with a dentist from our network. This functionality enables you to discuss your scan results, ask questions, and receive expert advice, all within the app. You can easily share your scan data and reports with your dentist during these consultations, making the discussions more informed and productive.
Is there privacy built-in with the scanner?
Yes, the Feno Smartbrush includes multiple built-in privacy features for the scanner. The device is equipped with a secondary privacy chip, ensuring that all operations related to the scanner are securely handled. This chip prevents remote access to the scanner, enhancing the security and privacy of the device. Additionally, all data collected by the scanner is encrypted, providing an added layer of security to protect users' personal information.