Yumeshokunin's Misoka Toothrbrush Has You Covered All Day Long
Meghan Young — April 27, 2011 — Lifestyle
For those of you oral hygiene-challenged individuals out there, the Misoka toothbrush is just for you. You may or may not know this, but you are supposed to brush your teeth after every meal so as to keep your mouth healthy and squeaky clean, not just when you first wake up and just before going to bed. But sometimes, it's hard to get away to tend to your teeth. The Misoka toothbrush solves this problem.
Developed by a Japanese company called Yumeshokunin, the Misoka toothbrush reduces the number of times you need to brush your teeth daily to only once. This is made possible, they claim, by the tips of the Misoka toothbrush bristles that are coated with a specially developed nanomineral coating. The coating makes the surface of your teeth hydrophilic after brushing.
Developed by a Japanese company called Yumeshokunin, the Misoka toothbrush reduces the number of times you need to brush your teeth daily to only once. This is made possible, they claim, by the tips of the Misoka toothbrush bristles that are coated with a specially developed nanomineral coating. The coating makes the surface of your teeth hydrophilic after brushing.
Trend Themes
1. Once-a-day Teeth Cleaners - Yumeshokunin's Misoka Toothbrush has the potential to disrupt the dental industry by offering an innovative solution to oral hygiene.
2. Hydrophilic Nanomineral Coatings - The development of nanomineral coatings that make tooth surfaces hydrophilic presents an opportunity for innovation in dental care.
3. Convenience and Efficiency in Oral Hygiene Products - The Misoka Toothbrush is part of a larger trend of creating more efficient and convenient oral hygiene products for busy consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Dental Care - The Misoka Toothbrush has the potential to disrupt the dental care industry by offering a new way to approach oral hygiene.
2. Nano Materials - The development of nanomineral coatings opens up opportunities for innovation in various industries, including dental care.
3. Consumer Goods - The trend towards creating more efficient and convenient oral hygiene products reflects a larger trend in the consumer goods industry towards convenience.
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