Accessible Brushing & Disability
autobrush is the only automatic toothbrush clinically proven to brush 27X better. We’re passionate about bringing simple, effective oral care into every home. autobrush is designed to be accessible to all people, bringing better oral care to kids, adults, persons with disabilities, and people with sensory issues.
A commitment to inclusive brushing
Promote Independence
Everyday brushing is made easy and convenient specially for those with dexterity issues or limited mobility.
Error-Free Cleaning
By brushing all surface areas of your teeth in one shot, you’ll never have to worry about missing a spot.
Kids WANT to Brush
Kiddos love the quirky animal characters and funky jungle tunes. Adults love the ease and simplicity. Older adults love the opportunity to regain independence.
No Sensory Overload
Our unique mouthpiece design, gentle bristles, and massaging vibrations will give you the perfect clean without the overstimulation.
Perfect for Sensitive Gums
Our perfectly angled, gentle bristles and soothing red LED lights are designed to clean around the gum line & kill bacteria without causing pain or irritation.
Gentle & Pain-free
The autobrush Pro for Kids makes brushing fun with its LED lights that help support gum health with red lights and enhance teeth brightening with blue lights, encouraging kids to take care of their teeth and gums while enjoying the brushing experience.
Independent Brushing
“autobrush has made brushing her teeth not only an independent task for Abby but also a fun one. Switching from her regular electric toothbrush, which she was using, to the autobrush for Kids has made such an impact on her daily life and has made that part of her daily routine so much easier and so much more enjoyable. We love implementing tools for her just to allow her to be an independent, typical 6 year old. It's just so important for us to set her up to succeed in the future.”
- Emily Meagher, Abby’s mom
Gentle Brushing
“I have more gum recession than I would like to have from years of hard brushing and electric toothbrushes. Recently I've noticed that I am dreading brushing my teeth due to sensitive teeth and gums - so overall brushing is quite uncomfortable. autobrush beautifully solved these problems. This product is revolutionizing oral care!!"
- Carol Rose Miller, Registered Health Professional
Give Kids A Smile
Give Kids A Smile
Every year, autobrush donates to the ADA Foundation’s Give Kids A Smile program to help more underserved children have access to dental care. We believe that all smiles are beautiful and want everyone to have access to resources needed to achieve their healthiest smile. This wouldn’t be possible without our autobrushers continued support so we’d also like to thank you for being a part of this giving back.
Better Brushing
"Brushing Jackson’s teeth has been one of the most difficult aspects with his Autism. When it was at his worst, we had to really hold J to brush his teeth & it was so incredibly heartbreaking to do. But ever since we started using the autobrush, he not only allows us to do it, but has developed the independence to do it himself! We have officially ended brush wars and I cannot believe it."
- Jessie Lipscomb, Jackson’s mom
Improved Oral Hygiene
"For so long my mom has struggled with making sure my brothers' teeth get a thorough cleaning. She’s been recommended to so many different brushes but they still don’t meet their needs. autobrush has given the boys independence, and my mom the reassurance that their teeth and gums are healthy!"
- Brianna Pinner on her and her brothers' autobrush experience
Makes Brushing Fun“The autobrush for Kids really takes the chore out of brushing. I think this is great for all children because it makes brushing super fun. It's a great motivator. It can also be really good for those with special needs or sensory issues." Kelly Hanco*ck Registered Dental Hygienist autobrush®: Sonic Pro Kids Sibling Pack Bundle Get Your Kids Excited“If you have such a struggle getting them (your kids) brushing in the first place, this is a really great option. The music is what got my kids excited about it and love it!" Dr. Clara D. Griffey Doctor of Dental Surgery autobrush®: Sonic Pro Kids Can't Stop Raving About ThisI truly feel that so many kids who might struggle with a manual toothbrush would love using this. Dr. Paulina Ghassabian autobrush®: Sonic Pro Kids Total Package
autobrush is really helping me instill good dental hygiene habits in my kids! It is also dentist approve which is a huge relief. We have tried a few other kinds of 360 toothbrushes from other companies and they kept breaking or losing the charge until they eventually just died. We decided to just spend the money on the big name and you can tell right away that the quality blows everyone else out of the water. Timorie from Texas We've tried all versions of autobrush and this is the best. I've been following this brand for a long time since I first heard about them a few years ago. Saw the ups and downs and positive and negative reviews and I've been waiting for a brush head with nylon bristles. Now they have one and it's been worth the wait! I whip this thing around in my mouth for thirty seconds and I get that nice clean feeling on my teeth. David B. from New York Prior to the autobrush, we would bribe our 4 year old to brush her teeth. She used to scream and throw fits when it was time to brush her teeth. Now, she wakes up and immediately brushes her teeth without hesitation. Not only does she love it, but it is cleaning her teeth better than her previous mechanical toothbrush. Love this product! Tori M. from Connecticut Made for EVERYONE!
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Quick full-mouth clean in 30 seconds, not-electric, includes toothpaste.
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Sonic Kids Bundle
Engaging 30-second clean with brushing song, deeper cleaning with sonic power, includes toothpaste.
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Sonic Pro Kids Bundle
Customizable cleaning with multiple modes, fun LEDs, personalized brushing songs, design for optimal experience, includes toothpaste.
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AutoBrush® Adults
Brush Head Size Guide
Pick the correct brush head size based on the user's age, or you can base it on the actual size of the user's mouth. Refer to our size chart to find the best fit. To measure the size of your mouth, you can use dental floss to determine the right size for you. Our AutoBrush Pro Brush Heads are designed to have the following measurements.
Adult Small Brush Heads
Brush head measures 49mm from front to back and 75mm across at the widest point.
Adult Regular Brush Heads
Brush head measures 53mm from front to back and 77mm across at the widest point.
Adult XL Brush Heads
Brush head measures 59mm from front to back and 77mm across at the widest point.
Still unsure? We’re happy to help!
Our team is here to answer all your questions on sizing or product features. Just contact us at customercare@autobrush.com
FAQs
In general, the American Dental Association suggests that people place the toothbrush against the gumline at a 45-degree angle to remove plaque from above and just below the gingival margin, and move the toothbrush gently back and forth in short strokes.
How to brush teeth when disabled? ›
A small-headed toothbrush is recommended to help reach all parts of the mouth. A small-headed soft toothbrush can be used for people with very sore mouths, or those suffering from dry mouth or ulcers. An alternative is a children's toothbrush.
What toothbrushes are available for people with disabilities? ›
U-shaped toothbrushes for those with disabilities. autobrush is the only automatic toothbrush clinically proven to brush 27X better. We're passionate about bringing simple, effective oral care into every home.
What is the best electric toothbrush for autistic people? ›
The AutoBrush Sonic Pro for Kids is a game-changer in the world of dental care for children with autism. Designed with their unique needs in mind, this toothbrush addresses many of the challenges faced by parents and kids during teeth brushing.
What are the basic brushing techniques? ›
- Tilt the brush at a 45° angle against the gumline and sweep or roll the brush away from the gumline.
- Gently brush the outside, inside and chewing surface of each tooth using short back-and-forth strokes.
- Gently brush your tongue to remove bacteria and freshen breath.
The proper brushing technique is to:
Gently move the brush back and forth in short (tooth-wide) strokes. Brush the outer surfaces, the inner surfaces, and the chewing surfaces of the teeth. To clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, tilt the brush vertically and make several up-and-down strokes.
What type of toothbrush is easier for disabled people? ›
The Collis Curve Toothbrush was specifically designed to be easy to use for people with a disability self-brushing or for caregivers providing assistance brushing.
Why do Neurodivergent people struggle with brushing teeth? ›
Sensory issues can be triggered by brushing teeth – the person may not like the feel of a toothbrush in their mouth or the taste or texture of the toothpaste. Using unflavoured and non-foaming toothpaste can be helpful.
How do you clean when you're disabled? ›
We help people live as independently as they can, so we've put together a list of disability-friendly tips for cleaning your home.
- Start with sections. ...
- Use multi-purpose and quality cleaning supplies. ...
- Invest in smaller tools. ...
- Try two-in-one or automated cleaning tools. ...
- Consider additional help.
There are many choices, when it comes to electric toothbrushes, but Oral-B is the first to have been accepted by the ADA. Dental professionals agree, 3D Cleaning Action technology safely and effectively removes plaque and helps to prevent and reduce gingivitis.
How to Brush Your Teeth if You Have Sensory Issues?
- Take it slow at the beginning. ...
- Choose the right toothbrush. ...
- Experiment with toothpaste. ...
- Try desensitizing technique. ...
- Create a routine. ...
- Seek professional support.
A hands-free, automatic electric brush shaped like a mouthguard, the mouthpiece brush fits into your mouth and cleans it all at once in a matter of seconds with a series of nylon bristles.
How do autistic adults brush their teeth? ›
You can do this with a sponge or a rubber ball. Special brushes such as a three-sided brush can help brush tooth surfaces at the same time. Use toothpaste which is flavourless and does not foam (sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) free). Ask your dentist or pharmacist for advice.
Is there an alternative to brushing your teeth? ›
Floss is a great alternative to brushing your teeth when you are on the go. Floss will help you to remove bacteria and food particles in the hard to reach areas around your gums and stuck in between your teeth. Using scented floss will help to freshen your breath as well.
What is Stim toothbrush? ›
Stim Ortho MB is specially designed with V-Cut bristles to effectively clean teeth with braces. Densely tufted super soft bristles are gentle on gums and teeth. The non-slip handle has been ergonomically designed for easy manoeuvrability.
What is the 3 3 3 brushing method? ›
The brushing method recommended to general persons in Korea is the 3-3-3 brushing method campaign, which involves only toothbrushing behavior (the time and frequency); 3-3-3 means brushing one's teeth 3 times per day, within 3 minutes after having a meal, for at least 3 minutes each time.
How to do brushing technique? ›
Apply firm pressure to one arm and hand, covering each area 2-3 times, brushing the palms of the hands several times. Without lifting the brush or changing pressure, move to the child's back and then the other arm. Smoothly transfer to the child's leg and complete both legs, including feet.
What is the procedure for brushing a patient's teeth? ›
Place the toothbrush bristles at an angle toward the gumline so they clean between the gums and teeth. Be sure to brush the teeth on all sides using small circular motions, then brush the tongue. If the person you care for cannot rinse, give a drink of water or sweep the mouth with a finger wrapped in damp gauze.
What is the brushing technique called? ›
Bass or Sulcular Brushing Method: Most recommended brushing technique that aims to remove plaque building up below the gum line. This method involves tilting the toothbrush so that the bristles meet the teeth at a 45 degree angle.
