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The Bottom Line: Do you need a smart toothbrush?

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Electric toothbrushes have been on the market for a while but some now are trained on AI to monitor how users brush their teeth, and give advice on brushing.

An AI toothbrush could cost more than $400, versus $2 for a regular toothbrush.

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SINGAPORE – Does your toothbrush need artificial intelligence (AI)? More personal care gadgets are getting upgraded with AI, from toothbrushes that guide you on brushing your teeth to bathroom scales that offer dietary suggestions to achieve your ideal weight.

Experts weigh in on the pros and cons of this technology.

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