No dirt adheres to it, it is easily washable and fast drying.

The lattice-structure of the sponge contains no cavities and is perfectly airy. Thus no dirt is trapped in it and it dries fast. Silicone is used in many medical applications.

perfectly adapts to your own denture/teeth and the fibers clean as soon as you move in them. The sponge fibers clean all surfaces, and the tapered toothbrush-bristles clean even the tiniest cavities.

The cleaning principle is exactly the same as with manual toothbrushes - the tried and true cleaning method, in use for centuries already. But here with perfect technique applied, perfect pressures and angles, and all teeth at the same time!

"What about electric toothbrushes, are they not much better than the manual ones?" The advantage of electric brushes is only a very theoretical one. In clinical studies financed by the manufacturers themselves, they "prove" a 5% advantage, but only when cleaning off dirt from a table surface in a lab for example. But in real life the cleaning result is determined almost 100% by how your hand is moving the brush. And we have solved this completely with the sponge-toothbrush, by letting your teeth clean themselves perfectly, automatically and handsfree, just by biting and grinding in the brush.

We have been developing and manufacturing high-tech denture-cleaning tools since 2012. We invented and manufactured the first available U-shape-toothbrush (or "mouthpiece-toothbrush") in the world in 2012/13, which was tailored to individual dentures and teeth based on toothscans and manufactured with 3D-printing. The product went viral with over a million Youtube views within days and we were working non-stop for years on optimizing products, design-software and manufacturing.

Soon we were "copied" by much cheaper standard-sized "U-shape-brushes" which promised to clean well. We thought that they could not, and tests confirmed it. They could not adapt to individual tooth- and denture-shapes well enough, and even just used silicone-stumps instead of real toothbrush-bristles. Clinical studies confirmed that these almost do not clean anything at all.

Nonetheless we were always thinking about concepts for standard-size mouthpiece-toothbrushes that could work well.

And then suddenly we had the crazy sponge idea (while cleaning dishes!). What if we used perfectly clean anti-microbial silicone sponges?? They would replace the 3D-printed carrier of the mouthpiece...and perfectly adapt to individual denture shapes....and even clean the teeth as well...it was still a long journey from version 1 of the "sponge-toothbrush" to version 7, which is a dream come true now, because it works even much better than the best tailored toothbrushes we ever manufactured and which is available as "Blizzbrush" now.