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Im a little quiet since the announcement of contact lenses development in March this year, Google this week showed that they are still implementing their 'Google X' proj…
Are you anxious to rinse your teeth after brushing your teeth? Do not worry, Japanese scientists have created a modern type of nanotechnology toothbrush that does not ne…
British scientists believe that the teeth of a slug may be the hardest biological material ever known.
A group of researchers combined the teeth of different types of sharks to create an electric saw named after
Through the process of studying the octopus species, scientists have found many interesting things and applied them to science and technology, creating amazing innovatio…
Using three-dimensional technology, engineers in Spain have developed a toothbrush that cleans teeth for each person's mouth.
Recently, scientists at Taiwan National University have been developing a type of electronic tooth that can transmit signals.
Getting rid of bad habits, like smoking, or dieting on the advice of the doctor, all can be done thanks to the new sensor inserted into the teeth.
Animals are always an endless source of inspiration for scientists to develop new technologies and materials to serve people.
From a young age, parents or even teachers at school still try to educate young children about the importance of oral hygiene.
Aisen Chacin, a student from Parsons School of The New School in New York, has just released a MP3 player in his mouth. The bottom of the MP3 player has four volume cont…
A technology company in the UK is about to launch a bluetooth toothbrush called Beam Toothbrush that will help keep track of your baby's brushing habits.
Researchers at Osaka University (Japan) have successfully created communication devices between people and machines through grinding teeth. This system can be used for p…
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…