When food gets trapped in your teeth and gums it rots and causes bad breath
and decay. But now you can search for it with your Panasonic video toothbrush
(EP 1101436). The electric toothbrush has a camera on a stalk next to the
vibrating bristles. Connected to a monitor, it lets you hunt down food debris in
awkward places—if you can bear to look.
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