Consumers are turning to oral health devices to maximize the efficiency and performance of their nighttime and morning routines. Proclaim is a new and pricy gadget that will soon hit the market. The tech-driven, which retails for a whopping $899 USD, boasts a custom-fit mouthpiece that ensures comfort and efficiency, as well as 60 tiny jets that "do a full hose down in just seven seconds." Thus, the Proclaim oral health device is an excellent substitution for flossing as it is capable of "easily blasting away food and bacteria where brushing and flossing struggle to reach."
Proclaim is marketed toward consumers who are "looking for personalization, preventative health, [and] precision health." The device can be used by multiple users as the single hydro station guarantees seamless swapping of custom mouthpieces.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Custom Oral Health Devices
- The market for custom oral health devices is growing as consumers seek personalized and efficient ways to improve their oral hygiene.
- Tech-driven Oral Care Appliances
- Demand for tech-driven oral care appliances is increasing as consumers prioritize preventative and precision health.
- Substitution for Traditional Oral Hygiene Methods
- Consumers are looking for devices such as Proclaim that offer an alternative to traditional oral hygiene practices like flossing, opening up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the oral health industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics companies can capitalize on the growing demand for tech-driven oral health devices by developing and marketing innovative products like Proclaim.
- Healthcare
- The healthcare industry can embrace personalized oral care and the use of custom-fit mouthpieces, which could potentially reduce the incidence of oral diseases.
- Dental Care
- Dental care providers could explore the incorporation of tech-driven oral care devices in their practices to enhance the quality of care offered to patients and to differentiate themselves from competitors.
