Blizzident toothbrush VIDEO, PHOTO: How this 3D toothbrush brushes your teeth in 6 seconds

Blizzident has produced a product that claims to brush your teeth in just six seconds.

The company claims that the high-tech 3D toothbrush will clean your teeth in just seconds.

Blizzident's website states: "All Blizzident-bristles are tailored to your own teeth. They are placed on the surface of your teeth in a 45 degree angle. They are also aligned exactly along your gumline in a 45 degree angle. Additionally there are interdental bristles between all your teeth. For tailoring we use a 3D model of your teeth (created from an impression or scan of your teeth by your dentist)."

So if you want to save yourself two minutes and have $299 to spare, this new high-tech 3D toothbrush may be for you.

The brushes of the 3D toothbrush will last one year, and a replacement brush will cost you $159.

However, these toothbrushes will not be available to purchase at your regular drugstore.

Blizzident toothbrushes require their customers to have impressions of their mouth taken by a dentist. The impressions are then translated onto a 3D printer which customizes the toothbrush to your mouth. The 3D brush will also include slits for dental floss.

Blizzident states: "The bristles are tailored and positioned on every single tooth in a way so they are brushing with the "Modified Bass"- and "Fones"-techniques simply by biting and grinding for a few seconds. "Modified Bass"- and "Fones"-techniques are recommended by dentists and prophylaxis assistents worldwide.

"By biting you brush according to the "Modified Bass"-technique. This cleans the gingival sulcus (the space underneath the gumline) especially well, while also cleaning all other surfaces perfectly. You simply bite and release quickly 10-15 times."

Then the site states that all this can be done in six seconds.

"Because you are brushing all your teeth at the same time, you are brushing extremely quickly. You brush all the difficult-to-reach and interdental regions without even having to think about it. After 6 seconds brushing time all your teeth are already perfectly clean."

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