Many people dislike flossing, leading to poor oral hygiene. Dyson has introduced a technologically advanced electric toothbrush called the CameraJet that aims to solve this problem. This innovation integrates automatic flossing into the brushing routine using jets of mouthwash. The device scans the mouth with a camera to identify spaces between teeth. It then precisely sprays small bursts of liquid into these areas to remove plaque. This process is subtle and feels like regular brushing, making it less unpleasant. The CameraJet uses significantly less fluid due to its targeted delivery system. Dyson also re-engineered the brush head for more effective cleaning. The company's expansion into oral care follows its success in reinventing other household products like hair dryers. While expensive at $499, the CameraJet represents Dyson's commitment to problem-solving through engineering. The question remains whether consumers will embrace this high-tech solution for daily oral hygiene.