See the stain. Lift the stain.
A five-level cleaning tool with a built-in light — for the coffee, tea, wine and tobacco marks brushing leaves behind.








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Brushing cleans. It doesn’t reach staining.
A brush head is soft, broad and blunt. It is built to sweep a whole tooth surface twice a day, and it is very good at exactly that.
What it is not built for is the discolouration that settles on top of the enamel — the coffee shadow on the lower front teeth, the tea line along the gum margin, the marks that build slowly enough that you stop noticing them until a photograph reminds you.
Those sit on surfaces a brush passes over rather than sits against. A fine tip, five intensities and a light to see by is a different tool for a different job.
It is built to know the difference.
“Will it hurt my gums” is the first thing anybody asks about a metal tip. Here is the actual answer.
It works. A hard surface is detected and the tip runs.
It pauses. Soft tissue is detected and the tool stops itself.
The transducer is designed to distinguish a hard tooth surface from soft gum tissue and pause when it meets the second. That design is the reason we are comfortable putting a fine metal tip in your hands.
It is not a reason to be careless, and we are not going to tell you it makes the tool risk-free. The instruction does not change: start at Gentle, keep the tip moving, never press hard, stay off the gum line. If anything feels sharp, drop a level or stop.
Five strengths of one mechanism.
Not five different technologies — five intensities of the same action. We would rather say that plainly than dress it up as five features.
A light where you are working.
The LED sits behind the tip and lights the tooth surface directly in front of it.
That sounds small. In practice it is the single biggest difference between this and every other tool in your bathroom: you are targeting a mark you can actually see rather than feeling for it in a badly-lit mirror and hoping.
Three steps. About three minutes.
There is no technique to learn. The only rule that really matters is the third one.
Charge it and pick a level
Charge over the included USB cable, fit a head, and start at Gentle. You can always step up. Stepping down after you have been too aggressive is harder.
Switch the light on and look
The LED lights the surface in front of the tip. Work by sight rather than by feel — that is most of the point of the tool.
Rest the tip. Do not press.
Trace along the stain line in short passes and keep the tip moving. Let the vibration do the work. Rinse, dry the tip, and put the cap back on.
Made to sit on a shelf you like.




The tool is identical. Only the box changes.
Same five levels, same LED, same transducer in all three. You are choosing how many heads you start with.
Where this sits, and where it does not.
Three tools, three jobs. Anyone selling you a thirty-pound gadget as a replacement for the third one is selling you something.
Your toothbrush
Everyday cleaning of every tooth surface, plus flossing. Nothing here replaces that, and you should not want it to.
Helpfect
Surface staining and visible buildup on the tooth faces you can see and reach. Cosmetic upkeep between appointments — that is the job.
Your dentist
Diagnosis, hardened deposits, anything below the gum line, gum health, decay. Keep going. This is not a substitute and we will not pretend otherwise.
A few minutes, when you feel like it.
This is not a daily obligation. It is the thing you pick up when you notice a mark you would rather not have in the next photograph.
Cordless and USB-charged, so it lives in a wash bag as easily as on a shelf. Cap on when you are done and the tip stays clean between sessions.
Before you use it
Please seek advice from an appropriate healthcare professional before use if any of the following apply, and stop if anything feels sharp:
- You have an existing dental condition, or dental work such as crowns, veneers, implants, braces or fillings.
- You have had recent oral treatment or surgery.
- You have an implanted medical device.
- You are simply not sure whether this is suitable for you.
Not intended for young children. For cosmetic oral care only — this is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition.
Answered straight.
Including the ones where the honest answer is “no”.
What is this actually for?
Surface staining and visible buildup on the tooth faces you can see and reach — the marks left by coffee, tea, red wine and tobacco. It is a cosmetic oral-care tool. It is not a medical device and it is not a substitute for a dental appointment.
Will it hurt?
It should not. The tip is designed to pause when it meets soft tissue, and the levels start deliberately low. Start at Gentle, keep the tip moving, and never press hard. A faint tingle is normal. Anything sharp means drop a level or stop.
What do the five levels do?
They change the intensity of the same action — Gentle, Comfort, Cleaning, Enhanced, Powerful. Five strengths, not five different functions. Most people stay in the first two.
Can it replace my dentist?
No. Hardened deposits, anything below the gum line, and anything to do with gum health or decay are your dentist’s job and always will be. This is for keeping visible surface staining in check between appointments.
Can it replace my toothbrush?
Also no. Brush twice a day and floss exactly as you do now. This is an occasional extra, not a daily replacement.
What comes in the box?
Every kit: the tool, a USB charging cable, a protective cap, a tip wrench and the retail box. Basic adds 2 cleaning heads, Deluxe 4, and Complete 4 plus dental floss.
How is it charged, and how long does it last?
A built-in rechargeable battery, charged over the included USB cable from any standard USB port. We do not publish a runtime figure, because we do not have one verified by the manufacturer. We would rather tell you that than invent a number.
How do I clean and store it?
Rinse and dry the tip after use, then put the protective cap back on. Do not submerge the body and do not charge it while wet. We have no verified water-resistance rating for it, so we are not going to imply one.
Do the heads wear out?
Yes — they are consumable, like a toothbrush head. Replace one when the tip no longer feels smooth. Refill packs are available from us at £15.00 for two and £19.00 for four, and you can add a pack to this order above.
Which kit should I pick?
Deluxe, for most people. Heads are consumable and four gets you meaningfully further — the two extra cost £4.00 here against £15.00 as a refill pack. Take Complete if you want the floss in the same box, and Basic if you just want to try it.
Delivery and returns?
Free tracked delivery worldwide. Dispatched in 1–3 working days; UK 3–7, EU 5–10, US & Canada 7–12, rest of world 8–12 working days after that. Those are estimates, not guarantees. Returns within 30 days of delivery on unused, unopened items with seals intact; you cover return postage unless the item is faulty. Please read the full returns policy before ordering.
Pick a kit and we will get it moving.
Free tracked delivery on all three. Dispatched in 1–3 working days.
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- The tool — five intensity levels, built-in LED, soft-tissue transducer
- USB charging cable
- Protective cap and tip wrench
- Retail box
Stop guessing in the mirror.
Five levels, a light to work by, and a tip that is built to stop at your gums.
GET MY TOOTH CLEANERFor cosmetic oral care. Not a medical device, and not a substitute for professional dental care. Nothing on this page is dental advice, and this product does not diagnose or treat any condition. If you have an existing dental condition, dental work, recent oral treatment or an implanted medical device, seek advice from an appropriate healthcare professional before use. Not intended for young children. Delivery windows are estimates, not guarantees.