Dyson CameraJet Electric Toothbrush with Flosser - Pink

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The Dyson CameraJet Electric Toothbrush with Flosser is designed for individuals seeking a high-tech approach to oral hygiene by combining real-time visual feedback with precision cleaning. The key benefit is the AI-powered Gap Optical Targeting system that ensures plaque removal in hard-to-reach areas using a directed mouthrinse jet, though users should note that the integrated camera technology requires a steep learning curve to master live-view navigation.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Series | CameraJet |
| Model Part Number | 574510 |
| Brand | Dyson |
Yes, it functions as a standard electric toothbrush without the app, but you will lose the AI targeting and camera features.
Yes, you can adjust the intensity in the MyDyson app to a lower setting, or use the 'Gentle' mode to reduce pressure.
The reservoir capacity is designed to last for one full brushing session; it should be refilled before each use.
The brush head is water-resistant, but the handle containing the camera electronics should not be fully submerged.
The camera provides a live stream for guidance, but it does not save or record video unless you manually initiate a capture within the app.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and the brush is within 5 feet of the device.
Check the mouthrinse reservoir for blockages and ensure it is filled to the appropriate level.
Clean the lens gently with a microfiber cloth and ensure there is no toothpaste residue obscuring the view.
To begin, download the MyDyson app and pair the toothbrush via the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone. Ensure the device is fully charged before the initial use. For care, rinse the brush head thoroughly under warm water after every session and wipe the lens with a soft, lint-free cloth to prevent residue buildup. The handle should be wiped down with a damp cloth; do not submerge the handle in water, as it may damage the internal camera electronics. Replace the brush head every three months, or sooner if the bristles appear frayed.