To the tune of Beck's "Wow," Oral-B showcases the iO Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush.

Tooth Tunes toothbrushes In 2012, nine new Tooth Tunes toothbrushes were introduced. Once activated, a small CPU in the handle played the featured song on the chip by transferring vibrations through the bristles, which acted as transducers, into the front teeth, through the jawbone, and into the inner ear.

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Teeth have a two-fold impact on singers. They are part of the vocal anatomy that produces sound and they affect your overall image. If your teeth aren't cared for properly they can also have an effect on your health and even make you feel unwell.

And let's get going brushing the front go up and down and side to side brushing this way fights tooth decay morning and evenings of.

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Music can also be used as a timer so your child knows exactly how long they need to brush for. This is especially useful if your little one typically brushes their teeth for 10 seconds, instead of the recommended 2 minutes. You can even try using a musical toothbrush to make this activity more fun.

Singer Jessica Simpson has revealed that she does not brush her teeth regularly,as she does not like them to feel slippery.

The short answer: To monitor our breathing and support. Now the lonnnnnng answer: When singing correctly, we don't want to breathe high in the chest. When we do that, we don't get much air and our support isn't engaged. What's happening when we “breathe low” is what's called visceral displacement.

2 minutes 2 minutes - 2 times a day The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends the 2/2 rule: brush for 2 minutes in the morning and 2 minutes at night with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. You could brush more often if you like, but the minimum for healthy teeth and gums is the 2/2 rule.

2-Minute Tunes: Songs for Brushing

• The Beatles, And Your Bird Can Sing.
• The Clash, White Riot.
• Eddie Cochran, Summertime Blues.
• Gorillaz, Don't Get Lost in Heaven.
• The Police, Miss Gradenko.
• Elvis Presley, All Shook Up.
• Ray Charles, Hit The Road Jack.
• Simon & Garfunkel, Song for the Asking.

But parents choked on the $10 price tag, and the product was discontinued. Unwilling to give up, Hasbro considered spoons, forks -- even pens -- that would play a musical ditty in the mouth. Those ideas never made it out of the lab.