Overview
- Dyson has opened limited preorders for the CameraJet as part of a proprietary Dyson Dental System and lists U.S. pricing at $499.99 with other markets showing similar premium pricing.
- The CameraJet combines a 100,000‑pixel macro camera, stroboscopic illumination, machine‑learning 'Gap Optical Targeting,' sonic brushing and an internal liquid tank that can fire a conical jet into gaps in roughly 100 milliseconds.
- Dyson cites laboratory testing that the device removed up to 69% more plaque in hard‑to‑reach areas than leading premium electric brushes, but those results come from company‑run and externally commissioned lab work rather than peer‑reviewed clinical trials.
- The brush streams live intraoral video to the MyDyson app over 2.4GHz Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth, which has led reporters and observers to raise privacy and cybersecurity concerns even though Dyson says images are processed on‑device, not stored, and the camera is active only during live view or jetting.
- The CameraJet's reliance on a non‑foaming Dyson toothpaste and replaceable consumables signals a system and subscription model, and wider adoption will likely hinge on independent clinical validation and third‑party security audits.