Summary:
Have you ever found yourself wishing you could just stick a toothbrush in your mouth and swish it around, rather than actually using your hands?

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Two Canadian friends have invented an entirely new way to brush your teeth - using your tongue. Adel Elseri and Said Fayad, both 26, say their invention is far more hygienic than a conventional toothbrush. The disposable gadget, called T2T, which stands for Tongue To Teeth, slips over the tongue, and has a coating of toothpaste. Adel Elseri and Said Fayad, both 26, say their invention is far more hygienic than a conventional toothbrush. The tongue2tooth hands-free toothbrush. Coated with toothpaste, it is slipped onto the tongue and used instead of a conventional toothbrush . 'You don’t use your hands, hygiene is key,' Elseri told the Montreal Gazette. Elseri, a 26-year-old boilermaker said he was driving home from a 12-hour shift working in Fort McMurray when he came up with the idea, he said. The pair have already set up a Facebook page and Twitter account for their invention, and are currently auditioning for the Canadian version of Dragons Den, where they hope to raise $100,000 Canadian dollars to begin production. They boast 'We are the world's first tongue mounted teeth cleaning product.' The hands-free toothbrush is coated with toothpaste and is designed to be used once then thrown away . The pair have already created prototypes, and hope it could go on sale this year - if they win investment on the Canadian version of Dragons Den .