Short interview excerpt where Josh Trent and a guest introduce Feno, described as an "Oura ring for your mouth": a consumer device using AI and computer vision to scan the mouth during routine toothbrushing, assess teeth and gums, and detect inflammation or other oral-health signals that may reflect overall body health.
Is literally the Oura ring for your mouth.
People don't really realize that their mouth is the gateway to their overall body, because the mouth has tons of blood vessels. It's like a sponge. So the bacteria and the toxins can definitely go in and then spread to the rest of the body. What if you had an easy step to just make sure at least that part was taken care of? And Feno is a great solution for that. Now, we can use computer vision models to help us basically give you an exam through the device, right? Yes. And you can get that on a routine basis when you're brushing your teeth.
And it's got AI.
Yes.
Where you actually scan your mouth, it checks out your teeth, it checks out your gums. It talks about inflammation. Like, this is the beauty of technology.