Self-Stabilized Gyro Toothbrush For Parkinson’s Disease: Enhancing Oral Hygiene Through Real-Time Motion Compensation

The increasing condition of neuro-degenerative increases the need of assistive device that facilitate the daily activities. Oral hygiene is the aspects of overall health, and the individuals with Parkinson’s disease and some with similar condition often struggle with tasks like toothbrushing due to tremor Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder caused by the degeneration of dopamine in the midbrain leading to motor symptoms like tremor, rigidity and other motor impairments. In effort to help the people with Parkinson’s disease and people with the special needs to maintain their oral hygiene, a “self-stabilized gyro toothbrush” with real time motion compensation technology system is being developed. Often hand tremors making it like a task, and difficult for people to do daily activities like brushing their teeth, which result in poor oral hygiene and oral related problems. To overcome these challenges this paper developing a self-stabilized system that adjust for involuntary motions and make sure for safe and efficient brushing. This method uses real-time motion compensation technology to enhance the quality of life for the peoples those with mobility issues and people with motor impairments, by addressing a critical medical need in a useful-way.