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Oral-B is a cornerstone brand in the global oral hygiene market, founded in 1950 by Robert W. Hutson, an American periodontist who invented the Oral-B 60 toothbrush. The brand quickly gained recognition for its focus on professional-grade dental tools for consumer use. Over the decades, it expanded its portfolio from toothbrushes to dental floss, mouthwashes, and high-end electric toothbrushes.
The global ownership of Oral-B changed significantly in 2005 when its parent company, Gillette, was acquired by the consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G). Today, Oral-B operates as a primary brand under P&G's healthcare division. While the brand originated in the United States, its manufacturing is highly decentralized to serve global markets. Oral-B dental floss products are commonly manufactured in specialized facilities in Ireland, though production also occurs in China and the United States depending on the specific product line and regional distribution requirements.
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