Quip Founder Wants You to Care About Your Oral Health

Quip sells direct-to-consumer electric toothbrushes. Founder and CEO Simon Enever says he created the brand to get people more engaged with their oral health. For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/how-quips-founders-used-social-media-and-the-internet-to-build-their-brand).

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