Interproximal brush with gargle and disinfectant
OwnerSang Kee Haninventor
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Abstract
An embodiment of the invention is an interproximal brush with gargle and disinfectant. This interproximal brush includes two brush units. The brush units each consists of a handle having a rectangular cross-section, and an interproximal cleaning means, such as bristles or a dental floss, fixed to an end of the handle. The interproximal brush also has a casing consisting of two reception parts. In this case, the reception parts have a hollow box shape for receiving the brush units, and contain gargle and disinfectant therein, respectively. Further, a sealing unit is provided at a position around a mouth of each of the two reception parts.
Claims16
An interproximal brush, comprising:
- two brush units each consisting of:
- a handle having a rectangular cross-section;
- and
- interproximal cleaning means, such as bristles or a dental floss, fixed to an end of the handle;
- and
- a casing consisting of two reception parts, said reception parts having a hollow box shape for receiving said brush units, and containing a gargle and a disinfectant therein, respectively, with a sealing unit being provided at a position around a mouth of each of the two reception parts.
An interproximal brush, comprising:
- two brush units each consisting of:
- a handle having a triangular cross-section;
- interproximal cleaning means, such as bristles or a dental floss, fixed to an end of the handle;
- and
- a locking projection provided on an outer circumferential surface of the handle at a midsection thereof;
- a casing consisting of two hollow reception parts, said reception parts having a triangular cross-section for receiving said brush units, respectively, and each having a locking groove on an inner circumferential surface thereof at a position adjacent to a mouth thereof, said locking groove engaging, with the locking projection for holding the brush unit, said reception parts also containing gargle and disinfectant therein, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.