Oral Device For A Baby
OwnerNina D. Farzininventor
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Abstract
An oral device for a baby is disclosed herein. The oral device includes a head portion, the head portion including one of: (i) a plurality of bristles for brushing gums and/or teeth of a baby, or (ii) a plurality of protrusions for stimulating gums and/or emerging teeth of the baby; a stop portion connected to the head portion, the stop portion sized to prevent over-insertion of the oral device into the mouth of the baby; and a handle portion connected to the stop portion, the handle portion configured to be grasped by the baby or another person for holding and/or manipulating the oral device.
Claims20
An oral device for a baby, comprising:
- a head portion, the head portion including one of:
- (i) a plurality of bristles for brushing gums and/or teeth of a baby, or (ii) a plurality of protrusions for stimulating gums and/or emerging teeth of the baby;
- a stop portion connected to the head portion, the stop portion sized to prevent over-insertion of the oral device into the mouth of the baby;
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- a handle portion connected to the stop portion, the handle portion configured to be grasped by the baby or another person for holding and/or manipulating the oral device.
An oral device for a baby, comprising:
- a head portion, the head portion including one of:
- (i) a plurality of bristles for brushing gums and/or teeth of a baby, or (ii) a plurality of protrusions for stimulating gums and/or emerging teeth of the baby;
- a stop portion connected to the head portion, the stop portion sized to prevent over-insertion of the oral device into the mouth of the baby;
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- a handle portion connected to the stop portion, the handle portion configured to be grasped by the baby or another person for holding and/or manipulating the oral device, the handle portion including one of:
- (i) a base portion and a shaft portion, the shaft portion connecting the base portion to the stop portion, or (ii) a loop portion connected to the stop portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.