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US 2024/0090656 A1Published application
Toothbrush with syringe technology system for fluid dispensing and suction
OwnerGregory R. Bakerinventor
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Abstract
A toothbrush for brushing an individual's mouth and teeth is provided. The toothbrush includes a head having a plurality of bristles, a handle portion connected to the head, and a syringe having a plunger positioned within the handle portion. The syringe is configured to dispense fluid through the nozzle by applying a pushing force to the plunger and extract fluid and debris by applying an opposite pulling force on the plunger.
Claims20
A toothbrush, comprising:
- a head having a plurality of bristles;
- a handle portion connected to the head;
- and
- a syringe having a plunger positioned within the handle portion,
- whereby the syringe is configured to dispense fluid through the nozzle by applying a pushing force to the plunger and extract fluid and debris by applying an opposite pulling force on the plunger.
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A portable toothbrush, comprising:
- a head having a plurality of bristles;
- a handle;
- a body connecting the handle to the head;
- a syringe system including a pre-determined amount of fluid embedded within an interior portion of the toothbrush, wherein the syringe system is configured to dispense the pre-determined amount of fluid to facilitate brushing and extract debris from a user's mouth after brushing.
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A manual toothbrush for cleaning an individual's mouth and teeth, comprising:
- a brushing end having a nozzle;
- an opposite handle end;
- a body connecting the handle end to the brushing end;
- and
- a syringe system including a pre-loaded syringe with fluid connected to a plunger and an outlet in fluid communication with the nozzle embedded within an interior portion of the toothbrush,
- whereby the syringe system is configured to dispense the fluid into the mouth when the plunger is depressed in a first direction and to extract the fluid and debris from the mouth when plunger is extended in a second, opposite direction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.