Oral irrigating apparatus and method for selectively mixing and discharging a plurality of liquids
AssigneeWilliam R. Weissman
InventorsWilliam R. Weissman, Peter Liapis, George Sanchez, Bernardo Baran
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AssigneeWilliam R. Weissman
InventorsWilliam R. Weissman, Peter Liapis, George Sanchez, Bernardo Baran
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An apparatus (20, 30) operative from a first liquid pressure only and configured to generate and selectively direct a stream of first liquid or a third liquid is disclosed. Since no electrical power is used, the apparatus can be safely operated in any moist environments (e.g. a shower). In preferred embodiments, the apparatus is configured to operate in series with a showerhead (22) and a sink tap (32) for dental irrigation. Either water or dental solution which is comprised of water mixed with dental concentrate, can be independently selected. A mixer valve (48) controls the concentration of the irrigating solution. A handheld syringe (40) contains all other controls necessary for operation.
Apparatus operative from a pressurized first liquid supply, comprising:
Apparatus operative from a pressurized first liquid supply, comprising:
Apparatus operative from a pressurized first liquid supply, comprising:
Apparatus operative from a pressurized first liquid supply, comprising:
A method of forming an apparatus operative from a pressurized first liquid supply to dispense a liquid stream, comprising the steps of:
A dental liquid mixing and dispensing apparatus powered and controlled by water pressure, said apparatus comprising:
A dental liquid mixing and dispensing apparatus powered and controlled by water pressure, said apparatus comprising:
A method of providing selected dental liquid flows of a main carrier liquid of pressurized water along and mixed with a supplemental liquid, said method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.