Tongue cleaning apparatus
OwnerDaniel Richard Mytheninventor
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Abstract
The present invention is a dissolvable candy which provides effective tongue scraping action. The candy is preferably lozenge-shaped with the top side generally opposing the bottom side. The top side is a soft pliable edible dissolvable candy material, such as a GUMMI-BEAR type confection, and the bottom side is a hard edible dissolvable candy material, such as hard peppermint. The top side preferably includes a depression formed in the center of it for allowing the top side to be removably adhered by suction to the roof of a user's mouth. The bottom side has a cleaning pattern formed in it which is suitable for abrading the user's tongue in the mouth. Preferably, the pattern is a symmetrical raised pattern, such as a raised star pattern.
Claims9
A tongue cleaning apparatus, comprising a lozenge-shaped edible dissolvable candy having one side formed with a cleaning pattern suitable to provide abrasive friction to a tongue when the candy is held in a mouth and an other side formed with a depression formed therein to facilitate adhering the other side to a roof of the mouth, wherein the one side comprises a hard dissolvable candy material and the other side comprises a soft pliable dissolvable candy material.
A lozenge-shaped candy, comprising a hard side having an abrasive cleaning pattern formed thereon and a soft side having a depression formed therein to permit adhering the candy to a roof of a mouth with suction.
A tongue cleaning apparatus, comprising a top side and a bottom side opposing the top side, wherein the top side is adhered to the bottom side by an edible adhesive, and wherein the top side is a pliable edible dissolvable candy material having a depression formed therein for allowing the top side to be adhered by suction to a roof of a mouth, and wherein the bottom side is a hard edible dissolvable candy material having a cleaning pattern formed therein for abrading a tongue in the mouth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.