Dental flosser

An oral care device comprising:

• a handle including a top surface and a pair of handle walls extending downwardly from the top surface, the handle walls spaced from one another at upper ends thereof and intersecting one another at lower ends thereof to define a substantially V-shaped handle cross-section, the handle walls forming an upwardly-opening blind cavity in the top surface;
• a neck portion extending from a first end of the handle;
• a pair of arms connected to the neck portion at the first end of the handle, the arms being curved downwards away from the top surface;
• and
• a length of thread coupled to and extending between distal ends of the arms;
• wherein the handle walls form a portion in a bottom surface of the handle which is configured to be received by the cavity in the top surface of a substantially identical, oral care device so that the oral care devices are nestable when a plurality of the oral care devices are stacked one upon the other.

An oral care device comprising:

• a handle including an enlarged first end and a reduced second end, the handle tapering from the first end to the second end, a top surface, and a pair of handle walls extending downwardly from the top surface, the handle walls spaced from one another at upper ends thereof and intersecting one another at lower ends thereof to define a substantially V-shaped cross-section, the handle forming an upwardly-opening blind cavity in the top surface;
• a neck extending from the first end of the handle, the neck defining a neck portion of the handle top surface and a tongue portion that is recessed relative to the top surface and substantially adjacent the handle;
• a pair of arms curving downwardly from the neck, the arms defining a convex arm portion of the device top surface and converging toward one another such that ends of the arms opposite the handle are closer to one another than the ends of the arms connected to the handle;
• and
• a length of thread coupled to and extending between distal ends of the arms,
• wherein the handle walls form a portion in a bottom surface of the handle which is configured to be received by the cavity in the top surface of a substantially identical, oral care device so that the devices are nestable when a plurality of the oral care devices are stacked one upon the other.