Toothbrush having bent bristles
OwnerFrancisco Javier Marichi Rodriguezinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a toothbrush comprising tufts, bundles, skeins or groups of bent or angled bristles, which may be interspersed with tufts, bundles, skeins or groups of conventional straight bristles in different arrangements in a base area of the head of a toothbrush, which makes the brushing planes or bristle surfaces can be modified, presenting more than one brushing plane or bristle surface, that is, the present invention has bristles bent or angled at their ends, providing other bristle surfaces that allow the brushing of surfaces perpendicular to the bristle insertion plane in the base area of the toothbrush head. This invention allows the brushing of teeth, gums and mucous membranes simultaneously to the brushing of orthodontic appliances, prostheses or implants.
Claims11
A toothbrush comprising:
- a handle having a far end and a near end;
- in the near end lies the base surface of the toothbrush head, where a plurality of elongated members are placed, each elongated member including a tuft, a bunch, a skein, or a bristle, the plurality of elongated members forming a particular arrangement or layout;
- the plurality of elongated members comprise bent elongated members and straight elongated members;
- in such a way that the bent elongated members allow the brushing in a plane perpendicular to the brushing plane of the straight elongated members;
- wherein the particular arrangement or layout of elongated members over the toothbrush head comprises a central group of straight elongated members of short height;
- a perimeter group with higher elongated members equal to each other in terms of height, surrounding the aforesaid central group of elongated members;
- the perimeter group of elongated members is laid out in such a way that longitudinally on the ends of the toothbrush head there are only straight elongated members, and laterally, between the straight elongated members over the ends of the toothbrush head, there are only bent elongated members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.