Tug-toy tooth brush
AssigneeOwl Innovations, LLC.
InventorsSamuel Wayne Wright, Brian Coutts, Tyler Brown
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Abstract
Embodiments are directed to a tug-toy tooth brush. In one example, the tug-toy tooth brush includes a structural frame that provides support for at least one sliding element. The structural frame includes channels that guide the sliding element while sliding within the structural frame. The sliding element is configured to slide from a first position to a second position within the structural frame. The sliding element includes bristles that extrude through the structural frame. The tug-toy tooth brush also includes at least one handle attached to a distal end of the sliding element, where the handle is configured for travel through the structural frame.
Claims19
A tug-toy tooth brush, comprising:
- a structural frame that provides support for at least one sliding element, the structural frame including one or more channels that guide the sliding element while sliding;
- the sliding element disposed within the structural frame, wherein the sliding element is configured to slide from a first position to a second position within the structural frame, the sliding element including one or more bristles that extrude through the structural frame;
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- at least one handle attached to a distal end of the sliding element, the handle being configured for travel through the structural frame,
- wherein the structural frame includes a plurality of nubs extending from at least a portion of the structural frame.
A tug-toy tooth brush, comprising:
- an outer structure that houses an inner structure, the outer structure including one or more perforations that facilitate contact with teeth;
- an inner structure positioned within the outer structure, wherein the inner structure is permitted to move within the outer structure, the inner structure including one or more bristles that extend through one or more perforations of the outer structure;
- a first handle attached to a first end of the inner structure, wherein the first handle is permitted to move through a first opening in the outer structure;
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- a second handle attached to a second end of the inner structure, wherein the second handle is permitted to move through a second opening in the outer structure.
A tug-toy tooth brush, comprising:
- a structural frame that provides support for at least one sliding element, the structural frame including one or more channels that guide the sliding element while sliding;
- the sliding element disposed within the structural frame, wherein the sliding element is configured to slide from a first position to a second position within the structural frame, the sliding element including one or more bristles that extrude through the structural frame, the sliding element further including a center column with first and second ball ends;
- at least one handle attached to a distal end of the sliding element, the handle being configured for travel through the structural frame;
- a first socket joint that attaches to the first ball end of the sliding element's center column;
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- a second socket joint that attaches to the second ball end of the sliding element's center column;
- wherein the at least one handle comprises a first handle and a second handle, wherein the first handle attaches to the first socket joint via a ball end of the first handle, and wherein the second handle attaches to the second socket joint via a ball end of the second handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.