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Improved toothbrush, essentially characterized in that the handle and the carrying head of the bristles are two independent bodies articulated together by foresight in the head of longitudinally located collateral grooves and provided with transversal conduits apt to receive by interlocking two interlocking pins at the same time provided in two elastic branches in which the handle finishes, which is partially and removably lodged in said grooves when both, head and handle, are arranged in a similar fashion to a conventional brush, enabling such arrangement between head and handle a multiplicity of relative angular positions between the handle and the head by simple dislocation of the handle of said groove in order to allow the free movement of the head of the brush in order to enable its perfect adaptability to the denture of the user, (at the same time that said disposition allows the permutability of the position re lative of the carrier head of the bristles with respect to the handle in order to obtain homogeneity in the wear of the bristles). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Brush of teeth with a handlebar, scalable by means of a slider in relation to the handle. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)