GR910100195A - Disposable toothbrush and toothpaste with independent grip - Google Patents

Abstract

The brush, toothpaste and the handle of the invention are characterised by the fact that although they are totally independent of each other, they are able to join and hold together to form a uniform object - Figure 1A.B. The brush comes in two versions, having the toothpaste fixed upon it and forming with it a uniform element - Figures 3 and 4. The toothpaste, although enclosed inside the brush has the capability to come out during its (the brush's)use. The brush along with the toothpaste as a uniform object-element is constructed of a number of parts which is also detached into parts - Figure 5. The handle Fig. 2 A, B, has the capability of joining to the brush and being held by it and then getting detached from it (the brush) after its use, while at the same time it has the capability of being attached to the clothes of the individual in the same manner as various writing pens. Regarding the way the invention functions, it is as follows. The individual detaches from the package a brush - "tub" he or she fits it on the handle and "locks" it by lightly pressing. After dental cleaning the brush is detached from the handle by gently pulling and then disposed of. The advantages of the toothbrush, the toothpaste, and the handle of the invention is that it provides the capability to individuals to carry it freely along with them at all times, the handle, as if it was a writing pen adjusted to a pocket even of a summer shirt, and the brush-toothpaste as well, and in such a way as to have dental care and cleaning available to be performed at any time, whenever it is needed or is simply desired and at any place one happens to be.