JP3220641U - Hydrogen gas (H2) generating component-containing mouthwash can and toothbrush. - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide an oral cleanser storage can and a toothbrush for improving halitosis, periodontal disease and the like.
SOLUTION: A storage can is made of an aluminum foil having a hole of about 3 to 5 mm in the upper opening of the storage can made of aluminum in order to retain the component of the powdery mouthwash containing hydrogen gas (H2) generating component. It is characterized in that a hole is provided at the same position on the lid. In addition, the toothbrush has a flocked portion 4 cut in a V shape in the longitudinal direction, and at the time of brushing, the positions of the holes of the lid of the oral cleaning agent storage can containing hydrogen gas (H2) generating components are aligned to the flocked portion of the toothbrush An appropriate amount of mouthwash is excreted in the V-shaped space in the longitudinal direction, and the tip of the hair is easily hit on the periodontal pocket 11.
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Description

In the present invention, the uncleanness of the oral cavity often suffers from dental and oral diseases such as halitosis and periodontal disease depending on the diet and lifestyle regardless of age. The present invention relates to a mouthwash containing can and a toothbrush containing hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) generating components for treating these dental and oral diseases.

  Although there are many products on the market of mouthwashes and tooth powders for the prevention of bad breath and periodontal diseases, there is no effective combination of a mouthwash can and a toothbrush.

  The object of the present invention is to improve the brushed part of the toothbrush in order to make the powdery mouthwash effectively act on the periodontal pocket.

Since the component of the mouthrinse contains the hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) generating component in powder form, it is necessary to use an aluminum storage can to prevent the diffusion of hydrogen gas (H ₂ ). .

  A bundle of flocking fibers of a commonly used toothbrush is generally arranged in parallel, and four rows of flocking are generally used, but this is flocked in six rows and V-shaped in the longitudinal direction.

An appropriate amount of hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) -generating component is attached more easily to the space cut into a V-shape in the longitudinal direction of the flocked part from the aluminum storage can.

  Furthermore, brushing makes it easy for the upper part of the tooth and the periodontal pocket to come into contact with the flocking tip, so that the powdery mouthwash can easily flow with the saliva to the periodontal pocket.

  As described above, compared with the present invention and the conventional toothbrush, the V-shaped hair-implanted part can easily reach into the periodontal pocket and easily scrape out various proliferating infectious bacteria.

The mouthwash contains a powdery hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) -generating component, and is suppressed by the aluminum storage can so as not to be diffused by contact with moisture or water.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 4.

  In FIG. 1, 1 is a main body of the toothbrush, 2 is a flocked part, and the same flocked is disposed in a virtual line, and 3 is a handle of the toothbrush.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the flocked portion 4 cut in a V-shape in the longitudinal direction.

The mouthwash 9 in FIG. 3 is powdery and contains hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) -generating components, so the lid 7 and the container 5 are made of aluminum and each has an upper portion of about 3 to 5 mm. Holes 8a and 8 are provided. The upper portion of the storage can 5 is formed of aluminum foil 6.

  10 in FIG. 4 is a tooth, and 11 is a periodontal pocket. The V-shaped hair-planted part of 4 can securely insert a mouthwash into teeth and periodontal pockets, so it can kill and eliminate various pathogens such as periodontitis bacteria.

Flocked part of the toothbrush of the present invention (including virtual lines) Cross-sectional view of the flocked part of this toothbrush cut into a V shape Partial cutaway view of the storage can of the present intraoral cleaning agent Reference diagram showing how this toothbrush and teeth and periodontal pocket are used

Reference Signs List 1 brush body partial view 2 brushed portion of toothbrush 3 toothbrush handle 4 V-shaped cut sectional view 5 aluminum storage can for oral cavity cleaning agent 6 aluminum storage can 6 aluminum storage can attached to the top of aluminum storage can 7 aluminum storage can Lid 8 Hole made in aluminum foil at the top of aluminum storage can 8a Oral cleaning agent removal hole made in the lid at the top of aluminum storage can 9 Powdered mouthrinse 10 Teeth 11 Periodontal pocket

Claims (1)

The mouthwash contains a hydrogen gas (H ₂ ) generating component and to hold the component, (1) Use an aluminum can to provide an aluminum foil with a hole of about 3 to 5 mm in the upper opening. In the same position in the lid, (2) align the position of the hole when brushing teeth, excrete an appropriate amount of mouthwash in the space provided with V-shaped flocking in the longitudinal direction of the flocked part of the toothbrush, to the periodontal pocket A hydrogen gas (H2) generating component-containing mouthwasher can and a toothbrush characterized in that the tip of the hair is easily hit.

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