JPS5954A - Toothbrush - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a dentifrice tool for cleaning teeth and scrubbing gums. A well-known tooth brushing tool of this cypress is a toothbrush of various shapes and sizes with bristles arranged in various ways.

The downside of toothbrushes is that they become unhygienic, especially after repeated use, and can even lead to infection. have. The following rules in oral hygiene are particularly noteworthy based on the knowledge about teeth that is generally known today.

A. I eat both sides after every meal.

This is almost impossible to do when eating out because people usually don't have toothbrushes or toothpaste.

B. Teeth must be brushed from all sides, and the toothbrush must be inserted at all corners of the mouth.

This requires non-trivial special handling of the toothbrush and has limitations.

C1 Just as brushing your teeth is important to maintain your teeth, it is also important to brush your gums.

This also has its limits because a regular toothbrush cannot reach all corners of the mouth.

A tooth brushing device having a bristle carrier plate with a multiplicity of partially dense bristles is disclosed in West German Patent No. 125.
3668.

This bristle carrier plate can be attached to the finger with at least one ring.

A similar toothpaste is covered by French Patent No. 7035015.
Also known as the specification. In addition to a bristle plate with two rings, this document also describes the form of an elastic finger cot with bristles.

Similar concepts are described in US Patent Nos. 2018903 and 3176338 and UK Patent No. 167
It is also described in the specification of No. 906.

All these embodiments have the disadvantage that they are too expensive to produce, therefore cannot be used as disposable items, and are too bulky to be packaged hygienically and space-savingly.

One object of the present invention is to create a tooth brushing tool which fully takes into account the above-mentioned requirements and eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks.

In particular, we propose a solution that takes into account all the main problems of oral hygiene and makes it possible to carry a tooth-picking tool that can be used anytime and anywhere.

According to the invention, this purpose consists of a flake of elastic rubber provided with a number of bristles or bristle-like ridges, which flake is suitably dimensioned, impregnated with a toothpaste and provided with an adhesive. This is achieved with such a toothpaste tool that can be attached to the holder, especially the inside of the finger, with this adhesive. In a preferred conventional embodiment, this means of attachment comprises an adhesive layer covered by a removable film and arranged on the back side of the foil. This is particularly easy to manufacture if the bristle-like ridges are formed entirely of a one-piece component of the lamella.

Such a leveling tool forms a one-off tool that can be carried with you at all times. A few days' worth of oral hygiene needs can fit in a vest pocket. This toothpaste is hygienically packaged.

The finger provided with the toothbrushing tool can be placed comfortably in the mouth at any angle, in which case it can be used not only to brush the teeth, but also to massage the gums. Since its handling is childish, even young children can use it and brush their teeth each time.

The embodiments shown in the drawings will be described below.

The toothpaste tool shown in FIG. 1 is composed of an oblong-shaped thin piece 10 made of an elastic rubber material, and this thin piece 10 has a bristle-like protuberance 11 made of the same material on the upper side, and an adhesive on the lower side. It has 12 layers. In the right half of FIG. 1, this tooth scraper is pasted onto a flat square film 13 by its adhesive layer V. To use the toothpaste, the film is peeled off from the adhesive layer and the toothpaste is applied to the inside of the index finger of the right hand as shown in FIG. Toothpastes can be used in this way. Of course, this toothpaste can also be placed on the inside of another finger, or even on the fingers of the left hand. The toothpaste attached to the finger is put into the mouth by the finger,
You can brush your teeth and massage your gums.

The dentifrice tool may be provided with VC dentifrice over and between the bristle-like ridges as shown in FIG. The tooth brushing tool shown in its entirety between the symbols corresponds, for example, to the tooth brushing tool in FIG. - Between the hair-like ridges there is provided a dentifrice 51, indicated by a dot, which squeaks when it comes into contact with water or saliva. If there is a suitable cover 52 that can be removed before use, the dentifrice can also include pasty ingredients.

Meat polishing noises are shown in Figure 1. Instead of pasting on a piece of film as shown in Figures 4, 5 and 6, a large number of flakes of film are placed on top of a piece of film in the form of a ketaigue or rectangular shape. You can also paste it as a friend. Here, the toothpaste is also amphibiously flanked by the second film 41. Both films are connected to each other along the suture line, thus forming a unitary section that separates each toothpaste from each other. Between the unit parts grooves/holes or predetermined break points are provided, which make it possible to tear off the hygienically packaged toothpaste from the respective theno. The package is opened only when it is ready for use.

FIG. 6 shows yet another modification. Okaka's toothpaste (A) is packaged in the same way as the packaging shown in Figures 4 and 5 [li] Although it is packaged in the same way as the packaging shown in Figures 4 and 5, it also contains VC Toothpaste 61 inside the package. 3. One end of this thread 61 is advantageously connected to a toothpaste.

Such a thread can be placed, for example, in a vending machine to dispense such disposable toothpastes one by one. It is also conceivable to install such a vending machine in a washroom.

Alternatively, the thread can be arranged so that it can also be used for stripping and separating unit wraps and flats.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a toothpaste tool with a backside gIllVc adhesive layer covered with a removable film;
Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the right hand with the toothpaste shown in Figure 1 attached to the inside of the index finger, Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the toothpaste with toothpaste and a cover placed over it, Figures 4 and 5. and FIG. 6 are schematic diagrams showing different packaging forms of toothpaste tools. 10: Thin piece, 11: Protuberance, 12: Adhesive layer, 13: Film, 51: Toothpaste, 52: Cover 161: Toothpaste thread. Applicant's agent Kiyoshi Inomata

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1) Consisting of a thin piece provided with a large number of bristles or bristly-like protuberances, this thin piece is sized to an appropriate size and can be removably attached to a holder on its back surface. A dentifrice tool for cleaning and protecting teeth or gums, characterized by being provided with an adhesive. 2) The flakes are made from flexible materials, especially elastic materials.
The tooth brushing tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: 3) Toothbrushing tool according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the bristle-like ridges are formed as integral structural parts with the flakes.24)l) 111 bristles are implanted in the flakes 3. The tooth brushing tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the tooth brushing tool includes: 5) The means for attaching comprises an adhesive at covered by a peelable film trap and provided on the back side of the flake. The toothpaste tool described in . 6) The dentifrice tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a dentifrice is provided on the side of the R piece where the bristles or bristle-like protuberances are provided. 7) The dentifrice tool according to claim 6, characterized in that the dentifrice is dry and becomes effective only when it comes into contact with water or saliva. 8) The tooth brushing tool according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that a large number of tooth brushing tools having the same shape are packaged and arranged on a common carrier. 9) A cover film is provided on the carrier, and unit parts for hygienically covering the toothbrushing tool and separating it from each other are formed in the cover film. Toothbrushing tool, 10) A perforation hole or a Fi setting break point is provided in the carrier and the cover film between the depressed parts, and the hygienically packaged toothpaste tools are torn from each other at the perforation hole or the setting break point, respectively. The tooth brushing tool according to claim 9, characterized by: A patent characterized in that a toothpaste thread is enclosed between a carrier and a cover film in a ten-unit part, and the toothpaste thread is arranged to be used for tearing and/or breaking the unit parts. A tooth brushing tool according to claim 9. 12) A large number of identically shaped tooth brushing tools are formed as an interconnected integral structure, in which case the connection between each tooth brushing tool is effected through lateral overhangs of the flake material? A tooth brushing tool according to claim 1.