TWM651038U - Teeth cleaning set and floss holder thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

A dental cleaning set and a dental floss holder thereof, wherein the dental floss holder has two free ends, and a dental floss support part is respectively provided near the two free ends, wherein at least one end of a dental floss can be removed from the dental floss The support part is detached from the floss support part, so after cleaning the teeth, at least one end of the floss is detached from the floss support part, and the user can easily pull the floss through the interdental space without getting stuck. tooth situation occurs. The dental cleaning set of this invention is combined with a dental floss box on one side of the dental floss holder, and the dental floss box stores dental floss that can be pulled out for use.

Description

Teeth cleaning set and floss holder

This creation is related to dental cleaning products, especially a dental cleaning set and its dental floss holder that are easy to use.

A dental floss stick is a product that people often use to clean the oral cavity. Its structure includes a dental floss holder and a dental floss. The dental floss holder has an arched body, and both ends of the dental floss are fixed on the dental floss. The two free ends of the arched body of the frame are stretched upward. When using this dental floss stick, slide the dental floss into the gap between the teeth. The dental floss has a highly absorbent cleaning effect and can easily remove dental debris and plaque to effectively prevent the occurrence of periodontal disease.

However, after using existing dental floss picks for cleaning, the dental floss often gets stuck in the space between the teeth (the so-called stuck teeth), making it difficult to withdraw. In addition, the floss is not easy to break, making it difficult to remove the dental floss after repeated attempts. During the process of the thread exiting the interdental space, the floss will become brittle and bifurcated, making it more difficult for the dental floss to exit the interdental space. Therefore, the user must constantly try various extraction angles to ensure that the dental floss can exit the interdental space. However, such repeated operations are time-consuming, and its inconvenience may easily cause users to hesitate in subsequent choices.

In view of this, the purpose of this invention is to provide a dental cleaning set and a dental floss holder, which can be easily withdrawn from the interdental space after cleaning the teeth.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a dental floss holder, which is used to combine a dental floss. The dental floss holder includes a holding part and an arched part located at one end of the holding part, and the arched part has an interval Two free ends are provided, and the dental floss is stretched between the two free ends, wherein the two free ends of the arched portion are respectively defined as a front free end and a rear free end, and the dental floss is placed close to At least one of the front free end and the rear free end has a dental floss support part, the dental floss passes through the dental floss support part, and at least one end of the dental floss is combined with the dental floss in a manner that can be detached from the dental floss support part. Line support part.

This invention also provides a dental cleaning set, which includes a dental floss holder and a dental floss box. The dental floss holder includes a holding part and an arched part located at one end of the holding part. The arched part has a front free end and a rear free end arranged at intervals. The dental floss holder is close to the front free end. The end and the rear free end respectively have a dental floss support part; the dental floss box is combined with the holding part of the dental floss holder, and a dental floss is provided inside the dental floss box, and the dental floss can be pulled out and bypassed The dental floss holder is close to the dental floss supporting parts of the front free end and the rear free end.

In one embodiment, the at least one dental floss supporting part is a recessed slot, and the dental floss bypasses the slot.

In one embodiment, the arched portion has an inner edge and an outer edge, and the slot is recessed from the outer edge and/or the inner edge.

In one embodiment, the at least one dental floss supporting part is a hole, and the diameter of the hole is larger than the diameter of the dental floss.

In one embodiment, the dental floss holder has a dental floss support portion at the front free end and the rear free end close to the arched portion, and one of the dental floss support portions is composed of a hole. The diameter of the hole is larger than the diameter of the dental floss, and the other supporting part of the dental floss is a recessed slot.

In one embodiment, the dental floss holder has a dental floss fixing part on the holding part, and the dental floss passes through or bypasses the dental floss fixing part. The aforementioned dental floss fixing part is a recessed groove.

The effect of this invention is that after tooth cleaning, at least one end of the dental floss can be detached from the dental floss holder, so that one end of the dental floss becomes a loose free end, so that the user can easily withdraw the dental floss from the interdental space.

In order to explain the present invention more clearly, a preferred embodiment is cited and described in detail below with reference to drawings. Please refer to Figures 1 and 2. A dental floss holder 10A according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is used to combine a dental floss 20 so that the user can clean the interdental space. The dental floss holder 10A is mostly made of plastic material. made.

The dental floss holder 10A is an integrated structure and includes a holding part 12 and an arched part 14 located at one end of the holding part 12. The holding part 12 is convenient for the user to press and hold with fingers. The arched part 14 has two free ends arranged at intervals. For the convenience of description, the free ends are respectively defined as a front free end 14a and a rear free end 14b. The dental floss 20 is stretched between the front free end 14a and the rear free end. Between the ends 14b, the arched portion 14 is defined to have an inner edge 14c and an outer edge 14d.

The dental floss holder 10A has a dental floss support portion at at least one location close to the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b. The dental floss support portion is used to support the dental floss 20 so that the dental floss 20 can Stably stretched between the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 , only a dental floss support portion is provided near the rear free end 14 b as an example. The dental floss support portion is composed of a groove 141 recessed from the outer edge 14 d. One end of the dental floss 20 is fixed to the front free end 14a. The fastening can be done by wrapping one end of the dental floss 20 in the dental floss holder 10A while the other end of the dental floss 20 is being wrapped in the dental floss holder 10A. It is in an unfixed state before use, and the dental floss 20 at this time is in a loose state.

As shown in Figure 2, when using the dental floss holder 10A to clean the interdental space, the user pulls the dental floss 20 times around the slot 141 to form another fixed point, so that the front free end 14a can be The cleaning line segment 20a of the dental floss 20 between the rear free end 14b is in a tensioned state, so that the segment of dental floss 20 can smoothly slide into the interdental space, and at the same time, the excess teeth bypassing the slot 141 The thread 20 can be pressed against the holding portion 12 of the dental floss holder 10A by the user's finger A to avoid interfering with the cleaning action of teeth. After the teeth cleaning is completed, the user only needs to loosen his fingers slightly to allow the dental floss 20 to return to a loose state (as shown in Figure 1), and then move the dental floss holder 10A away from the mouth, so that the dental floss 20 can be moved along the teeth. It slides out through the gap, which not only achieves the effect of cleaning teeth, but also provides convenience of use.

In addition, the dental floss holder can optionally be provided with a dental floss fixing portion at the connection between the holding portion 12 and the arched portion 14 for the dental floss 20 to pass through or bypass. In another dental floss holder 10B shown in Figure 3, the dental floss fixing part is a recessed slot 142. The user pulls the dental floss 20 times around the slot 141 to obtain the first fixing point. Smoothly pull the dental floss 20 times around the slot 142 to further obtain a second fixed point, which can enhance the stability of the stretched state of the dental floss 20 .

The above-mentioned dental floss support part (i.e., the slot 141) is taken as an example where the arched part 14 of the dental floss holder 10A (10B) is close to the rear free end 14b. However, in practice, it is not excluded that the dental floss support part can be It is disposed close to the front free end 14a. As shown in Figure 4, the slot 143 constituting the dental floss support part in the disclosed dental floss holder 10C is recessed from the outer edge 14d and is close to the front free end 14a. . In this structure, one end of the dental floss 20 is directly fixed to the rear free end 14b. When using, wrap the dental floss 20 times around the slot 143 and keep the cleaning line segment 20a in a tensioned state, and then press the excess teeth with your fingers. The floss 20 is sufficient. Similarly, a floss fixing part can also be provided at the connection part of the holding part 12 and the arched part 14 to enhance the stability of the stretched state of the floss 20, as shown in the floss holder 10D in Figure 5 The latching groove 144 constitutes the dental floss fixing part, and the usage of the dental floss 20 is as mentioned above and will not be described again here.

The dental floss holder 10E shown in FIG. 6 further reveals that there is a dental floss support portion near the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b, wherein the dental floss support portion near the front free end 14a is a slot 145. In this way, the floss support portion close to the rear free end 14b is composed of a latching groove 146. When in use, the dental floss 20 is wound around the slots 145 and 146 respectively to form a fixed point, so that the cleaning line segment 20a of the dental floss 20 can be tensioned between the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b. time for subsequent tooth cleaning.

It must be noted that the latching slot in each of the above embodiments is formed by being recessed from the outer edge 14d of the dental floss holder. However, in other embodiments, the latching slot may also be formed by being recessed from the inner edge 14c of the dental floss holder. (not shown in the figure), or the inner edge 14c and the outer edge 14d of the dental floss holder are simultaneously provided with recessed slots.

In the above embodiments, the dental floss 20 is mainly wound around the slot so that the cleaning line segment 20a of the dental floss 20 is in a tensioned state during tooth cleaning. After the tooth cleaning is completed, one end of the dental floss 20 can be The purpose of detaching from the dental floss support part (i.e., the slot). However, the manner in which the dental floss 20 can be detached from the dental floss supporting part is not limited to the above. As shown in FIG. 7 , the dental floss support part of the dental floss holder 10F is a hole 147 , which penetrates a portion close to the front free end 14 a , and the diameter of the hole 147 is larger than the diameter of the dental floss 20 . In this structure, one end of the dental floss 20 is directly fixed to the rear free end 14b. When in use, one end of the dental floss 20 is first passed through the hole 147 and then pulled back in the opposite direction, and the excess teeth are pressed with finger A. The thread 20 can make the cleaning line segment 20a of the dental floss 20 located at the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b form a tensioned state for subsequent tooth cleaning use. After completing the tooth cleaning, the user loosens his fingers slightly and moves the floss holder 10F away from the mouth, so that the dental floss 20 can slide out along the interdental space. The above-mentioned structure is also convenient to use.

From the above description, it can be seen that the slots or holes that constitute the dental floss support part can also be designed and used. For example, in the dental floss holder 10G shown in Figure 8, the dental floss support part close to the front free end 14a is a hole. 147, the dental floss support portion close to the rear free end 14b is composed of a slot 141, and the dental floss 20 is positioned by surrounding the slot 141 and passing through the hole 147.

It must be noted that the structure of the slots 142 and 144 disclosed in FIGS. 3 and 5 is not provided at the connection portion of the gripping portion 12 and the arched portion 14 to enhance the stretched state of the dental floss 20 . To be specific, in practice, the dental floss fixing part may also be a hole (not shown) that passes through the holding part 12. After one end of the dental floss 20 passes through the hole, the excess dental floss 20 can be used by the user's fingers. A is pressed and fixed.

In addition, on the basis that the dental floss holders 10E and 10G disclosed in the above-mentioned Figures 6 and 8 respectively have a dental floss support portion near the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b, you can further choose to use a dental floss holder. Wire box. Please refer to FIG. 9 , taking the structure of the dental floss holder 10E shown in FIG. 6 as an example. A dental floss box 30 is combined with the holding portion 12 side of the dental floss holder 10E. The inside of the dental floss box 30 There is a thread reel (not shown) on which the dental floss 20 is wound. The front end of the dental floss box 30 has a thread outlet hole 30a, and one end of the dental floss 20 passes through the thread outlet hole 30a. During use, the dental floss 20 is pulled out and the dental floss 20 is passed around the slots 145 and 146 respectively, so that the dental floss 20 can be tensioned between the front free end 14a and the rear free end 14b for subsequent use. When used for cleaning teeth, just cut off the 20 lines of used dental floss. In other words, the aforementioned structure can be reused.

The above are only the best possible embodiments of this invention. Any equivalent changes made by applying the description of this invention and the patent application scope should be included in the patent scope of this invention.

[this creation] 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D, 10E, 10F, 10G: floss holder 12: Grip part 14: Arched part 14a: Front free end 14b:Rear free end 14c: inside edge 14d: Outside edge 141,142,143,144,145,146: card slot 147:hole 20: Dental floss 20a: Clean line segments 30:Dental floss box 30a: Cable outlet A:Finger

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the first preferred embodiment of this invention. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the use of the dental floss holder shown in Figure 1. Figure 3 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the second preferred embodiment of this invention. Figure 4 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the third preferred embodiment of this invention. Figure 5 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the fifth preferred embodiment of this invention. Figure 7 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the sixth preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 8 is a perspective view of a dental floss holder according to the seventh preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 9 is a perspective view of the dental floss holder shown in Figure 6 combined with the dental floss box.

10A: Dental floss holder

12: Grip part

14: Arched part

14a: Front free end

14b:Rear free end

14c: inside edge

14d: Outside edge

141:Card slot

20: Dental floss

Claims (10)

A dental floss holder is used to combine a dental floss. The dental floss holder includes a holding part and an arched part located at one end of the holding part. The arched part has two free ends spaced apart. The thread is stretched between the two free ends, and is characterized in that: the two free ends of the arched portion are respectively defined as a front free end and a rear free end, and the dental floss frame is close to the front free end and the rear free end. At least one of the free ends has a floss support part, the dental floss passes through the dental floss support part, and at least one end of the dental floss is combined with the dental floss support part in a manner that can be detached from the dental floss support part. The dental floss holder according to claim 1, wherein the at least one dental floss supporting part is a recessed slot, and the dental floss bypasses the slot. The dental floss holder according to claim 2, wherein the arched portion has an inner edge and an outer edge, and the slot is recessed from the outer edge. The dental floss holder according to claim 2, wherein the arched portion has an inner edge and an outer edge, and the slot is recessed from the inner edge. The dental floss holder according to claim 1, wherein the at least one dental floss supporting part is a hole, and the diameter of the hole is larger than the diameter of the dental floss. The dental floss holder according to claim 1, wherein the front free end and the rear free end close to the arched portion respectively have a dental floss support part, and one of the dental floss support parts is composed of a hole. , the diameter of the hole is larger than the diameter of the dental floss, and the other dental floss support part is a recessed slot. The dental floss holder according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein there is a dental floss fixing part located on the holding part, and the dental floss passes through or bypasses the dental floss fixing part. The dental floss holder according to claim 7, wherein the dental floss fixing part is a recessed slot. A dental floss holder, including a holding part and an arched part located at one end of the holding part. The arched part has a front free end and a rear free end arranged at intervals. The floss holder has a dental floss support portion near the front free end and the rear free end respectively; and a dental floss box, which is combined with the holding portion of the dental floss holder, and a dental floss box is provided inside , the dental floss can be pulled out and bypass the dental floss support portion of the dental floss holder close to the front free end and the rear free end. The dental cleaning set according to claim 9, wherein the dental floss support portion of the dental floss holder close to at least one of the front free end and the rear free end is a recessed slot.

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