TOOTHBRUSH HEAD

TETE DE BROSSE A DENTS

English Abstract

The present invention relates to an improved toothbrush assembly in which
oscillating brush head is
used. It is obvious that brushing should be done in an up-and-down direction,
means along the teeth,
not across which is found in conventional electric toothbrushes. The proposed
toothbrush head
overcome existing problems by allowing bristles moving along the teeth
removing plaque very
effectively by sweeping it out of the teeth.

Claims

claims.
The referenced drawing is only for purposes of illustrating preferred
embodiments, it is not to be
construed as limiting the present invention.
I claim:
1. Toothbrush head as shown on Fig.1, with a single row of bristles.
2. Alternative configuration of fundamental embodiment of the FIG.1 as shown
on FIG. 2, with two
rows of the bristle, spaced apart at a distance D, to eliminate interference
between bristles of
each rows.
3. Toothbrush head with larger than two numbers of rows spaced with distance
D.
4. Use a different colors of the bristles for identification own toothbrush by
each user.
5. Oscillating toothbrush head without moving parts inside of it.

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Drawings description: Oscillating Toothbrush Head
FIG. 1 Illustrates a perspective view of fundamental embodiment of the -
Toothbrush Head.
FIG. 2 Illustrates alternative configuration of fundamental embodiment of the -
Toothbrush Head.

Description

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Description: Toothbrush Head
The present invention relates to an improved toothbrush assembly in which
oscillating brush head is
used.
The known prior art electric toothbrushes are not effective due to of
incorrect bristles movement. Teeth
are actually not as clean as we think they are, even by cleaning them more
than twice a day using the
best tools available on the market, evidence of that is appearance of the
tartar, leading to periodontal
diseases, caries, extraction of healthy teeth and also frequent dentists visit
for teeth cleaning.
Main object of the invention is to provide an electric toothbrush head which
provides good cleaning, in
particular in interdental and gum line regions eliminating plaque build-up and
tartar as well.
It is obvious that brushing should be done in an up-and-down direction, means
along the teeth not
across which is found in most conventional electric toothbrushes. The proposed
toothbrush head Figl.
and Fig. 2 overcome existing problems by allowing bristles moving along the
teeth removing plaque very
effectively by sweeping it out of the teeth.

Representative Drawing