A deburr tool and processes to smooth spires on dentures after an adjustment by the dentist for a proper fit are presented. The deburr tool may have a deburr element comprised of soapstone or chalk, and the deburr element may have a variety of geometric shapes. For example, it may be spherically shaped, parabolic shaped, triangular shaped, cylindrical shaped with and an outer face between a one side and an other side, or rectangular shaped. Appling the one or more outer faces, surfaces, or edges of soapstone to the spires and using a rotary or reciprocating motion, the spires may be smoothed to provide a comfortable fit. The deburr element may have a holding element with a distal end and an other end connected to the deburr element and configured to use in an individuals hand or may be configured to insert in a rotary or reciprocating machine.

A deburr tool and processes to smooth spires on dentures after an adjustment by the dentist for a proper fit are presented. The deburr tool may have a deburr element comprised of soapstone or chalk, and the deburr element may have a variety of geometric shapes. For example, it may be spherically shaped, parabolic shaped, triangular shaped, cylindrical shaped with and an outer face between a one side and an other side, or rectangular shaped. Appling the one or more outer faces, surfaces, or edges of soapstone to the spires and using a rotary or reciprocating motion, the spires may be smoothed to provide a comfortable fit. The deburr element may have a holding element with a distal end and an other end connected to the deburr element and configured to use in an individuals hand or may be configured to insert in a rotary or reciprocating machine.

Rotating dental systems and related guards and methods are disclosed. In some instances, a guard may be configured to prevent material from building up on at least a portion of the dental system. The guard may be configured to prevent materials from being discharged from the dental system. In some embodiments, the guard may also be configured to direct the flow of material along a portion of the dental system. Some guards within the scope of this disclosure comprise bristles.

Rotating dental systems and related guards and methods are disclosed. In some instances, a guard may be configured to prevent material from building up on at least a portion of the dental system. The guard may be configured to prevent materials from being discharged from the dental system. In some embodiments, the guard may also be configured to direct the flow of material along a portion of the dental system. Some guards within the scope of this disclosure comprise bristles.

An interdental cleaning member includes a brush having a plurality of bristles, each of the plurality of bristles comprising a bristle shaft, the bristle shaft extending from a shaft base to a shaft tip, and formed to have a thickness and resiliency configured to clean interdental areas and areas interposing a tooth and gum tissue surrounding the tooth.

Rotating dental systems and related guards and methods are disclosed. In some instances a guard may be configured to prevent material from building up on at least a portion of the dental system. The guard may be configured to prevent materials from being discharged from the dental system. In some embodiments, the guard may also be configured to direct the flow of material along a portion of the dental system. Some guards within the scope of this disclosure comprise bristles.

Rotating dental systems and related guards and methods are disclosed. In some instances a guard may be configured to prevent material from building up on at least a portion of the dental system. The guard may be configured to prevent materials from being discharged from the dental system. In some embodiments, the guard may also be configured to direct the flow of material along a portion of the dental system. Some guards within the scope of this disclosure comprise bristles.

A brush head apparatus of a multifunctional oral care tool comprises a pair of transmission rods (5) respectively connected with a pair of brush heads (1). The pair of brush heads (1) are integrally formed by using a food-grade silica gel type of soft material respectively. The pair of brush heads (1) respectively performs a 360-degree rotation in opposite directions. A back of the pair of brush heads (1) is provided with a back-flushing plate (4). An end portion of the transmission rods (5) is lower than an end portion of the brush heads (1). A top portion of the back-flushing plate (4) is lower than a top portion of the brush heads (1).

A brush head apparatus of a multifunctional oral care tool comprises a pair of transmission rods (5) respectively connected with a pair of brush heads (1). The pair of brush heads (1) are integrally formed by using a food-grade silica gel type of soft material respectively. The pair of brush heads (1) respectively performs a 360-degree rotation in opposite directions. A back of the pair of brush heads (1) is provided with a back-flushing plate (4). An end portion of the transmission rods (5) is lower than an end portion of the brush heads (1). A top portion of the back-flushing plate (4) is lower than a top portion of the brush heads (1).

A back-flushing plate (4) of a multifunctional oral care tool is provided at a back end of brush heads (1) and has an end portion lower than an end portion of the brush heads (1). A pair of brush heads (1) is driven to rotate by a pair of transmission rods (5), such that the brush heads produce a powerful suction flow. Sucked water splashes onto the back-flushing plate and generate a powerful flush flow, thereby attains a goal of flushing the oral waste away. It solves a problem of deep cleaning of furs and also solves a problem of waste liquid, such as tooth-brushing foam, remaining in an oral cavity.