The inventive concept is a dental hygiene toy kit assembly and method that includes a polymer doll member with a jaw member pivotally coupled at a distal end of the jaw member to a lower portion of the doll's head designed to be opened and closed. When open, the jaw member exposes a lower row of protruding teeth members, an upper row of protruding teeth members, and a tongue member disposed on an upper portion of the jaw member interior to the head assembly. A toothbrush, tongue scraper, and flosser, each with a widened handle, is included to perform cleaning operations on the teeth and tongue members. A substantially cuboid, divided housing assembly is designed to be in an open or close state, a foldable, toy dental chair in an unfolded state configured to seat the doll member when the housing assembly is in an open state.

A dental floss holder comprises a handle and two prongs, and a winding column is arranged at the connection point of the handle and the two prongs. A groove is arranged on the outside of two prongs. A winding groove is arranged on the winding column. The winding groove on the winding column is communicated with the groove on the two prongs. The two prongs extend from the upper end of the handle in a direction different from the direction of the central axis of the handle. The winding column comprises a column bottom close to the handle and a column cap away from the handle. The diameter of the column cap is greater than the diameter of the column bottom. The handle of the dental floss holder is perpendicular to the two prongs.

The present disclosure relates to a multifunctional visual oral cleaning instrument that includes multiple functions of: a visual dental floss, and/or visual oral forceps, and/or a visual oral irrigator, and/or a visual toothbrush, and/or a detachable visual interdental brush. The dental floss, and/or oral forceps, and/or oral irrigator, and/or toothbrush, and/or interdental brush are/is connected with an oral viewer through a connecting mechanism. In one aspect, a visual oral irrigator includes an oral irrigator, an oral viewer, and a connecting mechanism. The oral irrigator is mounted on the oral viewer through the connecting mechanism. The oral viewer further includes a housing, a power supply system, a lighting system, a viewing system, a circuit system, and a switch.

A “Flossing Device with Spring-Type Head” is a device used to floss the teeth. A handle with a storage chamber in which the coiled floss thread is stored, is fixedly attached to a Spring-Type Head that includes a substantially U-shape flexible arm and two substantially cylindrical shape fixtures. Each piece of the floss thread is placed and secured between the said fixtures. Due to the flexibility of the said arm, a constant suitable tension of the floss thread is maintained at all times. Using the device, while flossing becomes possible with one hand, it gives the user a much more effective and easier flossing experience.

The present invention relates to dental instruments having video capabilities. Specifically, the present invention relates to a dental instrument having a video camera for viewing a user's or patient's mouth when utilizing the dental instrument. More specifically, the dental instrument provides video output to a wireless device, such as a smart phone, tablet computer or other like computer. Methods of using the same are further provided.

The present disclosure relates to a multifunctional visual oral cleaning instrument which includes multiple functions of a visual dental floss, and/or visual oral forceps, and/or a visual oral irrigator, and/or a visual toothbrush, and/or a detachable visual interdental brush, and the like. The dental floss, and/or oral forceps, and/or oral irrigator, and/or toothbrush, and/or interdental brush are/is connected with an oral viewer through a connecting mechanism. By using a smartphone or tablet computer, the dental floss, oral forceps, oral irrigator, toothbrush or interdental brush and the gap between teeth can be clearly seen, so that the tooth gaps can be conveniently cleaned and treated under direct vision during use, and the cleaning effect of the tooth gaps can be viewed and recorded in real time.

A Sanitary Portable Single-Use Floss Device (SPSFD), designed to enable a user to carry a single-use portion of dental floss in a manner that protects the dental floss from contamination during storage or transportation, such as in a pocket or a purse, is disclosed; the device comprising a spool, a length of dental floss wound about the shaft of the spool, the dental floss being protected from contamination by the spool, and a grab ball or ring functioning as a means to hold the length of dental floss in the stowed condition, and as a means of holding the deployed length of dental floss for use. A method of using said SPSFD is also disclosed.

A composition including a strain of Lactobacillus salivarius SA-03 has at least one of the physiologically active effects of anti-oxidation, oral health, immunity regulation, and promotion of exercise. Therefore, the above-mentioned composition can be used for the foregoing physiological activity and is used in a form of food, medicine, and oral cleaning composition.

Luminous dental floss of the present application includes dental floss, an illumination system, and a handle. The dental floss is detachably connected to the handle. The illumination system includes a light source system, a circuit system, a switch, and a power supply system. The light source system is connected to the power supply system through the circuit system. The circuit system and the power supply system are mounted in the handle, and the switch is mounted on the handle. Illumination light emitted by the light source system can illuminate an oral cavity, and especially an observation window is designed on the luminous dental floss of the present application. During use, under the illumination of the illumination system, a process of the dental floss entering a gap between teeth can be directly observed, thereby facilitating cleaning and effectively avoiding accidental injury to gingivae.

A dual head dental floss pick. The dual head dental floss pick includes a body having a first end opposite a second end, wherein a pair of arms extend orthogonally from the body. A length of floss extends between a distal end of each of the pair of arms and the second end of the body, wherein the first end tapers to terminate in a scraping edge. In some embodiments, a pair of supports extend between the body and the pair of arms to provide additional support thereto.