An oral hygiene device for cleaning the surface of a tongue, cleaning between teeth, and massaging the gums at the tooth gum interface. The device comprising: a handle; a continuous sculpted edge on one end of the handle at a 90-degree angle to the handle; a cutout near the end of the handle with the continuous sculpted edge tongue cleaner; a dental flosser with two tines on the other end of the handle. In the handle in the middle is a swing out tapered end floss pick, that rotates away from the handle for use, pivoting away from the handle on a pair of divots on either side of the floss pick, when the handle is twisted.

A flossing device is provided comprising a body extending from a first end to a second end and defining a handle and a head. The head includes a first leg and a second leg spaced apart and extending parallel to each other at the second end. Each of the first leg and the second leg have a tip portion and a groove, the groove extending from a top end surface of the tip portion and into each leg. The groove is operable to receive a portion of floss. The device further comprises an upper protuberance and a lower protuberance disposed on each side of the body and near the head. Each of the upper protuberances and the lower protuberances have a retainer portion for receiving a portion of the floss and have a stop portion for holding the floss on the retainer portion.

The preset invention is comprised of a novel hemp filament floss generally consisting of tightly bound hemp plant filaments and fibers. The filaments and fibers are structured to a string like design similar to presently marketed silk, plastic, and bamboo floss; into a strong, string-like, durable structure. The hemp floss may be coated and flavored for friction and comfort. The coating may include dietary or medicinal properties and substances. In other embodiments, said hemp filament floss is not limited to morphing in regard to structure, components, coating, shape, size, texture, and style.

The preset invention is comprised of a novel hemp filament floss generally consisting of tightly bound hemp plant filaments and fibers. The filaments and fibers are structured to a string like design similar to presently marketed silk, plastic, and bamboo floss; into a strong, string-like, durable structure. The hemp floss may be coated and flavored for friction and comfort. The coating may include dietary or medicinal properties and substances. In other embodiments, said hemp filament floss is not limited to morphing in regard to structure, components, coating, shape, size, texture, and style.

The disclosure relates generally to products for dental hygiene. In one embodiment, a toothbrush includes a toothbrush head with toothbrush bristles, a toothbrush handle that is connected to the toothbrush head, and a dental floss dispensing system. The dental floss dispensing system is connected to the toothbrush handle. In other embodiments, a dental floss dispensing system is connected to either a toothpaste tube body or a toothpaste cap of a toothpaste tube.

An interdental brush comprising an interdental brush bar and a grip, the interdental brush bar having a central shaft and a joint portion, the central shaft surface axially staggering a plurality of first bristle sets and a plurality of second bristle sets, the first bristle set has two first bristles, and the second bristle set has two second bristles, and each of the first bristles is connected with an adjacent second bristles to form a squeegee. The grip connects the joint portion, and the squeegee can increase the contact area with the teeth to enhance the cleaning effect.

A flossing device 100 is described having a flossing head 130 connected to a handle 110 The flossing head 130 includes a pair of elongated side posts 135 each having a proximal end and a distal end, a cross bar attaching the proximal ends of the side posts 135, an end ribbon 141 stretched between distal ends of the side posts 135 and a panel 139 connected between the side posts 135 but spaced away from the end ribbon 141 creating a gap 137 which collects and removes tartar and food particles which are scraped off of the surface of the user's teeth. The unique design allows the handle to hold the flossing head 130 at the proper angle to insert it between the user's teeth. The panel 139 may be constructed from a plurality of parallel flossing ribbons, flossing string, or a combination of both. The panels 139 may be embossed or die cut to increase abrasion and efficiency.

An anti-tipping oral hygiene instrument exchanging structure includes a handle member attachable to a base member that includes a weight element, a circular curved section formed on the weight element, a base engaging section formed on the weight element, and a plurality of placing sections formed on the base member. The circular curved section is used in combination with the weight element to prevent the handle member from tipping over. The handle member has a handle engaging portion combinable with one hygiene piece. The hygiene piece includes a mutual engaging section mountable to the handle engaging portion in order to achieve an advantage of fast replacement. The hygiene piece includes a first rod, a plurality of holed sections formed on the first rod, and a plurality of detaching sections formed on the holed sections to provide an effect of assisting the operation and use of floss.

A drivetrain assembly (100) for a personal care device (10), the drivetrain assembly including a primary resonator (110); a secondary resonator (140) configured to reduce vibrations transmitted from the motor to a body (12) of the personal care device; a fixed point (130) positioned between the primary resonator and the secondary resonator; a first spring member (120) connected at a first end to the primary resonator and at a second end to the fixed point; a second spring member (150) connected at a first end to the secondary resonator and at a second end to the fixed point; a coupling spring (160) connected at a first end to the primary resonator and at a second end to the secondary resonator; and an actuator (170) configured to exert force on at least one of the primary resonator and the secondary resonator.

A floss holder includes a housing and a spindle for receiving floss and a fork having two ends between which the feed portion of the floss is secured for use. A first locking plate is operable for receiving a feed portion and a return portion of the floss upon a horizontal surface thereof. A second locking plate is operable to engage the first locking plate, where a distal end of the second locking plate engages the feed portion and the return portion to substantially constrain the feed portion of the floss on the fork and the return portion, applying tension along the feed portion and the return portion. A number of protrusions assist in retaining the feed portion and preventing the tape floss from slippage while reducing the friction around the fork; the protrusions are located at the base of the fork and inside the floss holder.