An apparatus comprising a first motor to control a rotation and a second motor to control a vibration of a moving portion of the apparatus. In one embodiment, the apparatus further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

A suction assembly, toothbrush, and method are provided that suction fluids and debris resulting from brushing. The suction assembly includes a housing configured to couple to the toothbrush so that a portion extends around sides and a back of the toothbrush head and is spaced from the toothbrush head by a gap. The suction assembly further includes a vacuum pump, a collection reservoir, and one or more conduits that couple the vacuum pump, suction head portion, and collection reservoir to apply a suction around the toothbrush head through the gap and deposit suctioned material in the collection reservoir.

An apparatus comprising a first motor to control a rotation and a second motor to control a vibration of a moving portion of the apparatus. In one embodiment, the apparatus further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

An apparatus comprising a first motor to control a rotation and a second motor to control a vibration of a moving portion of the apparatus. In one embodiment, the apparatus further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

A paint brush system, including a number of bristles held together inside the paint catch funnel and at also a bristles holder of the base providing a paint catch funnel circumferentially and about a lower enclosed area about each of the bristles, therein forming of the catch funnels of the base of the paint brush; whereas the paint catch funnel is connected to the upper part of the head, and between a bottom head and the top connector of the flex accordion-like neck, the neck is inserted and locked into the bottom head; at the bottom of the flex accordion-like neck, linearly repeatedly and extensively an element and also providing a transversely aspect of the flex accordion-like element and providing from an uppermost to a bottommost, and of the repeatedly element accordion ends; and further a threaded nonslip handle is provided at the end of the paint brush system.

A brush comprising a first motor to control a rotation of a brush head, a second motor to control a vibration of the brush head. In one embodiment, the brush further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

A hair brushing device with a hair drying capability, the hair brushing device includes a brush head, wherein the head includes at least a sensor device configured to detect hair data pertaining to a user, a barrel with a plurality of bristles, and at least a moisture-wicking component disposed within the barrel, wherein the at least a moisture-wicking component is configured to absorb at least a fluid from the user's hair, at least a sensor interface configured to wet at least a surface of the at least a sensor device with the at least a fluid, and a brush handle attached to one end of the brush head, wherein the brush handle is configured to be held by the user.

A hair brushing device with a hair drying capability, the hair brushing device includes a brush head, wherein the head includes at least a sensor device configured to detect hair data pertaining to a user, a barrel with a plurality of bristles, and at least a moisture-wicking component disposed within the barrel, wherein the at least a moisture-wicking component is configured to absorb at least a fluid from the user's hair, at least a sensor interface configured to wet at least a surface of the at least a sensor device with the at least a fluid, and a brush handle attached to one end of the brush head, wherein the brush handle is configured to be held by the user.

Described herein are devices and methods for identifying the existence of an oral condition in a subject.

An electric toothbrush includes a handle and a replaceable brush head detachably attached to the top of the handle. A bowl like device is located upon the top section of the handle so as to collect the used liquidized (waste) toothpaste therein for not flowing downward to spoil the lower section of the handle where the user's hand holds.