An interdental brush device comprising an interdental brush including a working part and a connector; a delivery component including a guide head, a sliding mechanism including a sliding block and an interdental brush connecting mechanism, and a housing; the interdental brush comprises a working part with fiber or a protrusion and a connector; the interdental brush is positioned within a bended tube, and the connector of the interdental brush is detachably coupled to the interdental brush connecting mechanism such that lateral movement of the sliding mechanism drives the working part of the interdental brush to slide within the bended tube, the protrusion is made of elastic polymer material, and the connector and the protrusion are formed into a whole; and the sliding mechanism is configured to make the working part of the interdental brush extend from the outlet of the bended tube at the end of the guide head.

An oral care implement, such as a toothbrush, that comprises a mirror and a light pipe adjacent the mirror. In one embodiment, the invention can be an oral care implement comprising: a body comprising a handle portion and a head portion; a mirror coupled to the body; a light source coupled to the body; and a light pipe coupled to the body and surrounding at least a portion of the mirror, the light pipe operably coupled to the light source to distribute light emitted by the light source through the light pipe.

A lighting-enabled interdental brush of the present application includes an interdental brush and a delivery component, where a guide head, a housing, and a lighting system are disposed on the delivery component, the interdental brush is installed on the guide head, and the lighting system can provide lighting for the interdental brush; therefore, a lighting condition in an oral cavity is significantly improved, the clearance between molars may be clearly observed, and a process that the interdental brush enters the tooth clearance is directly observed, which is convenient for cleaning and avoids an accidental injury to gum. An observation system is further designed on the interdental brush of the present application, by using the observation mirror or camera system during use, a process that the interdental brush enters a tooth clearance is observed directly, which is convenient for cleaning and avoids an accidental injury to the gum.

The hair brush includes a removable handle that provides a secret compartment therein. The hair brush is also further defined with a brush head that is of hollowed construction, and includes componentry to provide accelerated air or a mist. The brush head interfaces with the handle to enable the device to be handheld. The brush head is further defined with a rear surface on which a mirrored surface is provided. A plurality of lights encircles the mirrored surface so as to illuminate an end user when viewing the mirrored surface. The brush head is further defined with a front surface from which a plurality of brush bristles extend. The plurality of brush bristles is adapted to interface with hair.

An example embodiment of a dental tool includes a main body portion having a first longitudinal end and a second longitudinal end, wherein the first end and the second end define respective reduced diameter portions, two or more tool attachments, each tool attachment comprising a working portion and a base portion, the base portion configured to be removably coupled to either of the reduced-diameter portions of the main body portion so as to secure the tool attachment to the main body portion, and a light source, disposed within the main body portion, arranged so as to illuminate the working portion of one of the tool attachments when the one of the tool attachments is coupled to the first end of the main body portion and the light source is electrically coupled to a power source.

A hairbrush includes a body having a first half and a second half and a container for storing fluids like liquids, i.e. water, alcohol, lotions, creams, etc. The first half and a first half include respective bottom parts of a generally rectangular configuration each extending to an elongated portion extending to an open front. The first half and the first half include respective inner surfaces and outer surfaces and a core from which a plurality of bristles extending radially outwardly.

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a lighting system for modifying visual perception of an image. In one embodiment, the lighting system includes a display screen and a frame that is designed to be reversibly coupled around the display screen. The frame includes a first light source and a second light source positioned about a perimeter of the frame. The first light source provides key light and the second light source provides fill light. The lighting system also includes a processor operatively connected to the frame to individually control the light intensity, temperature, or brightness of the first and second light sources. The lighting system also may include a camera disposed adjacent to the display screen to capture images. In this embodiment, the processor is connected to the camera and the processor automatically enhances the captured images and displays the enhanced images as a mirror reflection on the display screen.

An example embodiment of a dental tool includes a main body portion having a first longitudinal end and a second longitudinal end, wherein the first end and the second end define respective reduced diameter portions, two or more tool attachments, each tool attachment comprising a working portion and a base portion, the base portion configured to be removably coupled to either of the reduced-diameter portions of the main body portion so as to secure the tool attachment to the main body portion, and a light source, disposed within the main body portion, arranged so as to illuminate the working portion of one of the tool attachments when the one of the tool attachments is coupled to the first end of the main body portion and the light source is electrically coupled to a power source.

A dental cleaning system for promoting oral hygiene by aiding in the cleaning of teeth and gums. The dental cleaning assembly includes a brush assembly and a cap unit assembly. The dental cleaning assembly includes a dental pick, minor and hanging hook. The cap unit assembly covers the brush assembly in a stored condition. The brush assembly may dispense toothpaste to the bristles of the toothbrush by an orifice in the brush head. The cap unit assembly is structured to have a flat end such that the dental cleaning assembly may rest on the end without tipping. Additionally, the cap unit assembly is structured to act as a rinse cup of the user-brusher.

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a lighting system for modifying visual perception of an image. In one embodiment, the lighting system includes a display screen and a frame that is designed to be reversibly coupled around the display screen. The frame includes a first light source and a second light source positioned about a perimeter of the frame. The first light source provides key light and the second light source provides fill light. The lighting system also includes a processor operatively connected to the frame to individually control the light intensity, temperature, or brightness of the first and second light sources. The lighting system also may include a camera disposed adjacent to the display screen to capture images. In this embodiment, the processor is connected to the camera and the processor automatically enhances the captured images and displays the enhanced images as a mirror reflection on the display screen.