METAL STRIP TOOTHPICK
Patent Information
- Application Number
- TR202410957U
- Authority / Receiving Office
- TR · TR
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-22
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-08-20
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Abstract
Description
1 TARIFF METAL STRIP TOOTHPICK Technical Area 5 The invention relates to a toothpick used for cleaning between teeth in oral and dental health. It is related. The invention specifically involves a stainless steel strip structure that is threaded through the teeth of 10 food particles completely pass between the teeth without damaging surrounding tissues such as the gums. and it relates to the metal strip toothpick that makes it easy to clean. State of the Art Good oral health is important for maintaining overall body health. However, in general... Using only a toothbrush is not enough. Nowadays, to clean food particles that remain between teeth after meals... Traditionally, toothpicks are used. The toothpicks used in the current technique are 20. Generally, they have a pointed end and are made of metal or wood. The aforementioned Due to their structure, toothpicks cannot fit completely between teeth, and Food particles cannot be completely removed from between the teeth. Sometimes, food particles... The food particles are pushed further into the gums. Therefore, removing food particles is crucial. The effort required to use toothpicks can damage the gums. Also, wooden toothpicks can cause damage to the gums. It breaks easily, and the broken piece gets stuck between the teeth. is encountered. In current practices, another technique is used for cleaning between teeth. Dental floss, however, can break easily. While flossing is difficult, 30 Because the flossing technique involves moving from between the teeth towards the gums, food particles... This involves pushing food particles between the teeth and gums. At the same time, the tooth... Because flossing is difficult to control, it can damage the gums. In dental cleaning... The toothbrushes used are especially suitable for people with receding or veneered gums. in cases where it cannot fit completely between the teeth, or even if it can fit, it gets stuck. 35 It is unable to demonstrate sufficient resistance in cleaning up the residues. Therefore... 2 In the current state of the technique, food particles between the teeth can be removed effectively and easily. A structure was needed to ensure its cleaning. In the literature review, an example of the current state of the technique is given. Document number CN209899640 can be shown. This document concerns dental floss and teeth. It relates to a toothbrush that brings together the toothbrush. In this invention, the user's toothbrush... 5 She cleans between her teeth by wrapping the floss around her fingers. In conclusion, the existence of the above problems and the inadequacy of the current solutions, This has made it necessary to make improvements in the technical field. Purpose of the Invention The present invention eliminates the aforementioned disadvantages and the related technical This relates to metal strip toothpicks, which bring new advantages to the field. The main purpose of the invention is to pass a stainless steel strip structure through the gaps between teeth. This allows food particles to pass between the teeth without damaging surrounding tissues such as the gums. The metal strip toothpick allows for complete and easy cleaning. to place. The purpose of the invention is to remove food particles or stuck toothpick fragments that remain between teeth. The metal strip toothpick used to remove solid particles is the one that comes into play. Another purpose of the invention is to move towards the gums like dental floss and remove food particles. metal 25 that doesn't push into the gums, doesn't break like dental floss, and doesn't easily snap like a toothpick. The strip is placed in the center of the toothpick. Another purpose of the invention is to allow the toothbrush to brush teeth, especially those that are tightly packed, against each other. food that it cannot get into or remove, not the parts that have direct contact, but the parts that have surface contact. The solution is to use a metal strip toothpick to remove any leftovers. 30 Another purpose of the invention is to move the teeth from the cheek side towards the palate and tongue side. it helps clean between the teeth and removes anything stuck between the teeth that cannot be removed. The goal is to develop metal strip toothpicks that can easily remove all kinds of solid debris. 35 3 Another purpose of the invention is to create a metal strip toothpick that can be easily applied to back teeth. to reveal. Another purpose of the invention is to clean teeth that are thought to be cleaned after brushing, but are actually... The reason is that it cleans microscopic debris that may be trapped between them. 5. Ensuring complete oral hygiene by preventing unexplained bad breath. The contributing metal strip is a toothpick. Another purpose of the invention is to create a metal strip that can be cleaned and reused many times. The point is to put a toothpick in the middle. To fulfill all the purposes stated above and those that can be derived from the detailed explanation. The invention aims to bring about; it is used in oral and dental health for cleaning between teeth. like a toothpick, - a handle held in the hand by means of two fingers, - located on the handle and accessed through the teeth with the third finger 15 Passed through to clean food particles between teeth Made of stainless metal, the tip contains a circular strip. It is related to. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in Figure 20 below. And thanks to the detailed explanation written with references to these figures, it becomes clearer. This will be understood as such. Therefore, the evaluation should also include these forms and detailed explanations. This should be done taking that into consideration. Figures to Help Understand the Invention 25 Figure 1a: Perspective view of the toothpick, the subject of the invention. Figure 1b: Front view of the toothpick, the subject of the invention. Figure 1c: Side view of the toothpick, the subject of the invention. Figure 2a: Perspective view of the toothpick in an alternative configuration of the invention. 30 Figure 2b: Front view of the toothpick in the alternative design of the invention. Explanation of Part References 10. Sap 35 Lane 20 4 21. Nails Detailed Description of the Invention In this detailed explanation, the preferred alternatives to the toothpick, which is the subject of the invention, are only to better understand the subject and without any limiting influence 5 It is explained in a way that will not create a problem. Figures 1a, 1b, and 1c show the appearances of the toothpick that is the subject of the invention. Accordingly, the toothpick... In its most basic form; a handle (10) held in the hand by means of two fingers, on the handle (10) located and passed between the teeth with the help of the third finger, food particles are removed. 10 strip made of stainless metal material that enables cleaning (20) It includes. The handle (10), which forms the main supporting structure of the toothpick that is the subject of the invention, is made of hard plastic. Made of the same material, the toothpick is held in the hand with two fingers during use. It is held. The stem (10) is preferably 3mm thick. The width of the stem (10) is on average It is 9mm in diameter, and its average height is 13mm. A strip (20) with a circular end is fixed onto the handle (10). The strip (20) and handle (10) are in one piece and made of stainless metal. It is manufactured. The aforementioned stainless metal material is preferably steel. Strip (20) preferably 0.05mm thick. The width of the strip (20) is on average 7mm, and the height Its average size is 10mm. The strip (20) is passed between the teeth with the help of the third finger to remove food residues. It ensures that it is cleaned. While the handle (10) is held with two fingers, the metal strip (20) is also It is pushed between the two teeth with the third finger and the strip (20) is exactly between the two teeth After entering, the metal strip (20) comes out from the other side by pulling the handle (10). This is provided. During application, the contact of the strip (20) with the gum is felt and Thus, the gums are not damaged. 30 In an alternative configuration of the invention, the strip (20) is shown in figures 2a and 2b. There may be indented and protruding tabs (21) on the edge perimeter surface. Nails (21) help to remove food particles stuck between teeth. It provides. 35 The toothpick, which is the subject of the invention, is manufactured in a way that allows it to be sterilized in an autoclave, making it suitable for dentists. It can also be used by dentists to remove debris trapped between teeth during dental treatment. To remove crown-bridge adhesive residue, filler residue, and impression material residue. You can use it for that. The strip (20) part of the toothpick, which is the subject of the invention, is designed to fit the size of the teeth of different users. It can be manufactured in short, medium, or long sizes.
Claims
6 REQUESTS 1. In oral and dental health, it is a toothpick used for cleaning between teeth. feature; - a handle held in the hand by means of two fingers (10), 5 - located on the handle (10) and the tooth via the third finger by passing it between the teeth to clean food particles between them The tip is circular and made of stainless steel. It contains a strip (20) in the form.
2. A toothpick conforming to Claim 1, whose characteristic is that the mentioned strip (20) is made of steel. It is a manufactured product.
3. A toothpick conforming to claim 1, the characteristic of which is that the handle (10) mentioned is made of hard plastic. It is made of the material. 15 4. A toothpick conforming to claim 1, whose characteristic is; the edge circumference of the mentioned strip (20). food particles on the surface and stuck between the teeth It contains a claw (21) with an indented and protruding structure that allows its removal.