Toothbrush with horizontal floss built into the back.

Abstract

The utility model consists of a toothbrush that incorporates a detachable floss device at the end opposite the bristles. This device comprises a support rod attachable to the toothbrush handle, which holds a fork-like structure where a length of dental floss is positioned horizontally and taut. The system allows for easy insertion, removal, and replacement, enabling the user to utilize both a toothbrush and dental floss in a single instrument, thus optimizing oral hygiene time. The present invention features a structural and functional integration that produces a synergistic technical effect, consisting of the optimization of the oral hygiene process through the operational combination of surface and interdental cleaning in a single device.