1. Dental syringe; 2.-4. Dental syringe nozzle

Abstract

1. The thin lines in reproductions respectively are to identify the shape of the three-dimensional surface; Reproduction 1.13 is an end view along the line A-A of B portion in reproduction 1.7; Reproduction 1.14 is an enlarged view of C portion in reproduction 1.7; Reproduction 1.15 is an enlarged view of D portion in reproduction 1.7; Reproduction 1.16 is an enlarged view of E portion in reproduction 1.8; Reproduction 1.17 is an enlarged view of F portion in reproduction 1.8; Reproduction 1.18 is an enlarged left view in reproduction 1.9; Reproduction 1.19 is an enlarged right view in reproduction 1.10; Reproduction 1.20 is an enlarged view of G portion in reproduction 1.11; Reproduction 1.21 is an enlarged view of H portion in reproduction 1.11; Reproduction 1.22 is an enlarged view of I portion in reproduction 1.12; Reproduction 1.23 is an enlarged view of J portion in reproduction 1.12; the article of the design is for applying pasty contents to teeth or a dental crown; the article of the design is used by replacing a cap attached to the tip of a dental syringe body with a dental syringe nozzle at the time of use.; 2. The parts shown by means of broken lines in the reproductions form no part of the claimed design; in Reproduction 2.11, the portion for which the design registration is requested is shown in gray for clarification purpose only; the thin lines in reproductions respectively are to identify the shape of the three-dimensional surface; the article of the design is configured to be attached to the tip of a dental syringe body and is used to inject the pasty contents filled in the dental syringe body into a desired location (such as an affected area or a dental crown).; 3. The parts shown by means of broken lines in the reproductions form no part of the claimed design; the dashed-dotted lines represent a boundary between the portion for which the design registration is requested and a part other than the part of the portion for which the design registration is requested; the thin lines in reproductions respectively are to identify the shape of the three-dimensional surface; Reproduction 3.9 is an enlarged cross-sectional perspective view along the line A-A in Reproduction 3.3; Reproduction 3.10 is an enlarged cross-sectional perspective view along the line B-B in Reproduction 3.4; Reproduction 3.11 is an enlarged view of C-D portion in Reproduction 3.9; Reproduction 3.12 is an enlarged view of E-F portion in Reproduction 3.9; Reproduction 3.13 is an enlarged view of G-H portion in Reproduction 3.10; Reproduction 3.14 is an enlarged view of I-J portion in Reproduction 3.10; the article of the design is configured to be attached to the tip of a dental syringe body and is used to inject the pasty contents filled in the dental syringe body into a desired location (such as an affected area or a dental crown).; 4. The parts shown by means of broken lines in the reproductions form no part of the claimed design; the dashed-dotted lines represent a boundary between the portion for which the design registration is requested and a part other than the part of the portion for which the design registration is requested; the thin lines in reproductions respectively are to identify the shape of the three-dimensional surface; Reproduction 4.9 is an enlarged cross-sectional perspective view along the line A-A in Reproduction 4.3; Reproduction 4.10 is an enlarged cross-sectional perspective view along the line B-B in Reproduction 4.4; Reproduction 4.11 is an enlarged view of C-D portion in Reproduction 4.9; Reproduction 4.12 is an enlarged view of E-F portion in Reproduction 4.9; Reproduction 4.13 is an enlarged view of G-H portion in Reproduction 4.10; Reproduction 4.14 is an enlarged view of I-J portion in Reproduction 4.10; the article of the design is configured to be attached to the tip of a dental syringe body and is used to inject the pasty contents filled in the dental syringe body into a desired location (such as an affected area or a dental crown).

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