Electric Toothbrush

Orlan Ondar
Utility Patent Issued

Summary

Electric Toothbrush is a combination electric toothbrush and toothpaste container that offers convenience when traveling. Both items are usable within the same device, allowing users to apply paste directly to the brush and clean their teeth with the electric toothbrush.

Inventor has a working prototype, and a product video is located below for review.

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Purpose & Benefits

Provides users with a portable electric toothbrush with a built in toothpaste container.

Allows users to fold the toothbrush head toward the toothpaste container via a hinge to apply paste directly to the brush.

Combines an electric toothbrush and a toothpaste container in the same device, saving space when traveling.

Enables users to maintain use of an electric toothbrush while traveling rather than being forced to use manual brushes.

Problems Solved

When traveling, people may need to bring along their toothbrush and toothpaste. Finding space to transport two separate items can be frustrating. Some people may accidentally forget their brush or paste, forcing them to purchase new products from the store. People who take their toothbrush and toothpaste along with them daily may lack proper storage for both items.

Detailed Description & Features

Electric Toothbrush is a travel electric toothbrush that consists of a toothpaste container built into the handle, a neck with a bristle attachment, and a push dispenser for dispensing the paste. Users can fold the toothbrush head toward the toothpaste container dispenser via a hinge mechanism. A small motor and battery are included within the brush to facilitate operation of an electronic toothbrush. Users can conveniently brush their teeth on the go with an electric toothbrush while keeping toothpaste easily accessible. The travel brush can be useful for tourists, soldiers, and more.

Exact size, measurement, construction, and design specifications may vary upon further development and manufacturing.

Image Info

FIGURE 1 Shows a standalone view of the toothbrush.

FIGURE 2 Shows how the toothbrush is folded and how the cap is removed from the toothpaste container.

FIGURE 3 Shows how toothpaste is applied to the brush.