Dehydrated dentifrice and toothbrush

Coating implements with material supply – Brush – broom – or mop

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C401S132000

Reexamination Certificate

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07931418

ABSTRACT:
A toothbrush has one or two part-spherical pockets formed in the brush surface. Balls or pellets of matching shape of dehydrated toothpaste are placed in the depressions, the brush is wetted and the pellets turn to a gel, ready for brushing. The pellets may be of various colors and flavors to entice children to brush their teeth and may be dispensed from a storage chamber carried in the tooth brush handle.

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