TW201832733A - Dental cleaning tool including at least one moveable secondary tool - Google Patents

Abstract

A dental cleaning tool includes a handle defining a longitudinal axis of the tool. The handle includes a floss holder having a base and two arms extending from the base in perpendicular relation to the longitudinal axis, at least one strand of floss extending between the two arms, and a toothpick being formed as one piece with the handle and having a pointed tip, the toothpick being spaced from the floss holder such that the handle is disposed between the toothpick and the floss holder. The dental cleaning tool further includes at least one rotatable dental tool formed separately from and attached to the handle, the at least one rotatable dental tool being rotatably mounted to the handle between a first, stow position and a second, use position.

Description

Dental cleaning tool with at least one movable auxiliary tool

The field of the invention generally relates to tooth cleaning tools, and more specifically, the field of the invention relates to a tooth cleaning tool including at least one activity-assisted tooth cleaning tool.

The tooth cleaning tool is used to remove residual food and / or dirt from the surface of the teeth or between the teeth. Therefore, some known tooth cleaning tools include a toothbrush for cleaning the surface of the teeth and other known tooth cleaning tools include for removing or loosening residual food (or other debris) that is trapped between adjacent teeth. However, generally known tooth cleaning tools can be difficult for users to manipulate because the tooth cleaning tools must be at least partially inserted into the user's mouth. Moreover, the user must awkwardly grasp the tooth cleaning tool to reach and clean the teeth positioned at the back of the oral cavity. Therefore, known tooth cleaning tools are difficult to use for positioning on or between teeth in or near the back of the mouth. In addition, users often have to switch between discrete tools (such as a toothbrush, dental floss, and / or a toothpick) to realize the various benefits of each of these tools. Some conventional tooth cleaning tools include a combination of dental floss, a toothpick, and / or a toothbrush, which generally exacerbates the difficulty of using tooth cleaning tools. For example, the user may have to grasp and manipulate the tooth cleaning tool in a way that is not suitable for grasping or inserting into his mouth. In addition, dental floss, toothpicks and / or toothbrushes can interfere with the use of other components of the tooth cleaning tool. For example, a dental floss, toothpick or toothbrush may be attached making it difficult for the user to position other parts of the tooth cleaning tool within the user's mouth. Therefore, some users will skip or ineffectively clean their teeth to avoid discomfort. Accordingly, there is a need for improved tooth cleaning tools that combine several tooth cleaning tools and are suitable for use in an easy and effective manner.

In one aspect, a tooth cleaning tool generally includes a handle that defines a longitudinal axis of the tool. The handle generally includes: a dental floss holder having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis of the tool; at least one dental floss extending between the two arms; and A toothpick is formed as a single piece with the handle and has a pointed tip. The toothpick is spaced apart from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed between the toothpick and the dental floss holder. The tooth cleaning tool further includes at least one rotatable tooth tool formed separately from the handle and attached to the handle. The at least one rotatable dental tool is mounted to the handle to be rotatable between a first stowed position and a second use position. In another aspect, a tooth cleaning tool generally includes a handle that defines a longitudinal axis of the tool. The handle generally includes: a dental floss holder having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis of the tool; at least one dental floss extending between the two arms; and A toothpick is formed as a single piece with the handle and has a pointed tip. The toothpick is spaced apart from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed between the toothpick and the dental floss holder. The tooth cleaning tool further includes at least one slidable tooth tool that is formed separately from the handle and is attached to the handle. The at least one slidable dental tool is mounted to the handle to be slidable between a first stowed position and a second use position. In another aspect, a tooth cleaning tool generally includes a handle that defines a longitudinal axis of the tool. The handle generally includes: a dental floss holder having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis of the tool; at least one dental floss extending between the two arms; and A toothpick is formed as a single piece with the handle and has a pointed tip. The toothpick is spaced apart from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed between the toothpick and the dental floss holder. The tooth cleaning tool further includes at least one detachable tooth tool that is formed separately from the handle and is attached to the handle. The at least one detachable dental tool is mounted to the handle to be detachable between a first stowed position and a second use position.

1 to 29 show a suitable embodiment of a tooth cleaning tool (generally indicated as 100) of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the illustrated tooth cleaning tool 100 includes a handle 102, a dental floss holder 104, an integrally formed toothpick 106, a rotatable toothpick tool 108 and a rotatable toothbrush tool 110. 30 to 33 illustrate another suitable embodiment of a rotatable tool (a rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109) that can be attached to the tooth cleaning tool 100. FIG. The handle 102, floss holder 104, integral toothpick 106, rotatable toothpick tool 108, rotatable toothbrush tool 110, and rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 are generally indicated by their respective element symbols in the drawings. It should be understood that in some other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the present invention, the tooth cleaning tool 100 may include a dental floss holder 104, a toothpick 106, a rotatable toothpick tool 108, a rotatable toothbrush tool 110, and three rotatable rows Any combination (s) of toothbrush tools 109. It is further contemplated that tooth cleaning tool 100 may include a single tool (ie, only one of rotatable toothpick tool 108, rotatable toothbrush tool 110, and rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 without departing from some aspects of the invention) By). As shown in FIGS. 1 to 9, the handle 102 includes a grip portion 114, a floss end 116 and a toothpick end 118. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 102 has a length 120 measured along a longitudinal axis 124 of the tooth cleaning tool 100 between the floss end 116 and the toothpick end 118 that extends through the handle 102. In suitable embodiments, the length 120 of the handle 102 may be any measurement that enables the tooth cleaning tool 100 to function as described herein. Suitably, the length 120 is in the range between approximately 43 mm and approximately 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 120 of the handle 102 is approximately 48 mm. In the illustrated embodiment and as best seen in FIGS. 1-9, the handle 102 includes a front wall 122, a pair of rear walls 126, a first side wall 128, and a second side wall opposite the first side wall 130. As shown in FIGS. 1-9, the side walls 128, 130 are oriented perpendicular to and connecting the front wall 122 and the rear wall 126. A width 132 (FIGS. 3 and 4) is measured between the front wall 122 and the rear wall 126 and a thickness 134 (FIG. 5) is measured between the two side walls 128, 130. Suitably, the width 132 of the handle 102 is about 3. 8 mm to about 5. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 132 is about 4. 8 mm. Suitably, the thickness 134 of the handle 102 is about 1. 5 mm to about 2. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the thickness 134 is about 1. 9 mm. The toothpick 106 (which defines a distal portion of the handle 102, and more specifically, the toothpick end 118 of the handle) facilitates the removal and / or release of debris between the user's teeth, such as residual food. It is contemplated that the toothpick 106 may have any suitable shape that facilitates the removal of debris between adjacent teeth. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick end 118 of the handle 102 is sharpened to define the toothpick 106. Specifically, the width of at least one of the side walls 128, 130 tapers toward the toothpick end 118 to a point. In the illustrated embodiment, as best seen in FIGS. 1-9, both the first side wall 128 and the second side wall 130 taper toward the toothpick end 118. Therefore, the front wall 122 and the rear wall 126 meet at the end 118 of the toothpick. It should be understood that only one of the side walls 128, 130 may be tapered. For example, in another suitable embodiment, only the second side wall 130 may be tapered, and in this embodiment, the first side wall 128 will be substantially flat. In addition, in the illustrated embodiment, the toothpicks 106 are bent in the direction in which the arms of the floss holder 104 are bent. It is also contemplated that the toothpick 106 may be curved in any other suitable direction or may be straight. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick 106 and the handle 102 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the toothpick 106 is an integral extension of the handle 102. However, it should be understood that the toothpick 106 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 102 during the assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 100. It is also contemplated that in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention, the toothpick 106 may be removably attached to the tooth cleaning tool 100. In the illustrated embodiment, the floss holder 104 extends from the floss end 116 of the handle 102. The floss holder 104 includes an arcuate (or substantially non-linear) base 136 and two arms (an inner arm 138 and an outer arm 140) extending from the base in a spaced relationship with each other. As seen in FIGS. 3 and 4, the inner arm 138 and the outer arm 140 are substantially parallel to each other. In the illustrated embodiment, the dental floss support 104 is generally U-shaped. However, it should be understood that in other suitable embodiments, the floss holder 104 may have any suitable shape. In the illustrated embodiment, the dental floss holder 104 and the handle 102 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the dental floss holder 104 is an integral extension of the handle 102. However, it should be understood that the floss holder 104 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 102 during the assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 100. Still referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the tooth cleaning tool 100 includes a curved portion 142 extending between the handle 102 and the floss holder 104. Therefore, in the illustrated embodiment, most of the base 136 of the dental floss holder 104 is positioned below the longitudinal axis 124 of the dental cleaning tool 100. The curved portion 142 facilitates the user to grasp the handle 102 and position the floss holder 104 in the user's mouth. It should be appreciated that the floss holder 104 can be oriented relative to the handle 102 in any manner, which enables the floss holder 104 to function as described herein. For example, the curved portion 142 may be omitted in some suitable embodiments. In these embodiments, the base 136 of the dental floss holder 104 will be aligned with the longitudinal axis 124 of the tooth cleaning tool 100. Further, in the illustrated embodiment, a ridge 112 extends around the periphery of the tooth cleaning tool 100 to provide additional strength to the tooth cleaning tool 100 and facilitate a user to grasp the tooth cleaning tool 100. Each of the inner arm 138 and the outer arm 140 (which are equally extended relative to the base 136) includes a proximal portion 144 and a distal portion 146. The proximal portion 144 is connected to the base 136 and the distal portion 146 is spaced from the base 136. At least one dental line 148 extends between the inner arm 138 and the distal portion 146 of the outer arm 140. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, two floss lines 148 extend between the inner arm 138 and the outer arm 140. Suitably, the dental floss lines 148 are substantially parallel to each other. It should be understood that the dental floss support 104 may have any suitable structural design without departing from some aspects of the present invention. For example, the dental floss 148 can be selectively removed from the inner arm 138 and the outer arm 140 so that the user can manually remove and / or replace the dental floss 148. In a suitable embodiment, at least one of the rotatable toothpick tool 108 and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is rotatably mounted to the handle 102 of the tooth cleaning tool 100 (FIGS. 1-18). In the illustrated embodiment, both the rotatable toothpick tool 108 and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 are rotatably mounted to the handle 102 of the tooth cleaning tool 100. In another suitable embodiment, a rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 (FIGS. 30 to 33) can replace one or both of the rotatable toothpick tool 108 and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 to be rotatably mounted to the tooth cleaning tool 100之 柄 102。 The handle 102. Suitably, the rotatable toothpick tool 108, rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 and rotatable toothbrush tool 110 each extend along one of the first side wall 128 and the second side wall 130 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 124 of the tool . In the illustrated embodiment, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 extends along the second side wall 130 and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 extends along the first side wall 128. In another embodiment, three rows of rotatable toothbrush tools 109 extend along the first side wall 128. However, it should be appreciated that rotatable toothpick tool 108, rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109, and rotatable toothbrush tool 110 may extend along any portion of tooth cleaning tool 100 in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention. Referring to FIGS. 1-18, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 includes a pointed distal end 156 and a base portion 158. More generally, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 is rotatably mounted to and extends along the handle 102. More specifically, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 is rotatably mounted to and extends along the second side wall 130. In the illustrated embodiment, the rotatable toothpick 108 extends beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 104 when in a fully rotated position. That is, the rotatable toothpick 108 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 124 by a distance greater than the base 136 of the dental floss holder 104. As seen in FIG. 5, the illustrated rotatable toothpick tool 108 is disposed along the second side wall 130 as a whole. Referring to FIGS. 1 to 18 and FIGS. 26 to 29, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 includes a rod 150 and a plurality of bristles 152 extending from the rod 150. More generally, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is rotatably mounted to and extends along the handle 102. More specifically, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is rotatably mounted to and extends along the first side wall 128. In the illustrated embodiment, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 extends beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 104 when in a fully rotated position. That is, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 124 by a distance greater than the base 136 of the floss holder 104. As seen in FIG. 5, the illustrated rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is disposed along the first side wall 128 as a whole. Referring to FIGS. 30 to 33, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 includes a rod 113 and a plurality of bristles 133 extending from the rod 113. More generally, in another suitable embodiment, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 is rotatably mounted to and extends along the handle 102. More specifically, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 can be rotatably mounted to and along the first side wall 128. In this embodiment, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 extends beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 104 when in a fully rotated position. That is, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 124 by a distance greater than the base 136 of the floss holder 104. As seen in FIG. 5, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 is disposed along the first side wall 128 as a whole. The rotatable toothpick tool 108 can be selectively rotated between a first position 164 (eg, a retracted position) and a second position 166 (eg, a use position). As shown in FIG. 4, when the rotatable toothpick tool 108 is in the first position 164, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 124 and the rotatable toothpick tool tip 156 is positioned toward the toothpick end 118. As shown in FIG. 17, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 can be rotated to a plurality of different positions, and each position is at an angle 170 with respect to the longitudinal axis 124. In an exemplary embodiment and as seen in FIG. 17, the angle 170 may vary depending on the degree to which the rotatable toothpick tool 108 rotates away from the handle 102. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the angle 170 can vary from about 0 ° to about 180 °. However, it should be understood that the angle 170 may be expanded to more than 180 ° in some embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the rotatable toothpick tool 108 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 100 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The rotatable toothbrush tool 110 can be selectively rotated between a first position 160 (eg, a retracted position) and a second position 162 (eg, a use position). As shown in FIG. 3, when the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is in the first position 160, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 124 and the rotatable toothbrush tool distal end 180 is positioned toward the toothpick end 118. As shown in FIG. 18, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 can be rotated to a plurality of different positions, each of which is at an angle 168 relative to the longitudinal axis 124. In an exemplary embodiment and as seen in FIG. 18, the angle 168 may vary depending on the degree to which the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 rotates away from the handle 102. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the angle 168 can vary from about 0 ° to about 180 °. However, it should be appreciated that the angle 168 may be expanded beyond 180 ° in some embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 100 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 can also be selectively rotated between a first position 160 (eg, a retracted position) and a second position 162 (eg, a use position). When the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 is in the first position 160, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 124 and the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool distal end 135 is positioned toward the toothpick end 118. In another suitable embodiment, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 can be rotated to a plurality of different positions, each position being at an angle 168 relative to the longitudinal axis 124. The angle 168 may vary depending on how far the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 rotates away from the handle 102. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the angle 168 can vary from about 0 ° to about 180 °. However, it should be appreciated that the angle 168 may be expanded beyond 180 ° in some embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 100 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The rotatable toothpick tool 108, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109, and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 may extend from any part of the handle 102. In the illustrated embodiment, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 extends along the first side wall 128 of the handle 102 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 124. In another suitable embodiment, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 extends along the first side wall 128 of the handle 102 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 124. Additionally, in the illustrated embodiment, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 extends along the second side wall 130 of the handle 102 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 124. In suitable embodiments, the rotatable toothpick tool 108, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109, and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 can be oriented in any manner without departing from some aspects of the invention. Once the rotatable toothpick tool 108 is selectively rotated to a second use position 166 (which in the current embodiment corresponds to an angle 170 of approximately 180 °) and one of the rotatable toothpick tool 108 second position slots 159 has been engaged A second side second position protrusion 196 (as explained further below), the user can comfortably use the rotatable toothpick tool 108 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 102 and position the rotatable toothpick tool 108 without having to awkwardly position their hands with respect to their oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 100 within their oral cavity Between teeth. In addition, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 facilitates the tooth cleaning tool 100 to reach an inaccessible location in a user's mouth (ie, the back of the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 100 is structurally designed so that the rotatable toothpick tool 108 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 104, and vice versa. In addition, when the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is selectively rotated to the second position 162 (which corresponds to an angle 168 of about 180 ° in the current embodiment) and the second position of the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 is engaged with the slot 147 In the two-position protrusion 194, the user can comfortably use the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 102 and position it against various surfaces of their teeth without having to position their hands awkwardly with respect to their oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 100 within its oral cavity Rotate toothbrush tool 110. In addition, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 enables the tooth cleaning tool 100 to reach a hard-to-reach location in a user's mouth (ie, behind the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 100 is structurally designed so that the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 104, and vice versa. In another embodiment, when the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 is selectively rotated to the second position 162 (which corresponds to an angle 168 of about 180 ° in the current embodiment) and the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 When the second position slot 127 has engaged with the second position protrusion 194, the user can comfortably use the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 102 and position against various surfaces of his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 100 within his oral cavity Rotate three rows of toothbrush tools 109. In addition, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 enables the tooth cleaning tool 100 to reach a hard-to-reach location in a user's mouth (ie, behind the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 100 is structurally designed so that the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 104, and vice versa. As best shown in FIGS. 26-29, the shaft 150 of the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 has a distal end 180 and extends to the point of intersection with the distal end 141 of the base portion. A length 151 is measured between the distal end 180 and the distal end 141 of the base. Suitably. The length 151 is between about 10 mm and about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 151 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 150 has a cylindrical shape extending from the base distal end 141 to a side wall 177 of the distal end 180. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 177 is a non-tapered cylindrical shape extending from the distal end 141 to the distal end 180 of the base. 26 to 29, the bristles 152 extend from the rod 150 and are used to clean the teeth of the user. A length 173 is measured from the distal end 180 to the end of the bristles 152. The bristles 152 can be configured in any suitable manner. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 152 are configured as a plurality of bristle groups 192 spaced along the length of the rod 150 and annularly spaced around the circumference of the rod 150. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 152 may be continuous along the length and / or circumference of the rod 150 instead of being configured as spaced groups of bristles 192. Additionally, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 152 may extend only from a portion of the rod 150, for example, only along the side of the rod 150 or only at the distal end 180. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristle groups 192 are configured to extend along the length 151 of the rod 150, which are equally spaced annularly around the circumference of the rod 150. It should be appreciated that the bristles 152 may be grouped in any suitable manner or may be randomly arranged on the rod 150. In another embodiment, as best shown in FIGS. 30 to 33, the rod 113 of the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 has a distal end 135 and extends to the intersection with the distal end 131 of the base portion. A length 117 is measured between the distal end 180 and the distal end 131 of the base. Suitably, the length 117 is between about 10 mm and about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 117 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 113 has a conical shape extending from the base distal end 131 to a side wall 143 of the distal end 135. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 143 extends from the base distal end 131 to a tapered conical shape of the distal end 135. 30 to 33, the bristles 133 extend from the rod 113 and are used to clean the teeth of the user. A length 121 is measured from the distal end 135 to the end of the bristles 133. The bristles 133 can be configured in any suitable manner. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 133 are configured to be equally spaced from each other around the circumference of the rod 113 and the bristles 133 are spaced from each other along the length of the rod 113 in a series of three columns 153. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 133 may be continuous along the length and / or circumference of the rod 113 instead of being configured as spaced apart rows of bristles 153. In addition, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 133 may extend only from a portion of the rod 113, for example, only along the side of the rod 113 or only at the distal end 135. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 133 may be integrally formed with the rod 113. In the illustrated embodiment, the columns 153 are configured as three columns extending along the length 121 of the rod 113, which are equally spaced annularly around the circumference of the rod 113. It should be understood that the bristles 133 may be grouped in any suitable manner or may be randomly arranged on the rod 113. As best shown in FIGS. 22-25, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 has a proximal end 184 and a distal tip 156. A length 174 is measured between the distal end 156 and the proximal end 184. Suitably, the length 174 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 174 is about 40 mm. Suitably, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 has a base 158 that extends from the proximal end 184 to a base length 175 of a base distal end 179. The toothpick 169 extends from the distal end 179 to the distal end 156 and has a length 171 and a side wall 182. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 182 tapers as it extends from the base 158 to the distal end 156. The side wall 182 includes a first position slot 157 and a second position slot 159. The first position slot 157 is in contact with the first position protrusion 191 on the second side of the tool 100. The second position clamping slot 159 is in contact with the second position protrusion 196 on the second side of the tool 100. The distal end 156 facilitates the positioning of the distal end 186 in a tight space for cleaning purposes. An opening 190 extends through the base 158 and has a diameter 189 sufficient to engage a second side attachment point 199 of the tool 100 in a snap relationship. The snap relationship between the opening 190 and the attachment point 199 facilitates the rotatable toothpick tool 108 to manually rotate between the first position 164 and the second position 166. The snap relationship between the opening 190 and the attachment point 199 further promotes the rotatable toothpick tool 108 and the second side wall 130 to be held side by side in both the first position 164 and the second position 166. It should be understood that the opening 190 may have any suitable shape and size without departing from some aspects of the invention. It should be appreciated that the rotatable toothpick tool 108 may include other suitable rotations for enabling the rotatable toothpick tool 108 to rotate between the first position 164 and the second position 166 without departing from at least some aspects of the present invention Components, such as non-circular openings or non-fastening attachment methods. Referring to FIGS. 26-29, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 has a base end 178 and a distal end 180. A length 172 is measured between the distal end 180 and the base end 178. Suitably, the length 172 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 172 is about 40 mm. Suitably, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 has a base 154 of a length 155 extending from the base end 178 to the base distal end 141. The base 154 tapers from a point between the distal end 141 and the base end 178 to the distal end 141 of the base 154. The base 154 includes a first position slot 149 and a second position slot 147. The first position slot 149 is connected to the first position first position protrusion 193 of the tool 100. The second position locking slot 147 borders the second position protrusion 194 on the first side of the tool 100. An opening 188 extends through the base 154 and has a diameter 189 sufficient to engage with a first side attachment point 198 of the tool 100 in a snap relationship. The snap relationship between the opening 188 and the attachment point 198 facilitates manual rotation of the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 between the first position 160 and the second position 162. The snap relationship between the opening 188 and the attachment point 198 further promotes the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 and the first side wall 128 to be held side by side in both the first position 160 and the second position 162. In the illustrated embodiment, the opening 188 has a substantially circular cross-sectional area. It should be understood that the opening 188 may have any suitable shape and size without departing from some aspects of the invention. It should be further understood that the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 may include other suitable means for enabling the rotatable toothbrush tool 110 to rotate between the first position 160 and the second position 162 without departing from at least some aspects of the present invention Rotating components, such as non-circular openings or non-snap attachment methods. In another suitable embodiment, referring to FIGS. 30 to 33, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 has a base end 137 and a distal end 135. A length 123 is measured between the distal end 135 and the base end 137. Suitably, the length 123 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 123 is about 40 mm. Suitably, the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 has a base 125 of a length 115 extending from the base end 137 to the base distal end 135. The base 125 tapers from a point between the distal end 131 and the base end 137 to the distal end 131 of the base 154. The base 125 includes a first position slot 129 and a second position slot 127. The first position slot 129 is in contact with the first position first position bump 193 of the tool 100. The second position locking slot 127 is bounded by the first position second position protrusion 194 of the tool 100. An opening 139 extends through the base 125 and has a diameter 189 sufficient to engage with a first side attachment point 198 of the tool 100 in a snap relationship. The snap relationship between the opening 139 and the attachment point 198 facilitates manual rotation of the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 between the first position 160 and the second position 162. The snap relationship between the opening 139 and the attachment point 198 further promotes the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 and the first side wall 128 to be held side by side in both the first position 160 and the second position 162. In the illustrated embodiment, the opening 139 has a substantially circular cross-sectional area. It should be understood that the opening 139 may have any suitable shape and size without departing from some aspects of the present invention. It should be further understood that the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 may include a means for enabling the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 to rotate between the first position 160 and the second position 162 without departing from at least some aspects of the present invention Other suitable rotating components, such as non-circular openings or non-fastening attachment methods. Referring to FIGS. 20 and 21, the first side attachment point 198 extends from the first side wall surface 128 of the base 136 in a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The second side attachment point 199 extends from the second side wall surface 130 of the base 136 in a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. In the illustrated embodiment, the first side attachment point 198 and the second side attachment point 199 are used to facilitate the engagement of one of the rotatable toothbrush tool 110, the rotatable toothpick tool 108, and the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 A cylindrical shape attached. It should be understood that the first attachment point 198 and the second attachment point 199 may include a rotatable toothbrush tool 110, a rotatable toothpick tool 108 and a rotatable three without departing from at least some aspects of the present invention The row of toothbrush tools 109 can rotate in other suitable rotating components in its full range of motion, such as non-cylindrical attachment points or non-buckle attachment methods. In suitable embodiments, the tooth cleaning tool 100 may be formed in any suitable manner and from any suitable material. For example, the tooth cleaning tool 100 may be formed of metal, wood, plastic, and / or a combination thereof. In a preferred embodiment, at least the handle 102, dental floss holder 104, and toothpick 106 of the tooth cleaning tool 100 are molded or otherwise formed from a single piece of elastic synthetic material, such as (but not limited to) plastic or metal. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 102, the dental floss holder 104, and the toothpick 106 are integrally formed. More specifically, in the illustrated embodiment, in addition to the dental line 148, the rotatable toothpick tool 108 and the rotatable toothbrush tool 110, the tooth cleaning tool 100 is molded as a single piece from acceptable food grade plastic. In other embodiments, any of the handle 102, the dental floss holder 104, the toothpick 106, the rotatable toothpick tool 108, the rotatable toothbrush tool 110, and the rotatable three-row toothbrush tool 109 may be separately formed and attached during assembly To tooth cleaning tool 100. 34 to 60 illustrate another suitable embodiment of a tooth cleaning tool (generally indicated as 200). As shown in the figure, the illustrated tooth cleaning tool 200 includes a handle 202, a dental floss holder 204, an integrally formed toothpick 206, a slidable toothpick tool 208 and a slidable toothbrush tool 210. FIGS. 61-64 illustrate a slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 that can be used in conjunction with dental tools instead of or in combination with one or both of the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210. FIGS. The handle 202, the dental floss holder 204, the integral toothpick 206, the slidable toothpick tool 208, the slidable toothbrush tool 210, and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 are generally indicated by their respective element symbols in FIGS. 34 to 64. It should be understood that in some other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the present invention, the tooth cleaning tool 200 may include a dental floss holder 204, a toothpick 206, a slidable toothpick tool 208, a slidable toothbrush tool 210, and three slidable columns Any combination (s) of toothbrush tool 209. It is contemplated that in a suitable embodiment, the tooth cleaning tool 200 may include only one of a slidable toothpick tool 208, a slidable toothbrush tool 210, and a slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209. As shown in FIGS. 34 to 49, the handle 202 includes a grip portion 214, a floss end 216 and a toothpick end 218. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 202 has a length 220 measured along a longitudinal axis 224 of the tooth cleaning tool 200 between the floss end 216 and the toothpick end 218 that extends through the handle 202. In suitable embodiments, the length 220 of the handle 202 may be any measurement that enables the tooth cleaning tool 200 to function as described herein. Suitably, the length 220 is in the range between about 43 mm to about 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 220 of the handle 202 is approximately 48 mm. In the illustrated embodiment and as best seen in FIGS. 34-49, the handle 202 includes a front wall 222, a pair of rear walls 226, a first side wall 228, and a second side wall opposite to the first side wall 230. As shown in FIGS. 36 to 40, the side walls 228, 230 are oriented perpendicular to and connecting the front wall 222 and the rear wall 226. A width 232 (FIGS. 36 and 37) is measured between the front wall 222 and the rear wall 226 and a thickness 234 (FIGS. 38 to 40) is measured between the two side walls 228, 230. Suitably, the width 232 of the handle 202 is about 3. 8 mm to about 5. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 232 is about 4. 8 mm. Suitably, the thickness 234 of the handle 202 is about 1. 5 mm to about 2. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the thickness 234 is about 1. 9 mm. The toothpick 206 (which defines a distal portion of the handle 202 and more specifically, the toothpick end 218 of the handle) facilitates the removal and / or release of debris, such as food residue, from between the user's teeth. It is contemplated that toothpick 206 may have any suitable shape that facilitates the removal of debris between adjacent teeth. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick end 218 of the handle 202 is sharpened to define the toothpick 206. Specifically, the width of at least one of the first side wall 228 and the second side wall 230 tapers toward the toothpick end 218 to a point. In the illustrated embodiment, as best seen in FIG. 38, both the first side wall 228 and the second side wall 230 taper toward the toothpick end 218. Therefore, the front wall 222 and the rear wall 226 meet at the toothpick end 218. It should be understood that only one of the first side wall 228 and the second side wall 230 may be tapered. For example, in another suitable embodiment, only the second side wall 230 may be tapered and in this embodiment, the first side wall 228 will be substantially flat. In the illustrated embodiment, a channel 292 extends from the first side wall 228 through the handle 202 to the second side wall 230 in the lateral dimension and extends from the area of the handle 202 close to the overall toothpick 206 to the teeth in the longitudinal dimension The floss holder 204 part of the tool 200. When the slidable toothbrush tool 210, the slidable toothpick tool 208, and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 move between the first position 260 and the second position 262, the passage 292 partially defines the slidable toothbrush tool 210, the slidable toothpick tool 208 And the path of the three-row toothbrush tool 209 can be slid. A first front rail 294, a first rear rail 296, a second front rail 295, and a second rear rail 297 engage a pair of slidable tool holding channels 257 to further define the slidable toothbrush tool 210. The sliding toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 travel the path between the first position 260 and the second position 262. Rails 294 and 296 are substantially parallel to each other and to the channel 292. Rails 295 and 297 are substantially parallel to each other and to the channel 292. In the illustrated embodiment, the channel 292 is sized and structured to receive the slidable tool ledge 289. The convex strip 289 has a length 293, a width 290, and a height 291. The resulting perimeter is sized and structurally designed to substantially interface with the channel 292. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick 206 and the handle 202 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the toothpick 206 is an integral extension of the handle 202. However, it should be understood that the toothpick 206 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 202 during assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 200. It is also contemplated that in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention, toothpick 206 may be removably attached to tooth cleaning tool 200. In the illustrated embodiment, the floss holder 204 extends from the floss end 216 of the handle 202. The floss holder 204 includes an arcuate (or substantially non-linear) base 236 and two arms (an inner arm 238 and an outer arm 240) extending from the base in a spaced relationship with each other. As seen in FIGS. 36 and 37, the inner arm 238 and the outer arm 240 are substantially parallel to each other. In the illustrated embodiment, the floss holder 204 is generally U-shaped. However, it should be understood that in other suitable embodiments, the floss holder 204 may have any suitable shape. In the illustrated embodiment, the floss holder 204 and the handle 202 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the dental floss holder 204 is an integral extension of the handle 202. However, it should be understood that the floss holder 204 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 202 during the assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 200. Still referring to FIGS. 36 and 37, the tooth cleaning tool 200 includes a curved portion 242 extending between the handle 202 and the floss holder 204. Therefore, in the illustrated embodiment, most of the base 236 of the dental floss holder 204 is disposed below the longitudinal axis 224 of the tooth cleaning tool 200. The curved portion 242 facilitates the user to grasp the handle 202 and position the floss holder 204 in the user's mouth. It should be appreciated that the floss holder 204 can be oriented relative to the handle 202 in any manner, which enables the floss holder 204 to function as described herein. For example, the curved portion 242 may be omitted in some suitable embodiments. In these embodiments, the base 236 of the dental floss holder 204 will be aligned with the longitudinal axis 224 of the tooth cleaning tool 200. Further, in the illustrated embodiment, a ridge 212 extends around the periphery of the tooth cleaning tool 200 to provide additional strength to the tooth cleaning tool 200 and facilitate a user to grasp the tooth cleaning tool 200. Each of the inner arm 238 and the outer arm 240 (which can extend outward relative to the base 236) includes a proximal portion 244 and a distal portion 246. The proximal portion 244 is connected to the base 236 and the distal portion 246 is spaced from the base 236. At least one dental floss 248 extends between the inner arm 238 and the distal portion 246 of the outer arm 240. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, two floss lines 248 extend between the inner arm 238 and the outer arm 240. Suitably, the dental floss lines 248 are substantially parallel to each other. It should be understood that the dental floss holder 204 may have any suitable structural design without departing from some aspects of the present invention. For example, the dental floss 248 can be selectively removed from the inner arm 238 and the outer arm 240 so that the user can manually remove and / or replace the dental floss 248. In the exemplary embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 are slidably mounted to the handle 202 of the tooth cleaning tool 200. Suitably, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 each extend along one of the first side wall 228 and the second side wall 230 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends along the second side wall 230 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 extends along the first side wall 228. However, it should be appreciated that the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 may extend along any portion and side of the tooth cleaning tool 200 in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention. In another suitable embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 are slidably mounted to the handle 202 of the tooth cleaning tool 200. Suitably, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 each extend along one of the first side wall 228 and the second side wall 230 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends along the second side wall 230 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 extends along the first side wall 228. However, it should be understood that the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can extend along any portion and side of the tooth cleaning tool 200 in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention. Referring to FIGS. 53-56, the slidable toothpick tool 208 includes a pointed tip 256 and a base portion 258. More generally, the slidable toothpick tool 208 is slidably mounted to and extends along the handle 202. More specifically, the slidable toothpick tool 208 is slidably mounted to and extends along the second side wall 230. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends beyond the lateral extent of the dental floss holder 204. That is, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 224 by a distance greater than the base 236 of the dental floss holder 204. As seen in FIG. 38, the slidable toothpick tool 208 shown is disposed along the second side wall 230 as a whole. Referring to FIGS. 57 to 60, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 includes a rod 268 and a plurality of bristles 271 extending from the rod 268. More generally, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is slidably mounted to and extends along the handle 202. More specifically, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is slidably mounted to and extends along the first side wall 228. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothbrush 210 extends beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 204. That is, the slidable toothbrush 210 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 224 by a distance greater than the base 236 of the floss holder 204. As seen in FIG. 38, the illustrated slidable toothbrush tool 210 is disposed along the first side wall 228 as a whole. In another suitable embodiment, referring to FIGS. 61 to 64, the three-row slidable toothbrush tool 209 (which is suitable for use with the tooth cleaning tool 200) includes a rod 241 and a plurality of bristles 245 extending from the rod 241. More generally, the three-row slidable toothbrush tool 209 is slidably mounted to and extends along the handle 202. More specifically, the three-row slidable toothbrush tool 209 is slidably mounted to and extends along the first side wall 228. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable three rows of toothbrush tools 209 extend beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 204. That is, the slidable three rows of toothbrush tools 209 extend laterally along the longitudinal axis 224 by a distance greater than the base 236 of the floss holder 204. When installed on the tooth cleaning tool 200, the three rows of toothbrush tools 209 can be slidably placed along the first side wall 228 (or the second side wall 230). The slidable toothpick tool 208 can be selectively slid between a first position 260 (such as a retracted position) and a second position 262 (such as a use position). As shown in FIG. 37, when the slidable toothpick tool 208 is in the first position 260, the slidable toothpick tool 208 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 224 and the slidable toothpick tool tip / distal end 256 is positioned toward the teeth线 架 204。 Line bracket 204. As shown in FIG. 45, the slidable toothpick tool 208 can be slid to a plurality of different positions, each position being defined by a distance 275 from the first position 260. In an exemplary embodiment and as seen in FIG. 45, the distance 275 may vary depending on how far the slidable toothpick tool 208 slides away from the first position 260. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the distance 275 is from 0 mm when the slidable toothpick tool 208 is in the first position 260 (FIG. 37) to the slidable toothpick tool 208 is in the second position 262 ( Figure 45) in the range of approximately 22 mm to 50 mm. For example, as seen in Figure 45, the distance 275 is about 35 mm. Furthermore, it should be appreciated that the slidable toothpick tool 208 can slide to any distance relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 200 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The slidable toothbrush tool 210 can be selectively slid between a first position 260 (such as a stowed position) and a second position 262 (such as a use position). As shown in FIG. 36, when the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is in the first position 260, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 224 and the distal end 280 of the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is positioned toward the floss Bracket 204. As shown in FIG. 49, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is slidable to a plurality of different positions located along the channel 292, each position being defined by a distance 275 from the first position 260. In an exemplary embodiment and as seen in FIG. 49, the distance 275 may vary depending on how far the slidable toothbrush tool 210 slides away from the first position 260. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the distance 275 is from 0 mm when the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is in the first position 260 (FIG. 36) to the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is in the second position 262 ( Figure 49) in the range of approximately 22 mm to 50 mm. For example, the distance 275 seen in Figure 49 is about 35 mm. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the slidable toothbrush tool 210 can be slid to any distance relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 200 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. In another suitable embodiment, the three-row slidable toothbrush tool 209 can be selectively slid between a first position 260 (eg, a stowed position) and a second position 262 (eg, a use position). When the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is in the first position 260, the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 224 and the distal end 247 of the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is positioned toward the toothpick end 218 . The three-row slidable toothbrush tool 209 can be slid to a plurality of different positions located along the channel 292, each position being defined by a distance 275 from the first position 260. The distance 275 may vary depending on how far the slidable three rows of toothbrush tools 209 slide away from the first position 260. More specifically, in a suitable embodiment, the distance 275 is from 0 mm when the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is in the first position 260 to when the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is in the second position 262 The range is between 22 mm and 50 mm. It should be appreciated that the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can slide to any distance relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 200 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. It is contemplated that in some suitable embodiments, the slidable toothpick tool 208, the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209, and / or the slidable toothbrush tool 210 can be completely removed from the tooth cleaning tool 200 in the second use position. The slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 can extend from any part of the handle 202. In the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends along the first side wall 228 of the handle 202 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. Additionally, in the illustrated embodiment, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 extends along the second side wall 230 of the handle 202 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. In suitable embodiments, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable toothbrush tool 210 can be oriented in any manner without departing from some aspects of the invention. In another suitable embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can extend from any part of the handle 202. In another suitable embodiment, the slidable toothpick tool 208 extends along the first side wall 228 of the handle 202 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. Additionally, in another suitable embodiment, the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 extends along the second side wall 230 of the handle 202 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 224. In suitable embodiments, the slidable toothpick tool 208 and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can be oriented in any manner without departing from some aspects of the invention. Once the slidable toothpick tool 208 is selectively slid to the second position 262, the user can comfortably use the slidable toothpick tool 208 to clean their teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 202 and position against various surfaces of his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 200 within his oral cavity Slide the toothpick tool 208. In addition, the slidable toothpick tool 208 facilitates the tooth cleaning tool 200 to reach an inaccessible location in a user's mouth (ie, the back of the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 200 is structurally designed so that the slidable toothpick tool 208 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 204, and vice versa. In addition, when the slidable toothbrush tool 210 is selectively slid to the second position 262, the user can comfortably use the slidable toothbrush tool 210 to clean their teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 202 and position against various surfaces of his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 200 within his oral cavity Slide the toothbrush tool 210. In addition, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 facilitates the tooth cleaning tool 200 to reach a hard-to-reach location in a user's mouth (ie, behind the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 200 is structurally designed so that the slidable toothbrush tool 210 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 204, and vice versa. In another suitable embodiment, when the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 is selectively slid to the second position 262, the user can comfortably use the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the handle 202 and position against various surfaces of his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 200 within his oral cavity Slide three rows of toothbrush tools 209. In addition, the three rows of toothbrush tools 209 can be slid to facilitate the tooth cleaning tool 200 to reach a hard-to-reach location in a user's mouth (ie, behind the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 200 is structurally designed so that the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can be positioned in various positions without being hindered by the floss holder 204, and vice versa. As best shown in FIGS. 57-60, the rod 268 of the slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a distal end 280 and a proximal end 281. A length 279 is measured between the distal end 280 and the proximal end 281. Suitably. The length 279 is between about 10 mm and about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 279 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 268 has a cylindrical shape extending from a proximal end 281 to a side wall 276 of the distal end 280. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 276 is a non-tapered cylindrical shape extending from the proximal end 281 to the distal end 280. 57-60, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a proximal end 278 and a distal end 280. A length 272 is measured between the distal end 280 and the proximal end 278. Suitably, the length 272 is between about 27 mm to about 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 272 is about 40 mm. The slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a width 287. Suitably, the width 287 is about 2. Between 5 mm and about 5 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 287 is about 3. 5 mm. Suitably, the slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a base 254 that extends from the proximal end 278 to the base length 269 of the shaft proximal end 281. The slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a pair of holding channels 257 extending along the longitudinal axis of the tool 210. The retention channel 257 is structurally designed to engage the rails 294, 295, 296, and 297 to facilitate the tool 210 to remain in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 210. The slidable toothbrush tool 210 has a convex strip 289 that extends along the longitudinal axis of the tool 210 on the underside of the base 254, and has a length 293, a width 290, and a height 291. The protrusion 289 is structurally designed to engage the channel 292 to further promote the tool 210 to remain in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 210. In another suitable embodiment, as best shown in FIGS. 61 to 64, the rod 241 of the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a distal end 247 and a proximal end 264. A length 251 is measured between the distal end 247 and the proximal end 264. Suitably, the length 251 is between about 10 mm and about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 251 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 241 has a conical shape extending from the proximal end 264 to a side wall 266 of the distal end 247. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 266 is a tapered conical shape extending from the proximal end 264 to the distal end 247. Referring to FIGS. 61 to 64, the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a base end 299 and a distal end 247. A length 277 is measured between the distal end 247 and the base end 299. Suitably, the length 277 is between about 27 mm to about 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 277 is about 40 mm. The slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a width 287. Suitably, the width 287 is about 2. Between 5 mm and about 5 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 287 is about 3. 5 mm. Suitably, the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a base 239 extending from a base end 299 to a base length 249 of the proximal end 264 of the shaft. The slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a pair of holding channels 255 extending along the longitudinal axis of the tool 209. The retention channel 255 is structurally designed to engage the rails 294, 295, 296, and 297 to facilitate the tool 209 to remain in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 209. The slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 has a convex strip 289 extending along the longitudinal axis of the tool 209 on the underside of the base 254, which has a length 293, a width 290, and a height 291. The convex strip 289 is structurally designed to engage the channel 292 to further promote the tool 209 to remain in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 209. As best shown in FIGS. 53-56, the slidable toothpick tool 208 has a proximal end 284 and a distal end 286. A length 274 is measured between the distal end 286 and the proximal end 284. Suitably, the length 274 is between about 27 mm to about 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 274 is about 40 mm. The slidable toothpick tool 208 has a width 287. Suitably, the width 287 is about 2. Between 5 mm and about 5 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 287 is about 3. 5 mm. Suitably, the slidable toothpick tool 208 has a base 258 of a length 285 extending from the proximal end 284 and a side wall of the prong 256 (which has a toothpick length 283) extending from the base 258 to the distal end 286. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 282 tapers as it extends from the base 258 to the prong 256 at the distal end 286. The tip 256 at the distal end 286 facilitates positioning of the distal end 286 in a tight space for cleaning purposes. The slidable toothpick tool 208 has a pair of retaining channels 257 extending along the longitudinal axis of the tool 208. The retention channel 257 is structurally designed to engage the rails 294, 295, 296, and 297 to facilitate the retention of the tool 208 in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 208. The slidable toothpick tool 208 has a convex strip 289 extending along the longitudinal axis of the tool 208 on the underside of the base 254, which has a length 293, a width 290, and a height 291. The convex strip 289 is structurally designed to engage the channel 292 to further promote the tool 208 to remain in the first position 260, the second position 262, and the entire range of motion of the tool 208. As best shown in FIGS. 57-60, the bristles 271 extend from the rod 268 and are used to clean the teeth of the user. The bristles 271 can be configured in any suitable manner. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 271 are configured as a plurality of bristle groups 270 spaced apart along the length of the rod 268 and annularly spaced around the circumference of the rod 268. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 271 may be continuous along the length and / or circumference of the rod 268 instead of being configured as spaced groups of bristles 270. Additionally, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 271 may extend only from a portion of the rod 268, for example, only along the side of the rod 268 or only at the distal end 280. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristle groups 270 are configured as rows extending along the length 279 of the rod 268, which are equally spaced annularly around the circumference of the rod 268. It should be appreciated that the bristles 271 may be grouped in any suitable manner or may be randomly arranged on the rod 268. In another suitable embodiment, as best shown in FIGS. 61-64, the bristles 245 extend from the rod 241 for cleaning the teeth of the user. The bristles 245 can be configured in any suitable manner. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 245 are configured as a series of three columns 237 spaced equidistantly from each other around the circumference of the rod 241 and annularly spaced around the length of the rod 241. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 245 may be continuous along the length and / or circumference of the rod 241, rather than being configured as spaced apart rows 237 of bristles. In addition, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 245 may extend only from a portion of the rod 241, for example, only along the side of the rod 241 or only at the distal end 247. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 245 may be integrally formed with the rod 241. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristle rows 237 are configured as three rows extending along the length 251 of the rod 241, which are equally spaced annularly around the circumference of the rod 241. It should be understood that the bristles 245 may be grouped in any suitable manner or may be randomly arranged on the rod 241. In suitable embodiments, the tooth cleaning tool 200 may be formed in any suitable manner and from any suitable material. For example, the tooth cleaning tool 200 may be formed of metal, wood, plastic, and / or a combination thereof. In a preferred embodiment, at least the handle 202, floss holder 204, and toothpick 206 of the tooth cleaning tool 200 are molded or otherwise formed from a single piece of elastic synthetic material, such as (but not limited to) plastic or metal. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 202, the dental floss holder 204, and the toothpick 206 are integrally formed. More specifically, in the illustrated embodiment, in addition to the tooth line 248, the slidable toothpick tool 208, the slidable toothbrush tool 210, and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 in other suitable embodiments, the tooth cleaning tool 200 Molded from acceptable food grade plastic into a single piece. In other embodiments, any of the handle 202, the floss holder 204, the toothpick 206, the slidable toothpick tool 208, the slidable toothbrush tool 210, and the slidable three-row toothbrush tool 209 can be separately formed and attached during assembly To tooth cleaning tool 200. 65 to 80 show another suitable embodiment of a tooth cleaning tool (generally indicated as 300). As shown in the figure, the illustrated tooth cleaning tool 300 includes a handle 302, a dental floss holder 304, an integrally formed toothpick 306, a removable toothpick tool 308, and a removable toothbrush tool 310. A removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 suitable for use with the tooth cleaning tool 300 is shown in FIGS. 81-83. The handle 302, the dental floss holder 304, the integrated toothpick 306, the detachable toothpick tool 308, the detachable toothbrush tool 310, and the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 are generally indicated by their respective element symbols in FIGS. It should be understood that, in some other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the present invention, the tooth cleaning tool 300 may include a dental floss holder 304, a toothpick 306, a removable toothpick tool 308, a removable toothbrush tool 310, and three removable rows Any combination (s) of toothbrush tool 309. It is contemplated that in some suitable embodiments, the tooth cleaning tool 300 may include only one of a removable toothpick tool 308, a removable toothbrush tool 310, and a removable three-row toothbrush tool 309. As shown in FIGS. 65 to 74, the handle 302 includes a grip portion 314, a floss end 316, and a toothpick end 318. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 302 has a length 320 measured along a longitudinal axis 324 of the tooth cleaning tool 300 between the floss end 316 and the toothpick end 318 that extends through the handle 302. In suitable embodiments, the length 320 of the handle 302 may be any measurement that enables the tooth cleaning tool 300 to function as described herein. Suitably, the length 320 is in the range between about 43 mm to about 52 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 320 of the handle 302 is about 48 mm. In the illustrated embodiment and as best seen in FIGS. 65-74, the handle 302 includes a front wall 322, a pair of rear walls 326, a first side wall 328, and a second side wall opposite the first side wall 330. As depicted in FIGS. 67-69, the side walls 328, 330 are oriented perpendicular to and connecting the front wall 322 and the rear wall 326. A width 332 (FIGS. 67 and 68) is measured between the front wall 322 and the rear wall 326 and a thickness 334 (FIG. 69) is measured between the two side walls 328, 330. Suitably, the width 332 of the handle 302 is about 3. 8 mm to about 5. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the width 332 is about 4. 8 mm. Suitably, the thickness 334 of the handle 302 is about 1. 5 mm to about 2. Within 8 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the thickness 334 is about 1. 9 mm. The toothpick 306 (which defines a distal portion of the handle 302 and, more specifically, the toothpick end 318 of the handle) facilitates the removal and / or release of debris, such as residual food, from between the user's teeth. It is contemplated that toothpick 306 may have any suitable shape that facilitates the removal of debris between adjacent teeth. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick end 318 of the handle 302 is sharpened to define the toothpick 306. Specifically, the width of at least one of the first side wall 328 and the second side wall 330 tapers toward the toothpick end 318 to a point. In the illustrated embodiment, as best seen in FIG. 69, both the first side wall 328 and the second side wall 330 taper toward the toothpick end 318. Therefore, the front wall 322 and the rear wall 326 meet at the toothpick end 318. It should be understood that only one of the first side wall 328 and the second side wall 330 may be tapered. For example, in another suitable embodiment, only the second side wall 330 may be tapered and in this embodiment, the first side wall 328 will be substantially flat. In the illustrated embodiment, as best seen in FIGS. 65-74, attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 are sized and structurally designed to receive and detachably hold detachable tools on their respective sides One of 308 and 310. More specifically, the first side attachment point 392 is placed on the first side 328 to access the floss holder 304 of the tool 300. The first side attachment point 394 is placed on the first side 328 to access the toothpick 306 of the tool 300. The second side attachment point 396 is placed on the second side 330 to access the floss holder 304 of the tool 300. The second side attachment point 398 is placed on the second side 330 to access the toothpick 306 of the tool 300. As seen in FIG. 72, attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 have a substantially circular inner contour to substantially facilitate the junction with the base diameter of the removable tools 308 and 310. However, it should be appreciated that in other suitable embodiments, the attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 may have any suitable inner and outer shapes to facilitate acceptance and detachably hold the detachable tools 308 and 310. In addition, as seen in FIGS. 65 to 74, there are two attachment points on each side of the tool 300. Further, it should be understood that any suitable number of attachment points can be utilized on each side to facilitate detachably holding the detachable tools 308 and 310. In another suitable embodiment, as best seen in FIGS. 65-74, attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 are sized and structured to receive and detachably hold the detachable tools 308 and 309 One. More specifically, the first side attachment point 392 is placed on the first side 328 to access the floss holder 304 of the tool 300. The first side attachment point 394 is placed on the first side 328 to access the toothpick 306 of the tool 300. The second side attachment point 396 is placed on the second side 330 to access the floss holder 304 of the tool 300. The second side attachment point 398 is placed on the second side 330 to access the toothpick 306 of the tool 300. As seen in FIG. 72, attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 have a substantially circular inner contour to substantially facilitate the interface with the bases 358, 391 of the removable tools 308 and 309. However, it should be appreciated that in other suitable embodiments, attachment points 392, 394, 396, and 398 may have any suitable inner and outer shapes to facilitate acceptance and detachably hold detachable tools 308 and 309. In addition, as seen in FIGS. 65 to 74, there are two attachment points on each side of the tool 300. Further, it should be appreciated that any suitable number of attachment points can be utilized on each side to facilitate detachably holding the detachable tools 308 and 309. In the illustrated embodiment, the toothpick 306 and the handle 302 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the toothpick 306 is an integral extension of the handle 302. However, it should be appreciated that the toothpick 306 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 302 during assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 300. It is also contemplated that in other suitable embodiments without departing from some aspects of the invention, toothpick 306 may be removably attached to tooth cleaning tool 300. In the illustrated embodiment, the floss holder 304 extends from the floss end 316 of the handle 302. The floss holder 304 includes an arcuate (or substantially non-linear) base 336 and two arms (an inner arm 338 and an outer arm 340) extending from the base in a spaced relationship with each other. As seen in FIGS. 67-68, the inner arm 338 and the outer arm 340 are substantially parallel to each other. In the illustrated embodiment, the dental floss holder 304 is generally U-shaped. However, it should be understood that in other suitable embodiments, the floss holder 304 may have any suitable shape. In the illustrated embodiment, the dental floss holder 304 and the handle 302 are formed as a single piece. In other words, the dental floss holder 304 is an integral extension of the handle 302. However, it should be understood that the floss holder 304 may be formed as a separate component and attached to the handle 302 during the assembly of the tooth cleaning tool 300. Still referring to FIGS. 65-80, the tooth cleaning tool 300 includes a curved portion 342 extending between the handle 302 and the floss holder 304. Therefore, in the illustrated embodiment, most of the base 336 of the dental floss holder 304 is positioned below the longitudinal axis 324 of the tooth cleaning tool 300. The curved portion 342 facilitates the user to grasp the handle 302 and position the floss holder 304 in the user's oral cavity. It should be appreciated that the floss holder 304 can be oriented relative to the handle 302 in any manner, which enables the floss holder 304 to function as described herein. For example, the curved portion 342 may be omitted in some suitable embodiments. In these embodiments, the base 336 of the dental floss holder 304 will be aligned with the longitudinal axis 324 of the tooth cleaning tool 300. Further, in the illustrated embodiment, a ridge 312 extends around the periphery of the tooth cleaning tool 300 to provide additional strength to the tooth cleaning tool 300 and facilitate a user to grasp the tooth cleaning tool 300. Each of the inner arm 338 and the outer arm 340 (which can extend outward relative to the base 336) includes a proximal portion 344 and a distal portion 346. The proximal portion 344 is connected to the base 336 and the distal portion 346 is spaced from the base 336. At least one dental line 348 extends between the inner arm 338 and the distal portion 346 of the outer arm 340. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, two dental lines 348 extend between the inner arm 338 and the outer arm 340. Suitably, the dental floss lines 348 are substantially parallel to each other. It should be understood that the dental floss bracket 304 may have any suitable structural design without departing from some aspects of the present invention. For example, the dental floss 348 can be selectively removed from the inner arm 338 and the outer arm 340 so that the user can manually remove and / or replace the dental floss 348. In a suitable embodiment, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 are detachably mounted to the handle 302 of the tooth cleaning tool 300. Suitably, when mounted to the handle 302, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 each extend along one of the first side wall 328 and the second side wall 330 in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 324. In the illustrated embodiment, when mounted to the handle 302, the removable toothpick tool 308 is held within the second side attachment points 398 and 396 and extends along the second side wall 330. The detachable toothbrush tool 310 is held within the first side attachment points 392 and 394 and extends along the first side wall 328. However, it should be appreciated that in other suitable embodiments that do not depart from some aspects of the invention, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 may extend along any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 300 when mounted to the dental tool 300 . In another suitable embodiment, one of the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 and the detachable toothpick tool 308 and the detachable toothbrush tool 310 is detachably mounted to the handle 302 of the tooth cleaning tool 300. Suitably, when mounted to the handle 302, the removable toothpick tool 308, the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 are each along the first side wall 328 and the second in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 324 One of the side walls 330 extends. In the illustrated embodiment, when mounted to the handle 302, the removable toothpick tool 308 is held within the second side attachment points 398 and 396 and extends along the second side wall 330. The detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is held in the first side attachment points 392 and 394 and extends along the first side wall 328. However, it should be understood that in other suitable embodiments that do not depart from some aspects of the present invention, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309, the detachable toothpick tool 308, and the detachable toothbrush tool 310 may be installed when attached to the dental tool 300 Any part of the tooth cleaning tool 300 extends. Referring to FIGS. 65-77, the removable toothpick tool 308 includes a prong 356, a base portion 358, and a embossed area 355. More generally, the removable toothpick tool 308 is detachably mounted to and extends along the handle 302. More specifically, the detachable toothpick tool 308 is detachably mounted to and extends along the second side wall 330. In the illustrated embodiment, the removable toothpick 308 extends beyond the lateral extent of the dental floss holder 304. That is, the removable toothpick tool 308 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 324 by a distance greater than the base 336 of the dental floss holder 304. As seen in FIG. 69, the illustrated removable toothpick tool 308 is disposed along the second side wall 330 as a whole. Referring to FIGS. 65 to 74 and 78 to 80, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 includes a rod 368, a plurality of bristles 367 extending from the rod 368, a base 354, and a relief area 355. More generally, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 is detachably mounted to and extends along the handle 302. More specifically, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 is detachably mounted to and extends along the first side wall 328. In the illustrated embodiment, the removable toothbrush 310 extends beyond the lateral extent of the floss holder 304. That is, the removable toothbrush 310 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 324 by a distance greater than the base 336 of the dental floss holder 304. As seen in FIG. 69, the illustrated removable toothbrush tool 310 is disposed along the first side wall 328 as a whole. In another suitable embodiment, referring to FIGS. 65 to 74 and 81 to 83, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 includes a rod 395, a plurality of bristles 385 extending from the rod 395, a base 391, and a relief Area 355. More generally, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is detachably mounted to and extends along the handle 302. More specifically, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is detachably mounted to and extends along the first side wall 328. In the illustrated embodiment, the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 extends beyond the lateral extent of the dental floss holder 304. That is, the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 extends laterally along the longitudinal axis 324 by a distance greater than the base 336 of the dental floss holder 304. As seen in FIG. 69, the illustrated three-row detachable toothbrush tool 309 is disposed along the first side wall 328 as a whole. The detachable toothpick tool 308 can be selectively detached between a first position 360 (for example, a retracted position) and a second position 362 (for example, a use position). As shown in FIGS. 65-70, when the removable toothpick tool 308 is in the first position 360, the removable toothpick tool 308 is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 324 and the removable toothpick tool tip 356 is positioned toward the toothpick端 318. As shown in FIGS. 71 and 72, the detachable toothpick tool 308 is detachable to a plurality of second positions 362. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the removable toothpick tool 308 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 300 when in the first position 360 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The detachable toothbrush tool 310 can be selectively detached between a first position 360 (for example, a stowed position) and a second position 362 (for example, a use position). As shown in FIGS. 65-70, when the removable toothbrush tool 310 is in the first position 360, the removable toothbrush tool 310 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 324 and the removable toothbrush tool distal end 380 is positioned toward Toothpicks end 318. As shown in FIGS. 71 and 72, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 is detachable to a plurality of second positions 362. Moreover, it should be appreciated that the removable toothbrush tool 310 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 300 when in the first position 360 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. The detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 can be selectively detached between a first position 360 (such as a stowed position) and a second position 362 (such as a use position). As shown in FIGS. 65-70, when the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is in the first position 360, the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 324 and the removable toothbrush tool distal end 399 After being placed toward the toothpick end 318. As shown in FIGS. 71 and 72, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is detachable to a plurality of second positions 362. Moreover, it should be understood that the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 may be angled relative to any portion of the tooth cleaning tool 300 when in the first position 360 without departing from some aspects of the present invention. When mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 can extend from any part of the handle 302. In the illustrated embodiment, the removable toothbrush tool 310 extends along the first side wall 328 of the handle 302 in a plane that is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 324. Additionally, in the illustrated embodiment, when mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 extends along the second side wall 330 of the handle 302 in a plane that is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 324. In a suitable embodiment, when mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable toothbrush tool 310 may be oriented in any manner without departing from some aspects of the invention. In another suitable embodiment, when mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 can extend from any part of the handle 302. In the illustrated embodiment, the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 extends along the first side wall 328 of the handle 302 in a plane that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis 324. Additionally, in the illustrated embodiment, when mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 extends along the second side wall 330 of the handle 302 in a plane that is generally parallel to the longitudinal axis 324. In a suitable embodiment, when mounted to the dental tool 300, the removable toothpick tool 308 and the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 can be oriented in any manner without departing from some aspects of the invention. Once the removable toothpick tool 308 is selectively removed to the second position 362, the user can comfortably use the removable toothpick tool 308 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the base 358 of the removable toothpick 308 against his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 300 within his oral cavity Various surface positioning removable toothpick tool 308. In addition, the detachable toothpick tool 308 enables the detachable toothpick tool 308 to be detachable from the tooth cleaning tool 300 to reach an inaccessible location in a user's mouth (ie, the back of the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 300 is structurally designed so that the detachable toothpick tool 308 can be disassembled without being hindered by any other part of the tooth cleaning tool 300 and then positioned in various positions, and vice versa. In addition, when the detachable toothbrush tool 310 is selectively detached to the second position 362, the user can comfortably use the detachable toothbrush tool 310 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the base 354 of the detachable toothbrush 310 against his teeth without having to awkwardly position his hand with respect to his mouth or position the tooth cleaning tool 300 within his mouth Various surface positioning removable toothbrush tool 310. In addition, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 enables the detachable toothbrush tool 310 to be detached from the tooth cleaning tool 300 to reach an inaccessible location in a user's oral cavity (ie, the back of the user's oral cavity). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 300 is structurally designed so that the detachable toothbrush tool 310 can be disassembled without being hindered by any other part of the tooth cleaning tool 300 and then positioned in various positions, and vice versa. In another suitable embodiment, when the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 is selectively detached to the second position 362, the user can comfortably use the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 to clean his teeth. In particular, the user can comfortably grasp the base 391 of the detachable toothbrush 309 against his teeth without having to position his hand awkwardly with respect to his oral cavity or the tooth cleaning tool 300 within his oral cavity Various surface positioning detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309. In addition, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 enables the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 to be detachable from the tooth cleaning tool 300 to reach an inaccessible location in a user's mouth (ie, behind the user's mouth). Moreover, the tooth cleaning tool 300 is structurally designed so that the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 can be disassembled without being hindered by any other part of the tooth cleaning tool 300 and then positioned in various positions, and vice versa. As best shown in FIGS. 78-80, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 has a proximal end 378 and a distal end 380. A length 372 is measured between the distal end 380 and the proximal end 378. Suitably. The length 372 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 372 is about 40 mm. In the illustrated embodiment, the tool 310 has a diameter 351. Suitably, the detachable toothbrush tool 310 has a base 354 with a base length 371 extending from the proximal end 378 and a side wall 376 extending from the proximal end 378 to a shaft proximal end 377. The base 354 tapers to have a substantially spherical area at the proximal end 378 with a round head diameter 353. The rod 368 of the detachable toothbrush tool 310 has a distal end 380 and a proximal end 377. A length 369 is measured between the distal end 380 and the proximal end 377. Suitably, the length 369 is between about 10 mm to about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 369 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 368 has a cylindrical shape extending from a proximal end 377 to a side wall 361 of the distal end 380. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 376 is a non-tapered cylindrical shape extending from the proximal end 377 to the distal end 380. In the illustrated embodiment, the base 358 has a convex area 355 extending along the sidewall 382 of the base 358. The bristles 367 extend from the rod 368 to clean the teeth of the user. The bristles 367 can be configured in any suitable manner. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 367 are configured as a plurality of bristle groups 370 spaced along the length of the rod 368 and annularly spaced around the circumference of the rod 368. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 367 may be continuous along the length and / or circumference of the rod 368 instead of being configured as spaced groups 370 of bristles. Additionally, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 367 may extend only from a portion of the rod 368, for example, only along the side of the rod 368 or only at the distal end 380. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristle groups 370 are configured to extend along the length 369 of the rod 368, which are equally spaced annularly around the circumference of the rod 368. It should be appreciated that the bristles 367 can be grouped in any suitable manner or can be randomly arranged on the rod 368. In another suitable embodiment, as best shown in FIGS. 81-83, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 has a proximal end 393 and a distal end 399. A length 389 is measured between the distal end 399 and the proximal end 393. Suitably, the length 389 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 389 is about 40 mm. In the illustrated embodiment, the tool 309 has a diameter 351. Suitably, the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 has a base 391 having a base length 390 extending from the proximal end 393 and a side wall 381 extending from the proximal end 393 to a proximal end 363 of the rod. The base portion 391 tapers to have a substantially spherical area at the proximal end 393 with a round head diameter 353. The rod 395 of the detachable three-row toothbrush tool 309 has a distal end 399 and a proximal end 363. A length 387 is measured between the distal end 399 and the proximal end 363. Suitably, the length 387 is between about 10 mm to about 20 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 387 is about 15 mm. Suitably, the rod 395 has a conical shape extending from the proximal end 363 to a side wall 352 of the distal end 399. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 352 is a tapered cylindrical shape extending from the proximal end 363 to the distal end 399. In the illustrated embodiment, the base 358 has a convex area 355 extending along the sidewall 382 of the base 358. The bristles 385 extend from the rod 395 for cleaning the teeth of the user. The bristles 385 can be configured in any suitable way. In the illustrated embodiment, the bristles 385 are configured in a plurality of rows 350 spaced apart along the length of the rod 395 and annularly spaced around the side wall 352 of the rod 395. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 385 may be continuous along the length of the rod 395 and / or the side wall 352 instead of being arranged in rows 350. Additionally, in suitable embodiments, the bristles 385 may extend only from a portion of the rod 395, for example, only along the side of the rod 395 or only at the distal end 399. In other suitable embodiments, the bristles 385 can be integrally formed with the rod 395. In the illustrated embodiment, the columns 350 are configured as three columns extending along the length 387 of the rod 395, which are equally spaced annularly around the sidewall 352 of the rod 395. It should be appreciated that the bristles 385 may be grouped in any suitable manner or may be randomly arranged on the rod 395. As best shown in FIGS. 75-77, the removable toothpick tool 308 has a proximal end 384 and a distal end 386. A length 374 is measured between the distal end 386 and the proximal end 384. Suitably, the length 374 is between about 27 mm to about 55 mm. For example, in the illustrated embodiment, the length 374 is about 40 mm. Suitably, the detachable toothpick tool 308 has a base 358 of a base length 375 extending from the proximal end 384 and a side wall extending from the base 358 to a distal end 359 of the base. The toothpick 357 extends from the base distal end 359 to the pointed tip 356 at the distal end 386 and has a toothpick length 373. In the illustrated embodiment, the side wall 382 tapers as it extends from the base 358 to the prong 356 at the distal end 386. The base 358 tapers to have a substantially spherical area at the proximal end 384 with a round head diameter 353. The tip 356 at the distal end 386 facilitates the positioning of the distal end 386 in a tight space for cleaning purposes. In the illustrated embodiment, the base 358 has a convex area 355 extending along the sidewall 382 of the base 358. In suitable embodiments, the tooth cleaning tool 300 may be formed in any suitable manner and from any suitable material. For example, the tooth cleaning tool 300 may be formed of metal, wood, plastic, and / or a combination thereof. In a preferred embodiment, at least the handle 302, the dental floss holder 304, and the toothpick 306 of the tooth cleaning tool 300 are molded or otherwise formed from a single piece of elastic synthetic material such as (but not limited to) plastic or metal. In the illustrated embodiment, the handle 302, the dental floss holder 304, and the toothpick 306 are integrally formed. More specifically, in the illustrated embodiment, in addition to the tooth line 348, the removable toothpick tool 308, the removable toothbrush tool 310, and some removable three-row toothbrush tools 309 suitable for the embodiment, the tooth cleaning tool 300 Molded from acceptable food grade plastic into a single piece. In other embodiments, any of the handle 302, the dental floss holder 304, the toothpick 306, the removable toothpick tool 308, the removable toothbrush tool 310, and the removable three-row toothbrush tool 309 may be separately formed and attached during assembly To tooth cleaning tool 300. When introducing elements of the invention or preferred embodiment (s) thereof, the articles "a" and "the" mean that there are one or more of these elements. The terms "including", "comprising" and "having" are intended to be inclusive and mean that there may be additional elements other than the listed elements. Since various changes can be made to the above configuration without departing from the scope of the present invention, it is intended that all matters contained in the above description and shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not intended to be limiting. The present invention uses examples to disclose disclosure including [embodiments] and also enables those skilled in the art to practice the present invention (which includes manufacturing and using any device or system and performing any incorporation method). The patentable scope of the present invention is defined by the scope of the patent application, and may include other examples conceivable by those skilled in the art. These other examples are intended to fall within the scope of the patent application, as long as they have structural elements that do not contradict the language of the patent application or equivalent structural elements that contain no material differences from the language of the patent application.

100‧‧‧Tooth cleaning tools

102‧‧‧handle

104‧‧‧Dental floss bracket

106‧‧‧ toothpick

108‧‧‧Rotatable toothpick tool

109‧‧‧ rotatable three-row toothbrush tool

110‧‧‧Rotable toothbrush tool

112‧‧‧ridge

113‧‧‧

114‧‧‧ grasp part

115‧‧‧Length

116‧‧‧Dental floss end

117‧‧‧ length

118‧‧‧ toothpick end

120‧‧‧Length

121‧‧‧Length

122‧‧‧Front wall

123‧‧‧Length

124‧‧‧Longitudinal axis

125‧‧‧Base

126‧‧‧back wall

127‧‧‧Second position card slot

128‧‧‧First side wall

129‧‧‧ First slot

130‧‧‧Second side wall

131‧‧‧ distal base

132‧‧‧Width

133‧‧‧Bristles

134‧‧‧ Thickness

135‧‧‧far

136‧‧‧base

137‧‧‧base end

138‧‧‧Inner arm

139‧‧‧ opening

140‧‧‧Outer arm

141‧‧‧ distal base

142‧‧‧Bent part

143‧‧‧Sidewall

144‧‧‧Proximal part

146‧‧‧ Remote part

147‧‧‧Second position card slot

148‧‧‧ tooth line

149‧‧‧ First slot

150‧‧‧

151‧‧‧Length

152‧‧‧Bristles

153‧‧‧Bristle row

154‧‧‧Base

155‧‧‧Length

156‧‧‧ pointed distal

157‧‧‧ First slot

158‧‧‧Base

159‧‧‧Second position card slot

160‧‧‧First position

162‧‧‧Second position

164‧‧‧First position

166‧‧‧Second position

168‧‧‧Angle

169‧‧‧ toothpick

170‧‧‧Angle

171‧‧‧Length

172‧‧‧Length

173‧‧‧Length

174‧‧‧ length

175‧‧‧ base length

177‧‧‧Side wall

178‧‧‧base end

179‧‧‧ distal base

180‧‧‧Far

182‧‧‧Side wall

184‧‧‧Near

186‧‧‧far

188‧‧‧ opening

189‧‧‧Diameter

190‧‧‧ opening

191‧‧‧First position bump on the second side

192‧‧‧Bristle group

193‧‧‧First position first bump

194‧‧‧First position second position bump

196‧‧‧Second position bump on the second side

198‧‧‧ Attachment point on the first side

199‧‧‧ Attachment point on the second side

200‧‧‧tooth cleaning tool

202‧‧‧handle

204‧‧‧Dental floss bracket

206‧‧‧ toothpick

208‧‧‧Slidable toothpick tool

209‧‧‧ Sliding three-row toothbrush tool

210‧‧‧slipper toothbrush tool

212‧‧‧ridge

214‧‧‧ grasp part

216‧‧‧Dental floss end

218‧‧‧ toothpick end

220‧‧‧Length

222‧‧‧Front wall

224‧‧‧Longitudinal axis

226‧‧‧back wall

228‧‧‧First side wall

230‧‧‧Second side wall

232‧‧‧Width

234‧‧‧thickness

236‧‧‧Base

237‧‧‧Bristle row

238‧‧‧Inner arm

239‧‧‧base

240‧‧‧Outer arm

241‧‧‧

242‧‧‧Bent part

244‧‧‧Proximal part

245‧‧‧Bristles

246‧‧‧Distance

247‧‧‧ Remote

248‧‧‧Dental lines

249‧‧‧Base length

251‧‧‧Length

254‧‧‧base

255‧‧‧Keep channel

256‧‧‧ pointed / distal

257‧‧‧Keep channel

258‧‧‧Base

260‧‧‧First position

262‧‧‧Second position

264‧‧‧Near

266‧‧‧Sidewall

268‧‧‧rod

269‧‧‧Base length

270‧‧‧Bristle group

271‧‧‧Bristles

272‧‧‧Length

274‧‧‧Length

275‧‧‧Distance

276‧‧‧Side wall

277‧‧‧Length

278‧‧‧Near

279‧‧‧Length

280‧‧‧remote

281‧‧‧Near

282‧‧‧Side wall

283‧‧‧ toothpick length

284‧‧‧Near

285‧‧‧Length

286‧‧‧Far

287‧‧‧Width

289‧‧‧Convex strip

290‧‧‧Width

291‧‧‧ Height

292‧‧‧channel

293‧‧‧Length

294‧‧‧ First side front rail

295‧‧‧Second side front rail

296‧‧‧ First side rear rail

297‧‧‧Second side rear rail

299‧‧‧base end

300‧‧‧Tooth cleaning tool

302‧‧‧handle

304‧‧‧Dental floss bracket

306‧‧‧ toothpick

308‧‧‧Removable toothpick tool

309‧‧‧Removable three-row toothbrush tool

310‧‧‧Removable toothbrush tool

312‧‧‧ridge

314‧‧‧ grasp part

316‧‧‧Dental floss end

318‧‧‧ toothpick end

320‧‧‧Length

322‧‧‧Front wall

324‧‧‧Longitudinal axis

326‧‧‧back wall

328‧‧‧First side wall

330‧‧‧Second side wall

332‧‧‧Width

334‧‧‧thickness

336‧‧‧Base

338‧‧‧Inner arm

340‧‧‧Outer arm

342‧‧‧Bent

344‧‧‧Proximal part

346‧‧‧ Remote part

348‧‧‧Dental line

350‧‧‧Bristle row

351‧‧‧Diameter

352‧‧‧Side wall

353‧‧‧Round head diameter

354‧‧‧base

355‧‧‧Convex area

356‧‧‧ pointed

357‧‧‧ toothpick

358‧‧‧Base

359‧‧‧ distal base

360‧‧‧First position

361‧‧‧Side wall

362‧‧‧Second position

363‧‧‧Proximal rod

367‧‧‧Bristles

368‧‧‧

369‧‧‧Length

370‧‧‧Bristle group

371‧‧‧ base length

372‧‧‧Length

373‧‧‧ toothpick length

374‧‧‧Length

375‧‧‧ base length

376‧‧‧Side wall

377‧‧‧Proximal rod

378‧‧‧Near

380‧‧‧remote

381‧‧‧Sidewall

382‧‧‧Sidewall

384‧‧‧Near

385‧‧‧Bristles

386‧‧‧Far

387‧‧‧Length

389‧‧‧Length

390‧‧‧ base length

391‧‧‧Base

392‧‧‧ Attachment point on the first side

393‧‧‧Near

394‧‧‧ Attachment point on the first side

395‧‧‧

396‧‧‧ Attachment point on the second side

398‧‧‧ Attachment point on the second side

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1 and 2 are a left side perspective view and a right side perspective view of one suitable embodiment of a tooth cleaning tool including a rotatable toothpick tool and a rotatable toothbrush tool, the rotatable toothpick tool and the rotatable toothbrush tool In a first stowed position. Figure 3 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. 4 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool in a first stowed position. Figure 5 is a bottom view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. Figure 6 is a rear view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. Figure 7 is a front view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. 8 is a left side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the rotatable toothpick tool is in a second use position. 9 is a right side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the rotatable toothbrush tool is in a second use position. FIG. 10 is a right side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the rotatable toothpick tool is in a first stowed position, which shows a first position of a bump and a slot interface. FIG. 10A is an enlarged cross-section taken from FIG. 10 showing the interface between the bump and the slot in the first position. FIG. 11 is a right side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the rotatable toothpick tool is in a second use position, which shows the interface of the projection and the slot in the second position. FIG. 11A is an enlarged cross-section taken from FIG. 11 showing the interface between the bump and the slot in the second position. Fig. 12 is a right side view showing a center point of a tooth cleaning tool and a longitudinal axis of a tooth cleaning tool. 13 is a left side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool in a second use position and the rotatable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. 14 is a bottom view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool in a second use position and the rotatable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. 15 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool in a first stowed position and the rotatable toothbrush tool in a second use position. 16 is a bottom view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool in a first stowed position and the rotatable toothbrush tool in a second use position. 17 is a right side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools showing the rotation angle of one of the rotatable toothpick tools. 18 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with a rotation angle of one of the rotatable toothbrush tools. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing a rotatable toothpick tool and a rotatable toothbrush tool and a tooth cleaning tool separated from the tooth cleaning tool. 20 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool and the rotatable toothbrush tool removed from the tooth cleaning tool. 21 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the rotatable toothpick tool and the rotatable toothbrush tool removed from the tooth cleaning tool. 22 is a left side view of one of the rotatable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 23 is a top view of one of the rotatable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 24 is a perspective view of a rotatable toothpick tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 25 is a right side view of one of the rotatable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Figure 26 is a left side view of one of the rotatable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Figure 27 is a top view of one of the rotatable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Figure 28 is a right side view of one of the rotatable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 29 is a perspective view of a rotatable toothbrush tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 30 is a left side view of one of three rotatable three-row toothbrush tools suitable for use with tooth cleaning tools. Figure 31 is a top view of one of three rotatable toothbrush tools of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 32 is a right side view of one of three rotatable toothbrush tools of a tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 33 is a left side perspective view of one of three rotatable toothbrush tools of a tooth cleaning tool. FIGS. 34 and 35 are a slidable toothpick tool and a slidable toothbrush tool. One of the tooth cleaning tools is a left perspective view and a right perspective view of a suitable embodiment. A first stowed position. Figure 36 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. Figure 37 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a first stowed position. Figure 38 is a bottom view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. Figure 39 is a rear view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. Figure 40 is a front view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. Figure 41 is a left side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a second use position. Figure 42 is a right side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothbrush tool in a second use position. 43 is a right side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which each of the slidable toothpick tool and the slidable toothbrush tool is in a first stowed position. 44 is a left side view of the tooth cleaning tool with the slidable toothpick tool in a second use position and the slidable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. 45 is a right side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a second use position and the slidable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. 46 is a top cross-sectional view of a tooth cleaning tool in which the slidable toothpick tool is in a second use position and the slidable toothbrush tool is in a first stowed position. Figure 47 is a bottom view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a second use position and the slidable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. Figure 48 is a right side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a first stowed position and the slidable toothbrush tool in a second use position. 49 is a left side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool in a first stowed position and the slidable toothbrush tool in a second use position. Fig. 50 is an exploded perspective view showing a slidable toothpick tool and a slidable toothbrush tool separated from a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 51 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool and the slidable toothbrush tool removed. Figure 52 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the slidable toothpick tool and the slidable toothbrush tool removed. Fig. 53 is a left side view of one of the slidable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 54 is a top view of one of the slidable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Figure 55 is a right side view of one of the slidable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 56 is a perspective view of a slidable toothpick tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 57 is a left side view of one of the slidable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 58 is a plan view of one of the slidable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 59 is a right side view of one of the slidable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 60 is a perspective view of a slidable toothbrush tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 61 is a left side view of one of three slidable toothbrush tools suitable for use with a tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 62 is a plan view of one of three slidable toothbrush tools of a tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 63 is a right side view of one of three slidable toothbrush tools of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 64 is a perspective view of a slidable three-row toothbrush tool for tooth cleaning tools. FIGS. 65 and 66 are a left side perspective view and a right side perspective view of one of the tooth cleaning tools including a removable toothpick tool and a removable toothbrush tool. A first stowed position. Figure 67 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the detachable toothbrush tool in a first stowed position. Figure 68 is a right side view of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the removable toothpick tool in a first stowed position. Figure 69 is a bottom view of one of the tooth cleaning tools. 70A is a top cross-sectional view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the detachable toothpick tool and the detachable toothbrush tool are in a first stowed position. 70B is a front cross-sectional view of one of the tooth cleaning tools in which the detachable toothpick tool and the detachable toothbrush tool are in a first stowed position. FIG. 71 is an exploded perspective view showing a detachable toothpick tool and a detachable toothbrush tool and a tooth cleaning tool separated from the tooth cleaning tool. FIG. 72 is an exploded perspective view showing the right side of one of the tooth cleaning tools with the detachable toothpick tool and the detachable toothbrush tool separated from the tooth cleaning tool. FIG. 72A is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken from FIG. 72. FIG. Fig. 73 is a left side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the removable toothpick tool and the removable toothbrush tool removed. Fig. 74 is a right side view showing one of the tooth cleaning tools with the removable toothpick tool and the removable toothbrush tool removed. Figure 75 is a side view of a removable toothpick tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 76 is a top view of one of the removable toothpick tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 77 is a perspective view of a removable toothpick tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 78 is a side view of a detachable toothbrush tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 79 is a top view of one of the removable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 80 is a perspective view of a detachable toothbrush tool of a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 81 is a side view of a removable three-row toothbrush tool suitable for use with a tooth cleaning tool. Figure 82 is a top view of one of the three detachable toothbrush tools of the tooth cleaning tool. Fig. 83 is a perspective view of a detachable three-row toothbrush tool of a tooth cleaning tool.

Claims (20)

A tooth cleaning tool, comprising: a handle defining a longitudinal axis of the tool, the handle comprising: a dental floss support having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis; at least A dental floss extending between the two arms; a toothpick formed as a single piece with the handle and having a pointed tip, the toothpick is spaced from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed on the toothpick and Between the dental floss holder; and at least one rotatable dental tool formed separately from the handle and attached to the handle, the at least one rotatable dental tool is mounted to the handle to be rotatable on a first stowage Between the position and a second use position. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 1, wherein the at least one rotatable tooth tool includes: a rotatable toothbrush tool attached to the handle, the rotatable toothbrush tool includes a base portion and a rod portion, the bristles are disposed On the rod; and a rotatable toothpick tool, which is attached to the handle, the rotatable toothpick tool includes a base portion and a pointed tip. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 2, wherein the rotatable toothbrush tool and the rotatable toothpick tool are placed on opposite sides of the handle. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 1, further comprising a projection and a slot system, the projection and the slot system fixing the at least one rotatable dental tool in the first stowed position and the second use position . The tooth cleaning tool of claim 1, wherein the at least one rotatable tooth tool is mounted to the handle in a snap relationship between the base portion of the at least one rotatable tooth tool and the handle. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 1, wherein the dental floss holder, the handle and the toothpick are formed as a single piece. A tooth cleaning tool, comprising: a handle defining a longitudinal axis of the tool, the handle comprising: a dental floss support having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis; at least A dental floss extending between the two arms; a toothpick formed as a single piece with the handle and having a pointed tip, the toothpick is spaced from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed on the toothpick and Between the dental floss holder; and at least one slidable dental tool formed separately from the handle and attached to the handle, the at least one slidable dental tool is mounted to the handle to be slidable on a first retractable Between the position and a second use position. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 7, wherein the at least one slidable tooth tool includes: a slidable toothbrush tool attached to the handle, the slidable toothbrush tool includes a base portion and a rod portion, and the bristles are disposed On the rod; and a slidable toothpick tool, which is attached to the handle, the slidable toothpick tool includes a base portion and a pointed tip. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 8, wherein the slidable toothbrush tool and the slidable toothpick tool are disposed on opposite sides of the handle. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 7, wherein the at least one slidable tooth tool slides from the first position to the second position along the side of the handle in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 7, wherein: the at least one slidable tooth tool further includes at least one convex strip; and the handle further includes at least one channel sized to receive the at least one convex strip, the at least one channel is The size is such that the first end and the second end of the at least one channel correspond to the first retracted position and the second use position of the at least one slidable dental tool. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 11, wherein the handle further includes at least one pair of grooves disposed on at least one side of the handle, the at least one pair of grooves are structurally designed to engage and hold the at least one slidable tooth tool. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 7, wherein the dental floss holder, the handle and the toothpick are formed as a single piece. A tooth cleaning tool, comprising: a handle defining a longitudinal axis of the tool, the handle comprising: a dental floss support having a base and two arms extending perpendicularly from the base relative to the longitudinal axis; at least A dental floss extending between the two arms; a toothpick formed as a single piece with the handle and having a pointed tip, the toothpick is spaced from the dental floss holder so that the handle is placed on the toothpick and Between the dental floss holder; and at least one detachable dental tool formed separately from the handle and detachably mounted to the handle, wherein the at least one detachable dental tool has an installed stowed position and an unloaded utilized location. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 14, wherein the at least one detachable tooth tool includes: a detachable toothbrush tool that is mounted to the handle, the detachable toothbrush tool includes a base portion and a rod portion, and the bristles are disposed in The rod; and a detachable toothpick tool, which is mounted to the handle, the detachable toothpick tool includes a base portion and a pointed tip. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 15, wherein the detachable toothbrush tool and the detachable toothpick tool are placed on opposite sides of the handle. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 14, wherein the at least one removable tooth tool is mounted to the handle in a plane substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 14, wherein a holding member integrated into the tooth cleaning tool is used to mount the at least one removable tooth tool to the handle. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 14, wherein the at least one detachable tooth tool includes a holding post integrated into the at least one detachable tooth tool, which is sized and shaped to delimit the holding point integrated into the handle Pick up. The tooth cleaning tool of claim 14, wherein the dental floss holder, the handle and the toothpick are formed as a single piece.