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Class 600/530 - Halitosis detection


Subclass of Class 600 - Surgery
Definition: Subject matter for detecting fetid breath.
No. of applications: 4
Last issue date: 12/03/2009


Application No.Application TitleIssue Date
20090293211Odor Detecting Toothbrush
The present invention is directed to a dental cleaning device having, in combination, a toothbrush and a gas detecting system. The tooth brush has a brush portion and a handle portion. The brush portion of the toothbrush has dental cleaning devices allowing the user to ...
12/03/2009
20080243015Visual Indicating Device for Bad Breath
The invention provides a breath testing device which includes a visual indicating agent which changes color in the presence of an odor associated with bad breath, such as sulfur and ammonia odors. An example of the visual indicating agent is 4,4′-bis(dimethylamino)-be...
10/02/2008
20060225744System and method for promoting oral health
The present invention provides a low-cost system and method for detecting substances within a mouth that influence oral health. The system and method also treat the mouth when certain substances are detected within the mouth. In some forms, the system includes a holder,...
10/12/2006
20050085739Visual indicating device for bad breath
The invention provides a breath testing device which includes a visual indicating agent which changes color in the presence of an odor associated with bad breath, such as sulfur and ammonia odors. An example of the visual indicating agent is 4,4′-bis(dimethylamino)-be...
04/21/2005
 
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