Abstract: An apparatus to limit the spread of infectious material from a cough or sneeze. The apparatus comprises a first liquid impermeable layer, a second absorbent layer, and a third permeable layer. The second absorbent layer has an upper surface, a lower surface and side surfaces. The third permeable layer is adjacent to the upper surface of the second absorbent layer. The first liquid impermeable layer encompasses the bottom and side surfaces of said second absorbent layer preventing the unintended escape of fluids or other material from or through the bottom and side surfaces of the second absorbent layer. The third permeable layer provides protection to the second absorbent layer and has a generally open structure to facilitate the passage of fluids therethrough and into the second absorbent layer. Liquids expelled through coughing or sneezing and captured by the third permeable layer are transferred to and retained by the second absorbent layer.

Abstract: A tooth flossing device may comprise a sleeve and a dental floss retainer. The sleeve may be releasably received over the finger of a user. The retainer may assist in securing a length of dental floss to the sleeve such that the sleeve, when received over the finger of a user, assists in the insertion of the dental floss between the teeth of the user or another. The retainer may comprise a pair of leg members that have slots dimensioned such that receipt of dental floss into the slots causes a frictional engagement between the slots and the dental floss to aid in releasably securing the dental floss between the leg members. The leg members and the slots may be arranged such that when dental floss is secured between the leg members the dental floss is generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the sleeve.

Abstract: A tooth flossing device comprising a sleeve and a dental floss retainer. The sleeve is releasably receivable over the finger of a user. The dental floss retainer assists in securing a length of dental floss to the sleeve such that the sleeve, when received over the finger of a user, assists in the insertion of the dental floss between the teeth of the user or another. The dental floss retainer comprises a pair of leg members extending outwardly from the surface of the sleeve. The distance between the dental floss, when secured between the leg members, and the sleeve determining the extent to which the dental floss can be inserted between the teeth of a user or another.

Abstract: An infant oral hygiene device comprising a sleeve releasably securable over the finger of a user. The sleeve is generally cylindrical and has first and second ends. The first end receives the finger of the user. The sleeve has one or more openings in its second end. The one or more openings expose a portion of a fabric received over the finger of the user and between the user's finger and the sleeve thereby permitting the fabric to be drawn across the teeth and gums of an infant.

Abstract: An infant oral hygiene device comprising a sleeve releasably securable over the finger of a user. The sleeve is generally cylindrical and has first and second ends. The first end receives the finger of the user. The sleeve has one or more openings in its second end. The one or more openings expose a portion of a fabric received over the finger of the user and between the user's finger and the sleeve thereby permitting the fabric to be drawn across the teeth and gums of an infant.

Abstract: A finger toothbrush comprising an elongate sleeve having an open first end and an enclosed second end with a plurality of protuberances extending generally outwardly from the second end. The open first end is in communication with a generally hollow and generally cylindrical cavity extending from the open first end into the interior of the sleeve. The sleeve further includes means to limit the ingress of an individual's finger through the open first end and into the interior of the sleeve beyond a pre-determined point prior to the finger reaching the second end.

Abstract: An infant toothbrush is described that comprises a generally cylindrical handle member and a brush head. The handle member is in the form of a baby bottle having an upper end and lower end. The brush head is releaseably securable to the upper end of the baby bottle. The brush head is comprised of a generally conical central body having a lower generally cylindrical base and an upper reduced diameter neck portion ending in a generally rounded tip. The rounded tip has a plurality of protrusions positioned thereon. The cylindrical base of the brush head is releaseably securable to the baby bottle.

Abstract: An infant toothbrush is described that comprises a generally cylindrical handle member and a brush head. The handle member is in the form of a baby bottle having an upper end and lower end. The brush head is releaseably securable to the upper end of the baby bottle. The brush head is comprised of a generally conical central body having a lower generally cylindrical base and an upper reduced diameter neck portion ending in a generally rounded tip. The rounded tip has a plurality of protrusions positioned thereon. The cylindrical base of the brush head is releaseably securable to the baby bottle.