Abstract: A brush head for a toothbrush with bunches of bristles inserted therein, wherein at least one of these bunches of bristles protrudes out of the bristle surface in a perpendicular fashion and at least one of these bunches is inclined, and is characterized in that the inclined bunches of bristles comprise cylindrical bristles, and in that at least some of the bunches which protrude in a perpendicular fashion comprise pointed bristles.

Abstract: A brush head and a toothbrush having a brush head with inclined and tapered bristles. In one aspect, the toothbrush includes a grip part, a head part, and a bristle area with tufts of bristles that are inserted therein. At least one of said tufts of bristles is inclined. The brush head is characterized in that the bristles in the at least one inclined tufts of bristles is tapered.

Abstract: A brush head for a toothbrush with bunches (201, 202, 301, 302, 303, 304, 401, 402, 501, 502) of bristles inserted therein, wherein at least one of these hunches (201, 202, 401, 402, 501, 502) of bristles protrudes out of the bristle surface in a perpendicular fashion and at least one of these bunches (301, 302, 303, 304) is inclined, and is characterized in that the inclined bunches (301, 302, 303, 304) of bristles comprise cylindrical bristles, and in that at least some of the bunches (201, 202, 401, 402, 501, 502) which protrude in a perpendicular fashion comprise pointed bristles.

Abstract: The invention relates to oral care products, especially saliva substitution fluids, containing a mucus agent and an emulsifier. The invention also relates to oral care products containing a combination of mannoprotein and a mucus agent containing an ovomucin.

Abstract: Amine hydrofluorides of the general formula (I): R—N(CH2CH2OH)2.HF   (I) In which R is a straight-chain hydrocarbon residue having 10 to 20 carbon atoms exhibit antibacterial and caries-prophylactic activity and can be prepared in high purity. The amine hydrofluorides of the formula (I) can be formulated, optionally in combination with tin fluoride, into oral hygiene compositions such as toothpastes, mouthwashes or chewable tablets.

Abstract: Formulations for oral care and dental care, which contain tin (II) salts and water, are stabilized against hydrolysis of the tin salts by the addition of certain cationic surfactant diamine salts. The additive fully preserves, or even potentiates, the inhibiting action of tin salts on plaque formation an dental caries. The formulations advantageously also contain a non-ionic, water-soluble addition product of ethylene oxide which further improves the stability.