Abstract: A method for use and application comprising a power denture washer having a washing container for housing the denture with a removable sealable lid. Disposed within the lid is a denture cleaner storage compartment with a removable sealable top cover. Disposed in the bottom of the washing container is a drain. The methodology includes placement of the denture within the container, rinsing under flowing water, adding the denture cleanser matter, inverting and filling with water and letting the denture soak and inverting the washing container to drain the liquid out and rinsing the denture under a stream of water.

Abstract: A forced air drying device for supplying filtered warm air for drying small areas, such as, for example, in dentistry or orthodontics, for drying of the teeth or gums prior to work thereon, includes a hand held forced air unit, such as a hair dryer, provided with a motor driven fan directing a stream of air over an electric heating element and through an outlet opening toward the area to be dried. A detachable nozzle has a first end mounted over the outlet opening and a second end with a reduced cross-sectional area for directing a concentrated stream of heated air to the area to be dried. The nozzle is provided with exhaust vents between the first and second ends thereof to prevent overheating of the motor due to a build-up of pressure resulting from the reduced cross-sectional area of the nozzle second end. An air deflector is provided adjacent each exhaust vent for directing escaping air away from the second and end of the nozzle.

Abstract: The device is provided for dispensing paste from a squeeze-type tube and comprises a base member for supporting the tube and a cover member disposed in movable covering relation over the tube and the base member, such that application of force to the cover member collapses the tube progressively from the rearward end to the forward end thereof so as to expel paste therefrom. The cover member is removable from the base member and includes an opening in the forward wall thereof through which the neck of the tube extends.