Abstract: A toothpick has a body part with two body portions which are movable relative to one another to assume different angles. The toothpick can be filled with a substance which is then expelled by squeezing or displacing a part of it. Both ends of the toothpick can be formed as working ends with different sizes.

Abstract: A toothpick has two side faces which are inclined relative to one another so as to form an acute angle therebetween and a sharp upper edge, and a third face which connects the side faces with one another and forms two sharp lower edges. The toothpick may be elastic in transverse direction. It may be solid, hollow or composed of two connected strips.

Abstract: A device for making filling in posterior teeth has an elastic band member with two first portions and two second portions, and a wedge-shaped member insertable into the interior of the band member between the latter and a tooth so as to tighten the band member which is thereby retained on and abuts against a lateral surface of the tooth. The wedge-shaped member may be connected and formed of one piece with the band member. The band member may have a profiled lateral portion which is bendable and can abuts against the occlusal surface of the filling so as to compress and condense the filling material and to provide a required shape of the occlusal surface.

Abstract: An article imitating a part of a woman's breast has a body portion which is formed as a convex body and has a convex front surface, a rear surface and an axis. An insert is embedded in the body portion and movable between a position in which the body portion extends in the direction of the axis and the axis is located normal to the rear surface, and another position in which the axis of the body portion extends at an angle to the rear surface. The insert may be formed by one or several pins which can be bent and retain their shape in the bent condition. The body portion may be provided with a part forming an areola around the body portion which later imitates a woman's nipple. The body portion together or without the areola may be attached to a brassiere.