Targeted Age
Toothbrush Type
Bristle tuft patterns
Bristle Materials
Handle Materials
Packaging
Targeted Age:
Baby (newborn to 24 months) Child (2 to 6 years) Youth (7 to 11 years) Teen (13-19 years) Adult (20 to 70 years) Geriatric (over 70 years)
Toothbrush Type:
Advertising Airline Angled (bristle/tuft shape) Anthropomorphic (human-shaped) Antique (older than 100 years) Battery-powered Blobby (handle shape) Capped (replaceable bristle cover) Chew sticks (Use also Vernacular) Circular (head or bristle pattern shape) (Use also Round Conceal-reveal (Use also Floaty) Contour (handle shape) Cover attaches as handle Covered (use capped) Curved handle shape Cushioned (handle) Cylindrical (all round head shape) Denture Designer Discount Disposable Dual-part handle (handle carries toothpaste or water) Dual-heads (two-sided head) Easy grip (according to packaging) Economy pak Electric (rechargeable) Elongated head Ergonomic (handle shape) Flat (handle shape) Flexible neck Floaty (Use also conceal-reveal. Include what floats, eg. Bear) Flossing (for thinner, taller bristles) Footed (Use also Standing) Foreign (non-American brand) Folding Hand carved Hand wrapped Hole at end Hotel Ionic (powered by negative ions) Licensed character (Cinderella, Shrek etc. Include character name) Manual Musical (include song/tune) Non-slip grip Novelty Nude (handle. Use also Anthropomorphic Ordinary (means domestic plain) Oval Head Padded Head Personalized (handle) Plastic Prepasted (Use also Toothpaste, embedded) Rectangular head Recyclable Recycled (name material) Replaceable head Rotating head (Use also Circular) Rounded (handle shape) Rubber Self-contained (carries paste) Singing Sonic (high-speed) Square head Stamped (Use also personalized) Timed (include duration in minutes) Tapered (handle shape) Toothpaste, embedded (in bristles) Toothpaste, integrated (into handle) Tongue Scraper Toy Trapezoid-shaped head Travel Serpentine (Use also Zig Zag) Short handle Soft grip (handle) Standing (Use also footed) Stimulator tip Suction cup base Tapered (handle shape) Three-heads (three-sided) Thumb grip Ventilated (refers to cap) Vernacular (Use also chew sticks) Vintage (less than 100 years) Wood Zig Zag (Use also Serpentine) Zoomorphic (animal-shaped; Include animal type
Bristle tuft patterns:
Cross trim bristles Cushion trim bristles Diagonal bristles Diamond rounded filaments Drop shaped bristles Dome trim bristles Dual length (use also flossing) Flat bristles (use for straight cut tops) Flossing (multi-height & thickness) Multi-height bristles Multi-width bristles Outer angled bristles Sawtooth bristles (repeating Vs) Wave-like bristles
Bristle Materials:
Boar bristles Indicator bristles Latex bristles Natural bristles (include material) Nylon bristles Plastic bristles Rounded tip bristles Rubber bristles
Handle Materials:
Dollar bills Enamel handle Metal handle Paper handle Plastic handle Recycled handle Steel handle Stone handle Wood handle