Toothpaste Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: The famously dramatic elephant toothpaste chemistry experiment! A conical flask containing a cute purple elephant, and overflowing with foam which has a toothpaste style stripe. The experiment demonstrates a chemical reaction involving hydrogen peroxide, washing up liquid and a catalyst e.g. potassium iodide solution or yeast, which produces a sudden expanding foam full of bubbles of gas. The molecule 2H202 and the resulting 2H20 and 02 molecules are represented in the image.
Description: Celebrate your passion for oral hygiene and western fashion with this vibrant and artistic dental design! The graphic features the word "DENTAL" styled in a unique collage of textures, including turquoise stone, leopard spots, cow print, blue glitter, and a colorful serape pattern. Enhanced with playful illustrations of dentures, toothpaste, dental floss, a healthy tooth, and blooming pink cherry blossoms, it captures a bright, professional, and stylish aesthetic. Perfect for dental assistants, dental hygienists, dentists, and orthodontic staff who love to showcase their career with a fun, trendy twist. Great gift for graduation, dental appreciation week, or coworkers in the dental clinic.
Description: Mark Rober is an entrepreneur, educator, inventor, and former NASA engineer with a popular YouTube channel. He's known for his lighthearted videos that explore science and engineering concepts, such as "Egg Drop From Space" and "Can You Swim in Jell-O?". Rober's channel has nearly 69 million fans.
Description: Mark Rober is an entrepreneur, educator, inventor, and former NASA engineer with a popular YouTube channel. He's known for his lighthearted videos that explore science and engineering concepts, such as "Egg Drop From Space" and "Can You Swim in Jell-O?". Rober's channel has nearly 69 million fans.
Description: When you think about it, there haven’t been many truly memorable toothpaste mascots over the years. One that does stand out—especially for a certain generation—is Tuffy Tooth. Introduced in 1969, Tuffy appeared in animated films shown to kids in schools, libraries, and community settings. He also popped up as a hand puppet on children’s programs, sharing quirky stories centered around dental care. Dentists and dental organizations embraced Tuffy as a friendly way to promote good habits like brushing regularly, visiting the dentist, eating healthy, and avoiding too much sugar. To keep kids engaged, the Tuffy Tooth Cavity Fighters Club was created, leading to an array of promotional items like buttons, t-shirts, and stickers.
Description: A cartoon drawing featuring a sad toothbrush with toothpaste dripping from its base, next to an angry toilet paper roll. The toothbrush has a speech bubble saying "I HATE MY JOB" and the toilet paper roll has a speech bubble saying "OH PLEASE". The drawing is in grayscale with bold outlines.
