referring now more particularly to the drawings , there is shown in fig1 - 3 two perpendicular top views of an oscillating toothbrush 10 . as shown in both fig1 and fig3 , the toothbrush 10 comprises dual opposing brush heads 12 in a single brush head piece 11 which are connected to each other at their respective bases 13 as shown in fig3 and detachably connected at this point of linkage to a flexure 14 . the flexure 14 is a generally flat piece and comprises a part that is exposed where it is detachably linked to the upper and lower brush heads , and a part where it extends via a grommet 16 into the handle 18 ( unexposed parts not shown in fig1 , but shown in fig2 ). the grommet 16 fits over the handle 18 . the brush heads fit or lock to respective , opposing flatter sides 19 a , 19 b ( fig5 ) of the flexure 14 such that the brush heads can rotate or pivot in tandem substantially in the plane of each of the flatter sides of the flexure and about the point of linkage of the bases of the brush heads to the flexure 14 . fig1 is a top view of the tooth brush that shows the flatness of the flexure 14 and fig3 is a top view of the tooth brush that shows the thickness of the flexure 14 . also shown in fig1 is power switch 20 . fig2 shows how the flexure extends via grommet 16 inside handle 18 . also shown in fig2 is the upper side of an eccentric box 22 that is attached either permanently or detachably to a substantially flat or planar portion of flexure 14 that extends inside the handle and therefore is not normally seen when a user is regularly operating the toothbrush . fig3 shows a cross sectional view of an oscillating toothbrush shown in fig1 . as seen in fig2 and 3 , inside the upper portion of the handle 18 , the flexure is permanently affixed or attached to a side of the eccentric drive box or block 22 at a part or portion or area or side that is substantially flat or planar . the grommet 16 fits over the handle 18 . the handle 18 houses an eccentric drive box or block , into which one end of a single , substantially rigid drive shaft 24 extends . the end of the drive shaft 24 that extends into the eccentric box 22 has an eccentric weight 26 . the eccentric weight 26 is offset from the centerline of the drive shaft and forces the flexure up and down . the eccentric weight is off balance to add inertia to the force being applied to the flexure . the flexure 14 and the substantially rigid drive shaft 24 are arranged in a direction that is substantially along the axis of the handle 18 . the eccentric drive box or block 22 is located inside the grommet 16 to facilitate rotation of the drive shaft 24 inside the eccentric box or block 22 and thereby , rotation or movement of the eccentric weight 26 inside the box or block . the rigid drive shaft 24 is linked to a motor 28 on the other end inside the handle housing with one end extending into the eccentric box or block 22 with the off center eccentric weight connected to its end as described herein . in this embodiment , the motor 28 is operated using a power source 30 ( battery ) housed inside the handle 18 . also included is an electronic chip 32 that is used for a timer with an alarm . elements 30 and 32 are shown in fig8 . when the motor 28 is turned on , using a switch 20 that is located on the outside portion of the handle ( shown in fig1 ), it revolves and the connected drive shaft 24 and therefore the eccentric weight 26 that is linked to the end of the shaft rotates inside the eccentric box 22 , and transmits oscillating vibration via the flexure 14 to the brush heads 12 . when the toothbrush 10 is activated , the shaft 24 operates to transmit oscillating up and down motion to the brush heads 12 . fig4 shows a perspective view of the entire flexure 14 , including the areas not exposed to the user once assembled , and the eccentric box 22 , drive shaft 24 and motor 28 . in this figure , the flexure 14 is shown as being permanently affixed or attached to a side of the eccentric drive box or block 22 at its substantially flat or planar side or portion and further extending parallel to the drive shaft 24 . the other end of the flexure 14 , which is the exposed portion extending out of the grommet 16 ( fig1 and 2 ) detachably connects to the brush heads 12 . shown extending into the eccentric drive box or block 22 , is the rigid drive shaft 24 with an off center eccentric weight connected to the end of the shaft and extending into the eccentric drive box 22 . as seen , the flexure 14 and the substantially rigid drive shaft 24 are substantially parallel to each other and are arranged in a direction that is generally along the axis of the handle 18 . the rigid drive shaft 24 is linked to the motor 28 on the other end . fig5 illustrates the connection of the flexure 14 to the brush head 12 and eccentric box 22 in accordance with fig4 . fig6 is a view of the connection of the flexure 14 to the brush head 12 and eccentric box 22 in accordance with fig5 , wherein the brush head component 12 is detached from the flexure . in this embodiment is shown one means of detachably connecting the flexure 14 to the brush heads 12 . however , the present invention encompasses other means of detachably connecting the brush head piece to the flexure that are obvious to a person of ordinary skill in the art . illustrated in fig7 is a perspective view of an oscillating toothbrush with a brush head configuration in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention . shown in fig7 are indicator lights 34 . in fig8 , there is illustrated a perspective view of an oscillating toothbrush with a brush head configuration in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention . included in this figure is a fluid delivery line 36 that extends out from the base of the toothbrush handle 18 to be connected to a fluid source such as a drinking water faucet or a container with an antiseptic solution . fig9 - 12 illustrate an alternative embodiment of a toothbrush 110 having a brush head piece 111 for supporting the brush heads 112 , comprising bases 113 , a flexure 114 , a handle 118 including a power button 120 , and a transition member 138 for joining the flexure to the handle . the transition member 138 is quickly removed and installed to change out brush heads on the handle 118 . in one version of this embodiment , as shown in fig9 , 11 and 12 , three sets of brushes 112 are disposed on the brush head , with one horizontal set arranged to be substantially parallel to the plane of the flexure 114 and the other two sets at opposed angles to the horizontal set , as shown , to ensure optimal coverage of the front , back , and bottom sides , respectively , of a user &# 39 ; s upper or lower set of teeth . advantageously , hinges 140 are provided for pivotally securing the angled brush sets to the horizontal brush set . the horizontal brush set is disposed on a horizontal base 113 , which is mounted on a brush plate 142 . the hinges pivotally secure the two angled bases 113 to the brush plate 142 . this feature allows the angled sets to be pivoted angularly about the hinges 140 in order to optimize the brush separation and angles to the width of a user &# 39 ; s teeth . as shown particularly in fig9 , 11 , and 12 , for example , the brush plate 142 comprises a securing portion 143 a having a planar dimension ( dimension , such as width or diameter , in the plane of the horizontal center base 113 of the brush head piece 111 , as well as in the plane of opposing surfaces 114 a , 114 b of the flexure 114 ) which is greater than a planar dimension of an aperture 141 extending through the flexure . a connection portion 143 b is joined to and extends from the securing portion 143 a on one side , and is joined to the horizontal base 113 of the brush head piece 111 on its opposing side , as shown in fig9 . the planar dimension of the securing portion 143 a is substantially greater than a planar dimension of the connection portion 143 b , as shown . the planar dimension of the connection portion 143 b is less than the planar dimension of the aperture 141 , so that the connection portion 143 b can extend through the aperture in a manner sufficiently loose to permit rotation of the connection portion within the aperture , and thus the attached brush head piece relative to the flexure , from one of the opposing flexure sides 114 a to the other of the opposing flexure sides 114 b . as is obvious from the drawing , a thickness ( length ) of the connection portion 143 b , which extends from the connection portion 143 b on one end to the base 113 on the other end , in a direction orthogonal to its planar dimension , is greater than the thickness of the flexure 114 , so that the connection portion can extend all of the way through the aperture 141 , as shown . as shown , when the brush head piece is assembled to the flexure , the securing portion 143 a covers the aperture 141 on flexure surface 114 a and the base 113 covers the aperture 141 on flexure surface 114 b . as those of ordinary skill in the art will readily appreciate from an inspection of the relevant figures , this attachment system , comprising the securing portion and connection portion , functions to dampen spurious and unwanted vibration otherwise transmitted from the flexure to the brush head piece while retaining a rotatability function , and , as is shown , comprises a relatively soft material , like a grommet . the dual brush head embodiment shown in fig1 , 12 , and 13 , like the single brush head embodiment shown in fig9 , 11 , and 12 , may employ hinges 140 , securing the bases 113 to respective support members 144 to permit adjustments of the brush head angles , or the construction can alternatively be fixed . hinges 146 may also or alternatively be provided to pivotally secure the other end of each support member 144 to the brush plate , as shown , to provide additional customization . the oscillating brush device can brush upper or lower teeth simultaneously or independently , depending upon the selected embodiment . thus , the system can work in two halves separately , as a stand - alone , or in combination with upper and lower brushes . still another embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in fig1 - 17 , showing a brush head assembly which is particularly adapted for use with an existing powered toothbrush base or handle , such as those manufactured and sold by sonicare , oral - b , braun , and others that may be on the market . this brush head assembly 148 has a proximal end 150 which is adapted to fit one or more of the aforementioned prior art powered toothbrush handles 151 , using tabs 152 or other suitable adaptive structure . at a distal end of the assembly 148 , which comprises a generally tubular flexure or wand 154 , the brush head piece 156 is suitably attached to the wand 154 by a screw 158 , or other suitable fastener , such as an injection molded part . the fastener 158 joins the wand to the brush head 156 , in a manner which is engineered to minimize vibrations created by the powered toothbrush . in the embodiment illustrated a yoke 160 , formed of molded plastic or other suitable material , provides a support for brush heads 162 . fig1 specifically illustrates an exemplary embodiment adapted for operation with a handle 151 sold by oral - b under the “ pulsonic ” trademark . such toothbrushes often operate in the sonic or ultrasonic range , with frequencies running as high as 31 , 000 rpm or more , but subsonic operation to frequencies as low as 20 hz or below is within the scope of the invention as well . importantly , the unique attachment of the brush head piece to the wand of the present invention assists in ensuring acceptable and efficacious operation , because of vibration dampening effected by the grommet connection of the brush head to the wand , particularly when operating at higher frequencies . fig1 - 19 and 23 - 26 illustrate alternative embodiments to those shown in fig1 - 17 . in particular , fig1 , 19 , and 23 - 26 illustrate embodiments adapted for operation with a handle 151 sold by sonicare , for example under the “ diamondclean ” trademark . the wand 154 is adapted for attachment to the handle 151 by means of stainless steel disk 164 fitted with a molded plastic hub 166 , and including a spade capture system 167 . fig2 - 22 illustrate somewhat modified embodiments of the invention , particularly that shown and disclosed in connection with fig1 - 19 , wherein a wand 154 is securable at its proximal end to a known handle and at its distal end via a screw 158 or the like to a brush head piece 156 , as in prior embodiments . in these embodiments , which also may employ grommets 168 fabricated of a soft elastomeric material , such as rubber , yoke 160 may also be made of a soft elastomeric material , such as rubber or soft plastic to assist in cushioning the brush head from vibration . the grommet attachment permits 360 degree rotation of the brush head relative to the wand , and flexibility in alternate planes , to permit full alignment of the brush against the tooth surfaces through the entire length of the jaw with equal force , but also with the aforementioned cushioning effect . in fig2 , the screw body 158 extends through a fully enclosed aperture in the wand 154 , like aperture 169 in the fig1 embodiment , or a partially enclosed aperture in the yoke 160 , like aperture 141 in the fig1 embodiment . the elastomeric yoke 160 is formed , as shown in fig2 , to extend through that same aperture , around the body of the screw 158 , to cushion the screw body from vibration as well . additionally , the yoke permits angled positioning of opposed heads , changes to flexibility , and resiliency to hold the opposed heads in position . in the fig2 and 22 embodiments , the screw 158 also extends through an aperture in the wand 154 , similarly to the fig2 embodiment , except that in these embodiments a separate grommet 168 is employed to cushion the screw , as discussed above . fig2 - 28 illustrate an embodiment similar to fig2 - 22 , wherein the bristles are replaced with rubber tip stimulators 170 . other options include interdental brushes , floss , double - head tapered bundles of soft bristles extending from either side of the brush head , and the like . fig2 - 30 illustrate a somewhat modified embodiment , wherein a distal end 172 of the wand 154 is formed of a soft elastomeric material , such as rubber or soft plastic , in order to alleviate vibrations extending from the motorized handle . the material may comprise a solid material , or a coating over a different material , such as hard plastic . fig3 - 34 illustrate modified embodiments of the invention wherein the brush heads may be individually powered to rotate or spin , additionally to the vibration energy transmitted from the motorized handle . in the illustrated embodiment , gears 174 are driven to spin the brushes , using a center transmission extending through the wand 154 . other known methods for spinning the brushes on the brush head may be utilized as well . alternative brush heads , including crescent - shaped brush head 176 as shown in fig3 , are within the scope of the invention as well . all of the terms used herein are descriptive rather than limiting , and many changes , modifications , and substitutions may be made by one having ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention , which is to be limited only in accordance with the following claims . for example , one such modification would be to substitute an electromagnetic radiation ( emr ) power source , such as that utilized in the pulsonic model 3715 manufactured by braun under the trademark oral - b for the motor drive shown and described herein , for the purpose of driving the brush heads 12 .