Health-care and monitoring system for teeth and control method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a health-care and monitoring system for teeth and a control method thereof. The health-care and monitoring system for teeth comprises an electric toothbrush and a data monitoring terminal used for receiving data from the electric toothbrush and carrying out corresponding control, wherein the electric toothbrush comprises a brush head, a brush handle, an orientation detector, a timer, a first memory, a first work mode setting unit, a first controller and a first transceiver; and the data monitoring terminal comprises a second transceiver, a second memory, a data analysis unit and a second work mode setting unit. The health-care and monitoring system for teeth can automatically set the work mode of the electric toothbrush according to the tooth brushing habit of a user and monitor the tooth brushing motion of the user.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a dental health care and monitoring system and its control method, in particular to a dental health care and monitoring system and its control method which can automatically set the working mode of the toothbrush according to the user's teeth brushing habits. Background technique [0002] At present, in terms of toothbrush technology, the advantages of electric toothbrushes in terms of cleaning ability compared with ordinary toothbrushes have been proven. The mainstream technical solutions include mechanical and sonic. Both electric toothbrushes have a strong ability to remove plaque bacteria . However, if the user cannot take the correct way of brushing teeth (for example, the contact angle between the brush head and the teeth, the strength of brushing, the time and frequency of brushing, etc.), it is likely that the expected cleaning effect will not be achieved, and even the teeth will be damaged. . And there is no technica...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] The user cannot guarantee the correct way of brushing teeth, it is difficult to thoroughly clean each tooth and the gap between the teeth, and the existing toothbrush cannot assist and remind the user to master the correct way of brushing teeth (including how to maintain the correct angle between the toothbrush and the gums) )

[0008] Users cannot guarantee the correct brushing habits (medicine recommends twice a day, once for two minutes), so as not to achieve the best cleaning effect. The existing electric toothbrushes only have a simple 30-second, 2-minute reminder, and users cannot grasp it in the oral cavity. Brushing time in each area

[0009] In addition, dentists are unable to remotely monitor how patients brush their teeth, and users lack the means to quickly communicate dental problems with doctors

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