Medical oral-cavity irrigator.

Abstract

The invention relates to a medical oral-cavity irrigator. The medical oral-cavity irrigator comprises an irrigator main body, protective layers, a liquid storage chamber, a fixed frame, a miniature pump, vibration reducing rods and a sliding clamping groove, wherein an antiskid pad is arranged at the bottom end of the irrigator main body, and a battery is arranged at the internal bottom end of the irrigator main body; the protective layers are embedded into the outer wall of the irrigator main body, and the outer side of the protective layer is connected with a handle; the liquid storage chamber is arranged in the irrigator main body, and a filling port is arranged on the outer wall of the liquid storage chamber; the fixed frame is embedded into the top end of the irrigator main body and limiting plates are arranged at the two ends of the fixed frame; the miniature pump is fixed in the middle of the fixed frame, and the top end of the miniature pump is connected with a flowing pipeline; and the vibration reducing rods are embedded into the two ends of the miniature pump. The medical oral-cavity irrigator has the beneficial effects that the protective layers are embedded into the two sides of the irrigator main body and can play a role in protecting the outer wall of the irrigator, so that the damage to the irrigator due to unexpected falling can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of oral irrigators, in particular to a medical oral irrigator. Background technique [0002] Oral irrigator is a relatively popular oral cleaning appliance, which can be used to clean teeth or tongue. Oral irrigator is more and more popular among users because of its portability. [0003] Oral irrigators clean a user's teeth and gums by expelling a pressurized stream of fluid into the user's oral cavity. The fluid hits the teeth and gums to remove debris. Typically, an oral irrigator includes a fluid source, such as a container, that is fluidly connected to the nozzle of the oral irrigator by a pump, and the irrigator is more effective in treating plaque, gingivitis, etc. than a normal toothbrush. Because most toothbrushes can't let toothpaste penetrate deep into the crevices, grooves, and cracks of the occlusal surface, where 80% of tooth decay occurs, and the tooth rinse can allow water or liquid medicin...

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[0006] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a medical oral irrigator to solve the problem that the existing oral irrigator proposed in the above background technology has a large volume and cannot be applied to different groups of people, and the water pressure is easy to cause damage to the oral cavity during rinsing. Damage, poor flushing stability, easy to cause large shaking problems

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