Medical magnetic tooth socket

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical magnetic tooth socket, including upper and lower tooth sockets. The upper and lower tooth sockets are provided with alveoli. The tooth socket is characterized in thatthe two ends of the upper and lower tooth sockets are fixedly connected, At least one pair of fix stickers are circumferentially glue on that opposite side surfaces of the upper dental cover and thelower tooth socket at equal distances. The fixed stickers located on the upper dental cover are fixedly connected with a first magnet, and the fixed stickers located on the lower dental cover are fixedly connected with a second magnet, and the first magnet and the second magnet are mutually repellent. The two magnets repel each other, so that the mouth of the patient will remain open under this force, so that the foam, saliva, etc. in the mouth of the patient can flow out along the gap between the upper and lower tooth sockets.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of dental braces, in particular to a medical magnetic dental brace. Background technique [0002] Patients with organophosphorus poisoning and epilepsy usually "foam at the mouth". Epilepsy patients will have clonic convulsions after a few seconds of onset, and the convulsions will gradually worsen. The patient is in pain, and in the traditional technology, when the epilepsy occurs, the surrounding staff usually stuff clothes and towels into the patient's mouth quickly, so as to prevent the patient from biting the tongue, but this method is likely to cause the saliva in the patient's mouth to be difficult to discharge There is a risk of suffocation due to inflow into the trachea, and the onset of epilepsy is as short as dozens of times a day, and human care will not be properly supervised, resulting in life-threatening. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to solve th...

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[0002] Patients with organophosphorus poisoning and epilepsy usually "foam at the mouth". Epilepsy patients will have clonic convulsions after a few seconds of onset, and the convulsions will gradually worsen. The patient is in pain, and in the traditional technology, when the epilepsy occurs, the surrounding staff usually stuff clothes and towels into the patient's mouth quickly, so as to prevent the patient from biting the tongue, but this method is likely to cause the saliva in the patient's mouth to be difficult to discharge There is a risk of suffocation due to inflow into the trachea, and the onset of epilepsy is as short as dozens of times a day, and human care will appear to be under supervision, resulting in life-threatening

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