Oral medical ice compress bag

Abstract

The invention relates to an oral cavity medical ice compress bag which comprises a waterproof bag and an ice cube. The ice cube is contained in the waterproof bag; the ice cube comprises a cold compress ice cube and a positioning ice cube; the positioning ice cube is of an L shape and comprises an auricle positioning rod and a mandible check block; and mandibular-angle included angle is formed bythe auricle positioning rod and the mandible check block. After a wisdom tooth extraction operation is finished for a patient, the mandibular angle is clamped by the mandibular-angle included angle, and additionally, the auricle positioning rod is abutted against the lower edge of the auricle. Therefore, thecold compress ice block can be accurately applied near the mandibular-angle of the patient,the cold temperature can quickly reach the postoperative range, and the ice compress response is quick. Meanwhile, due to the mandibular-angle included angle, the mandibular angle can be clamped, accurate positioning ice compress can be applied to the patient, ice bag displacement is difficult to cause, and the oral cavity medical ice compress bag is convenient to operate. In addition, the ice compress surface of the cold compress ice block also can be processed into an arc shape consistent with the cheek shape, so that the fitness with the swelling painful surface is better, and the ice compress effect is good.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of medical devices, in particular to an ice pack for oral medicine. Background technique

[0002] Swelling and pain in the maxillofacial region are the most common complications after wisdom teeth extraction. In order to reduce postoperative swelling and relieve pain, local ice compresses in the surgical area are often used clinically. Studies have shown that effective ice compresses on the operation area can not only reduce the temperature of the operation area, but also inhibit the release of inflammatory mediators such as histamine in time, reduce the permeability of microvascular, thereby reducing edema. In addition, effective ice compresses can also slow down the nerve conduction rate and reduce the sensitivity of the nerve endings, thereby reducing pain.

[0003] Clinical experience shows that after wisdom teeth extraction, the center of the swollen area is usually located near the mandibular angle, and the sw...

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