Tooth-shaped oral irrigator for preventing periodontal disease

Abstract

The invention discloses a tooth-shaped oral irrigator for preventing periodontal disease, and relates to the technical field of oral irrigators, the tooth-shaped oral irrigator comprises an upper tooth socket and a lower tooth socket, and two ends of the upper tooth socket and the lower tooth socket are connected through two support frames. Through the arrangement of the upper tooth socket and the lower tooth socket, upper teeth and lower teeth can be cleaned at the same time, through the arrangement of the water suction pipe, flushing water in an oral cavity can be sucked out through an external air suction pump, and through the arrangement of the water suction groove, tight suction between a water suction head and the inner wall of the oral cavity can be avoided; according to the invention, flushing water can always enter the water suction head from the water suction groove, excessive retention of the flushing water in the oral cavity is prevented, the flushing water is prevented from being swallowed, an external controller can be switched on when upper and lower teeth are occluded by arranging a metal sheet and a metal block, and after an occlusion valve in the occlusion pipe is occluded and extruded by incisor teeth, the occlusion valve can be opened and closed. When the occlusion valve deforms, the notch can be opened, so that the aims of cleaning and pumping water through tooth occlusion are fulfilled.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of oral irrigators, in particular to a tooth-shaped oral irrigator for preventing periodontal disease. Background technique [0002] Periodontal disease is one of the two most common diseases of the oral cavity and the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. According to the different tissues involved, periodontal disease can be divided into gingival disease and periodontitis. Often manifested as red and swollen gums, pain, pus, sensitive teeth, loose and so on. In addition to local oral infections, systemic diseases such as arthritis, nephritis, and endocarditis may also cause periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is a risk factor for diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis, and requires active treatment. The symptoms of periodontal disease are mostly similar, mainly manifested as red and swollen gums, pain, pus, tooth sensitivity, looseness and other symptoms. Patients wit...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Most of the oral irrigators in the prior art are nozzle type or brush head type. Whether it is nozzle type or brush head type, it is necessary to manually move the liquid outlet head back and forth repeatedly so that the liquid outlet port is aligned with the corresponding part of the periodontium. The cleaning operation is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Even if some instruments use an automatic liquid cleaning device, there is only one liquid discharge port, and the flushing area is limited. It is necessary to constantly move the flushing head to flush the periodontal. Sometimes there will be a lot of water in the mouth, which will cause discomfort when rinsing, and it is easy to swallow the water used for rinsing, which will cause diarrhea and gastrointestinal discomfort and other diseases

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