Tooth bruise prevention pacifying nipple and feeding bottle nipple thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a nipple for preventing tooth bruise and pacifying and a nipple for a feeding bottle, comprising a nipple sleeve part (13), which is provided with a nipple piece (132), and one end of the nipple piece (132) is connected with a handle part (133); a dental arch sleeve part (11), wherein the nipple sleeve part (13) is connected with the upper side of the dental arch sleeve part (11) through the handle part (133); a tongue pad cavity (120) is formed between the tongue sleeve part (12) and the nipple sleeve part (13), the tongue sleeve part (12) is connected with the lower side of the dental arch sleeve part (11), and the tongue of the infant is accommodated through the tongue sleeve part (12), so that the tongue is fixed and jacked upwards, and the phenomena that the tongue shrinks downwards for a long time, the dental arch shrinks, and consequently, violent teeth and tooth occlusion deformation are generated in the tooth growth process are avoided.

Description

Pacifiers for soothing teeth and bottle pacifiers Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to a pacifier, in particular to a pacifier for preventing teeth from erupting and a pacifier for feeding bottles. Background Art

[0002] As children's teeth grow, their dental arches become narrow. Around age six, after their first permanent teeth erupt, they gradually develop malocclusions, including crowding, underbite, malocclusion, deep bite, protruding teeth, underdeveloped upper jaw, and a protruding jaw. This narrow dental arch is often caused by thumb or pacifier sucking. When children suck their fingers or pacifiers, the cheek muscles exert force and pull downward toward the inside of their mouth, which can narrow the dental arch.

[0003] Furthermore, as children's teeth grow, their upper dental arches are narrower. Children often breathe through their mouths due to nasal congestion or allergies. When their mouths are open, their cheek muscles apply force to the teeth inside their mouths. Furthermore, the tongue inside their mouths cannot support the upper palate, pushing the teeth inward, causing the arches to become narrower. The dental arches in the mouth form a U-shaped or oval shape, with arches forming a bow-and-arrow arrangement. These arches are divided into upper and lower dental arches. During a child's growth, irregular tooth alignment occurs because there is insufficient space for teeth to grow. An overly narrow and concave arch will form a concave V-shape. Without sufficient space for teeth to fit, a narrow and concave arch can affect tooth alignment and bite. Technical issues

[0004] According to existing technology, if a child's teeth have already grown beyond the age of 12 and the shape of the dental arch is roughly fixed, it is difficult to correct the shape of the dental arch by adjusting their lifestyle. Misaligned teeth affect the appearance of the face or chewing function. Misaligned teeth are caused by insufficient space for tooth development and growth. In the case of a narrow dental arch, the teeth cannot be aligned properly. According to existing technology, dental arch expansion surgery can increase the space for maxillary teeth to grow and treat problems such as tooth crowding, crossbite, and underdeveloped maxillary teeth. Therefore, if a child's teeth have already grown beyond the age of 12, they can only be corrected by dental arch expansion surgery to increase the space for maxillary teeth to grow, or by tooth extraction.

[0005] Currently, arch expansion surgery is performed in two ways: rapid expansion and slow expansion, depending on the speed of tooth movement. Slow expansion can last six months or even two years, while rapid expansion is completed in one to three months. Currently, individuals with crooked teeth or malocclusion still need to wear braces after arch expansion surgery to fully improve tooth alignment and bite.

[0006] Existing rapid expansion devices, which are screw-mounted on the maxillary teeth, are used to open the median sutures of the maxillary bone. This procedure is typically performed when children are between 7 and 9 years old, after the first molars and premolars have erupted. Furthermore, for children over 15 to 17 years old, the maxillary sutures are already set and cannot be opened with an expander. Therefore, surgical cortical bone incision is necessary to facilitate rapid expansion and expand the already established maxillary teeth.

[0007] Existing slow expansion devices are categorized as fixed and removable. Fixed slow expansion devices utilize various archwires to apply corrective force to move teeth. Removable slow expansion devices, on the other hand, utilize flexible dentures with varying shapes to apply corrective force. Slow expansion devices cannot open the median suture of the maxillary bone and can only move teeth, with a limited expansion range. Technical Solutions

[0008] The present invention aims to provide a soothing pacifier for preventing protruding teeth and a soothing bottle pacifier thereof, which can be used in advance for infants and young children between the ages of 1 and 3 years old to prevent the long-term retraction of the tongue and the inward force of the cheeks, which causes the baby's dental arch to shrink, resulting in protruding teeth and tooth deformation during the growth of young children's teeth.

[0009] The technical means of the present invention is a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruptions, which includes: a nipple cover portion, having a nipple piece, one end of which is connected to a handle; a dental arch cover portion, the nipple cover portion being connected to the upper side of the dental arch cover portion through the handle; and a tongue cover portion, a cavity being formed between the tongue cover portion and the nipple cover portion, and the tongue cover portion being connected to the lower side of the dental arch cover portion.

[0010] One embodiment of the present invention provides a soothing pacifier for teething and a feeding bottle thereof, wherein the nipple cover further includes a suction hole formed through the nipple. The soothing pacifier for teething has at least one structure selected from the group consisting of a lip shield and a structure without a lip shield. The lip shield is connected to the arch cover via a connector.

[0011] One embodiment of the present invention provides a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruptions. The dental arch portion includes: a tooth pull tab; an upper front arch connected to the upper front edge of the tooth pull tab; an upper rear arch connected to the rear edge of the tooth pull tab, with the tooth pull tab, the upper front arch, and the upper rear arch forming a U-shaped upper arch groove for receiving and accommodating the upper gum; and a lower front arch connected to the lower front edge of the tooth pull tab. Furthermore, the upper front arch of the dental arch portion has two upper arch protrusions and one upper arch concave portion for accommodating the muscles connecting the upper lip and upper gum.

[0012] In one embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruptions is provided, wherein the tongue cover portion includes: a right tongue pad, one end of the right tongue pad is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the teeth drag piece; and a left tongue pad, one end of the left tongue pad is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the teeth drag piece, wherein a tongue pad groove is provided between the right tongue pad and the left tongue pad; wherein a tongue pad cavity is formed between the right tongue pad, the left tongue pad, and the nipple cover portion for accommodating a tongue, and a U-shaped lower arch groove is formed between the teeth drag piece, the right tongue pad, and the left tongue pad for accommodating a lower gum.

[0013] The technical means of the present invention is a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting, which includes: a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents teeth from bursting, which is installed on a baby bottle, and has a nipple cover portion, a dental arch cover portion, and a tongue cover portion; wherein the pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting is selected from at least one structure with a sleeve portion and without the sleeve portion, wherein the pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting is a structure with the sleeve portion, one end of the sleeve portion is connected to the dental arch cover portion, and the other end of the sleeve portion has a flange, and the flange is pressed into the opening of the baby bottle through a cover, wherein when the pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting is a structure without the sleeve portion, the dental arch cover portion of the pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents teeth from bursting is connected through a straw, and the other end of the straw is connected to the baby bottle.

[0014] In one embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for a baby bottle is provided, wherein the pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents teeth from erupting comprises: a nipple cover portion having a nipple piece, the nipple piece having a suction hole passing through the nipple piece, one end of the nipple piece being connected to a handle portion; a dental arch cover portion, the nipple cover portion being connected to the upper side of the dental arch cover portion through the handle portion; and a tongue cover portion, the tongue cover portion being connected to the lower side of the dental arch cover portion.

[0015] One embodiment of the present invention provides a pacifier for a baby bottle that is resistant to tooth breakage. The dental arch portion includes: a tooth pull tab; an upper front arch connected to the upper front edge of the tooth pull tab; an upper rear arch connected to the rear edge of the tooth pull tab, with the tooth pull tab, the upper front arch, and the upper rear arch forming a U-shaped upper arch groove for receiving and accommodating an upper gum; and a lower front arch connected to the lower front edge of the tooth pull tab. Furthermore, the upper front arch of the dental arch portion has two upper arch protrusions and one upper arch concave portion for accommodating the muscles connecting the upper lip and upper gum.

[0016] In one embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for a baby bottle is provided, wherein the tongue cover portion includes: a right tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the tooth drag piece; and a left tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the tooth drag piece, wherein a tongue pad groove is provided between the right tongue pad and the left tongue pad; wherein a tongue pad cavity is formed between the right tongue pad, the left tongue pad, and the nipple cover portion for accommodating a tongue, and a U-shaped lower arch groove is formed between the tooth drag piece, the right tongue pad, and the left tongue pad for accommodating a lower gum.

[0017] In one embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for a baby bottle is provided, wherein the inner layer of the tooth drag piece has at least one fluid channel, one end of the fluid channel is connected to the straw, and the other end of the fluid channel is connected to the nipple cover.

[0018] In one embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for a baby bottle is provided, wherein the nipple piece of the nipple sleeve and the interior of the handle have at least one other fluid channel, and the fluid channel in the nipple sleeve is connected to the fluid channel in the tooth drag piece to transfer the liquid in the bottle to the suction hole. Beneficial effects

[0019] The beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0020] The present invention provides a soothing pacifier for preventing teeth from protruding, and a pacifier for a feeding bottle. The pacifier has a tongue cover that can accommodate the tongue of an infant or young child, securing the tongue against the upper palate in the mouth. This prevents the tongue from retracting over time and the inward force exerted by the cheeks, which can cause the dental arch to shrink, leading to protruding teeth and occlusal deformation during tooth growth. Thus, the present invention provides the dental arch in the infant or young child's mouth with appropriate space for expansion and growth, preventing narrowing and deformation of the dental arch, addressing the shortcomings of the prior art and reducing the time and cost required for orthodontic treatment during subsequent tooth development and growth. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] FIG1A is a schematic diagram of a front bottom view of a pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption according to the present invention;

[0022] FIG1B is a schematic diagram of a top view of the left side of the pacifier for soothing teeth eruption prevention according to the present invention;

[0023] FIG1C is a schematic diagram of a top view of the right side of the pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption of the present invention;

[0024] FIG2 is a schematic diagram of a bottom view of the left side of the pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption of the present invention;

[0025] FIG3A is a schematic diagram of the right side of the pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption of the present invention;

[0026] FIG3B is a bottom view of the pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption of the present invention;

[0027] FIG3C is a schematic top view of a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruption of the present invention;

[0028] FIG3D is a front view of a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruption of the present invention;

[0029] FIG3E is a schematic rear view of a pacifier for soothing teeth that prevents eruption of the present invention;

[0030] FIG4 is a schematic diagram of the pacifier for soothing teeth against eruption of the present invention placed in the oral cavity;

[0031] FIG5 is a schematic diagram of the anti-burst teeth feeding bottle nipple of the present invention placed in the oral cavity and the feeding bottle nipple;

[0032] FIG6 is a schematic diagram of a pacifier for soothing teeth with a lip shield according to the present invention;

[0033] FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the sleeve connection structure of the nipple for the anti-burst teeth feeding bottle according to the present invention.

[0034] Description of reference numerals:

[0035] 10. Anti-riot teeth soothing pacifier; 11. Tooth arch cover; 111. Upper front arch piece; 112. Upper arch groove; 113. Upper back arch piece; 114. Lower arch groove; 115. Lower front arch piece; 116. Upper arch concave piece; 117. Upper arch convex piece; 118. Tooth pull piece; 12. Tongue cover; 120. Tongue pad cavity; 121. Left tongue pad; 122. Right tongue pad; 123. Tongue pad groove; 13. Nipple cover; 1 31. Suction hole; 132. Nipple piece; 133. Handle; 134. Air chamber; 14. Lip shield; 141. Hanging ring; 142. Connector; 15. Connecting part; 151. Flange; 152. Opening; 2. Nasal cavity; 31. Upper lip; 32. Lower lip; 33. Upper gum; 34. Lower gum; 35. Tongue; 5. Nose tip; 6. Chin; 71. Bottle; 72. Lid; 73. Straw; 74. Cover. Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0036] Figures 1 to 7 illustrate a pacifier 10 for soothing teething problems according to an embodiment of the present invention. The pacifier 10 is configured to have at least one of a lip shield 14 and a structure without the lip shield 14. The structure with the lip shield 14, in addition to the lip shield 14, also includes a nipple cover 13, a dental arch cover 11, and a tongue cover 12. The lip shield 14 is connected to the dental arch cover 11 via a coupling 142, which can be an air chamber structure. The nipple cover 13 includes a nipple member 132, one end of which is connected to a handle 133. The nipple member 132 can also be an air chamber 134. The nipple sleeve 13 is connected to the upper side of the dental arch sleeve 11 via the handle 133, and a cavity is formed between the tongue sleeve 12 and the nipple sleeve 13. The tongue sleeve 12 is connected to the lower side of the dental arch sleeve 11. The nipple sleeve 13 also includes a suction hole 131 provided through the nipple piece 132.

[0037] Figures 6 and 7 show a pacifier 10 for soothing teeth according to an embodiment of the present invention. The nasal cavity 2, upper lip 31, lower lip 32, upper gum 33, lower gum 34, tongue 35, nose tip 5, and chin 6 are shown in the corresponding positions. The hanging loop 141 and opening 152 are shown in the corresponding positions. The cover 74 is shown in the corresponding position.

[0038] As shown in Figures 1 to 7, a pacifier 10 for soothing teeth that prevents eruptions according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises a tooth arch portion 11, comprising a tooth pull piece 118, an upper front arch 111, an upper rear arch 113, and a lower front arch 115. The upper front arch 111 connects to the upper front edge of the tooth pull piece 118. The upper rear arch 113 connects to the rear edge of the tooth pull piece 118, and the tooth pull piece 118, the upper front arch 111, and the upper rear arch 113 form a U-shaped upper arch groove 112 for receiving and accommodating an upper gum 33. The lower front arch 115 connects to the lower front edge of the tooth pull piece 118. Furthermore, the upper front arch 111 of the tooth arch portion 11 has two upper arch protrusions 117 and an upper arch concave 116 for accommodating the muscles connecting the upper lip 31 and the upper gum 33.

[0039] The purpose and effectiveness of the present invention is to provide a combination of a nipple sleeve 13 and a tongue sleeve 12 during infancy, strengthening the tongue 35 against the palate and preventing dental arch shrinkage. This can lead to protruding teeth and occlusal deformation as the teeth in the alveoli grow and shrink during adulthood. Therefore, the present invention combines the artificial nipple function of the nipple sleeve 13 with the positioning function of the tongue sleeve 12 for the tongue 35 to press against the palate. The tongue sleeve 12 of the present invention accommodates the tongue 35 of an infant, securing it against the palate and preventing dental arch shrinkage caused by long-term tongue retraction and inward pressure from the cheeks.

[0040] As shown in Figures 1 to 7, a pacifier 10 for soothing teething problems according to one embodiment of the present invention comprises a tongue cover 12 comprising a right tongue pad 122 and a left tongue pad 121. One end of the right tongue pad 122 is connected to the lower rear edge of the teeth pull tab 118, while one end of the left tongue pad 121 is connected to the lower rear edge of the teeth pull tab 118. A tongue pad slot 123 is defined between the right and left tongue pads 122, 121. A tongue pad cavity 120 is formed between the right and left tongue pads 122, 121, and the nipple cover 13 to accommodate a tongue 35. This cavity 120 secures the tongue 35 against the upper palate and prevents prolonged tongue retraction. Furthermore, a U-shaped lower arch groove 114 is formed between the tooth pull piece 118, the right tongue pad 122, and the left tongue pad 121 to receive and accommodate the lower gum 34. The lower arch groove 114 and the upper arch groove 112, through the engagement of the upper and lower gums 33 and 34 of the infant, act as a pre-expansion and positioning device for the infant's dental arch expander.

[0041] As shown in Figures 1 to 7, a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from erupting according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from erupting shown in Figure 5 includes the pacifier for soothing teeth against erupting 10 of Figures 1 to 4. The pacifier for soothing teeth against erupting 10 is mounted on a baby bottle 71, and the baby bottle 71 is connected to the pacifier for soothing teeth against erupting 10 via a straw 73. In addition to providing the functional purpose of the pacifier for soothing teeth against erupting 10, the pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from erupting also provides the baby with a nipple cover 13 and a tongue cover 12 while the baby is sucking on an artificial nipple and nutrient liquid, thereby strengthening the baby's tongue 35 from pressing against the upper palate, thereby preventing the infant's dental arch from shrinking and achieving the pre-correction positioning effect to prevent erupting teeth.

[0042] As shown in Figures 1-5, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a pacifier for a baby bottle with an anti-burst teeth is provided. The inner layer of the teeth drag piece 118 has at least one fluid channel (not shown), one end of which is connected to the straw 73, and the other end of which is connected to the nipple sleeve 13. The nipple piece 132 and the handle 133 of the nipple sleeve 13 have at least another fluid channel (not shown) inside. The fluid channel in the nipple sleeve 13 is connected to the fluid channel (not shown) in the teeth drag piece 118 to transfer liquid in the bottle 71 to the suction hole 131.

[0043] FIG5 shows a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from erupting according to an embodiment of the present invention, which includes a pacifier 10 for soothing teeth that prevents erupting according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the pacifier 10 for soothing teeth that prevents erupting is a structure that does not have the lip shield 14. The specific structure of the pacifier 10 for soothing teeth that prevents erupting, as shown in FIG1 to FIG4, includes: a nipple cover 13, a dental arch cover 11, and a tongue cover 12. The nipple cover 13 includes a nipple piece 132, one end of which is connected to a handle 133. The nipple cover 13 is connected to the upper side of the dental arch cover 11 through the handle 133; and a cavity is formed between the tongue cover 12 and the nipple cover 13, and the tongue cover 12 is connected to the lower side of the dental arch cover 11. The nipple cover 13 also includes: a suction hole 131 passing through the nipple piece 132.

[0044] FIG5 shows a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from erupting according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the pacifier 10 for soothing teeth that prevents teeth from erupting has a specific structure, as shown in FIG1 to FIG4 , wherein the tooth arch portion 11 comprises: a tooth drag piece 118, an upper front arch piece 111, an upper rear arch piece 113, and a lower front arch piece 115. The upper front arch piece 111 is connected to the upper side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece 118. The upper rear arch piece 113 is connected to the rear edge of the tooth drag piece 118, and the tooth drag piece 118, the upper front arch piece 111, and the upper rear arch piece 113 form a U-shaped upper arch groove 112 for receiving and accommodating an upper gum 33; and the lower front arch piece 115 is connected to the lower side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece 118. In addition, the upper front arch part 111 of the dental arch cover 11 has two upper arch protrusions 117 and an upper arch concave part 116 for accommodating the muscles connecting the upper lip 31 and the upper gum 33.

[0045] FIG5 shows a teeth-proof soothing pacifier 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the teeth-proof soothing pacifier 10 is similar to that shown in FIG1 through FIG4 . The tongue cover 12 includes a right tongue pad 122 and a left tongue pad 121. One end of the right tongue pad 122 connects to the lower rear edge of the teeth pull tab 118, while one end of the left tongue pad 121 connects to the lower rear edge of the teeth pull tab 118. A tongue pad slot 123 is defined between the right and left tongue pads 122, 121. A tongue pad cavity 120 is formed between the right and left tongue pads 122, 121, and the nipple cover 13 to accommodate a tongue 35. This cavity secures the tongue 35 against the upper palate and prevents prolonged tongue retraction. Furthermore, a U-shaped lower arch groove 114 is formed between the tooth pull piece 118, the right tongue pad 122, and the left tongue pad 121 to receive and accommodate the lower gum 34. The lower arch groove 114 and the upper arch groove 112, through the engagement of the upper and lower gums 33 and 34 of the infant, act as a pre-expansion and positioning device for the infant's dental arch expander.

[0046] As shown in Figure 7, a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting is shown in Figure 7, a pacifier for a baby bottle that prevents teeth from bursting is selected from at least one structure having a sleeve 15 and not having the sleeve 15. The structure with the sleeve 15 is connected to the dental arch sleeve 11 through one end of the sleeve 15, and the other end of the sleeve 15 has a flange 151, and the flange 151 is pressed into the opening of the baby bottle 71 through the cover 72. The structure without the sleeve 15 is connected to the dental arch sleeve 11 of the pacifier 10 for soothing teeth with one end of a straw 73, and the other end of the straw 73 is connected to the baby bottle 71.

[0047] The above description and explanation are only the description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention. Those skilled in the art may make other modifications based on the scope of the patent application defined above and the above explanation, but these modifications should still be within the spirit of the invention and within the scope of the rights of the present invention.

Claims

1. A pacifier for soothing teeth, characterized in that: include: A nipple sleeve portion having a nipple piece, one end of which is connected to a handle; a dental arch cover portion, the nipple cover portion being connected to the upper side of the dental arch cover portion through the handle portion; and A tongue cover portion is provided, wherein a cavity is formed between the tongue cover portion and the nipple cover portion, and the tongue cover portion is connected to the lower side of the dental arch cover portion.

2. The pacifier for soothing teeth according to claim 1, characterized in that: The soothing pacifier for preventing teeth from erupting is selected from at least one structure having a lip shield and not having the lip shield. When the soothing pacifier for preventing teeth from erupting is a structure having the lip shield, the lip shield is connected to the dental arch portion via a coupling.

3. The pacifier for soothing teeth according to claim 2, characterized in that: The dental arch portion includes: One tooth drag piece; an upper front bow member connected to the upper side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece; An upper rear arch piece is connected to the rear edge of the tooth drag piece, and the tooth drag piece, the upper front arch piece and the upper rear arch piece form a U-shaped upper arch groove for sleeve-accommodating an upper gum; and A lower front bow piece is connected to the lower side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece.

4. The pacifier for soothing teeth according to claim 3, characterized in that: The tongue sleeve portion includes: a right tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the toothbrush; and a left tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the tooth drag piece, wherein a tongue pad slot is defined between the right tongue pad and the left tongue pad; A tongue pad cavity is formed between the right tongue pad, the left tongue pad, and the nipple sleeve for accommodating a tongue, and a U-shaped lower arch groove is formed between the tooth pull piece, the right tongue pad, and the left tongue pad for accommodating a lower gum.

5. A pacifier for a baby bottle with an anti-burst tooth, comprising: The soothing pacifier for preventing teeth from erupting as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that the soothing pacifier for preventing teeth from erupting is installed on a baby bottle. The pacifier for soothing teeth to prevent tooth riots comprises a nipple cover portion, a tooth arch cover portion, and a tongue cover portion; The pacifier for the anti-burst teeth baby bottle is selected from at least one structure with a sleeve portion and without the sleeve portion. When the pacifier for the anti-burst teeth baby bottle is a structure with the sleeve portion, one end of the sleeve portion is connected to the dental arch sleeve portion, and the other end of the sleeve portion has a flange, and the flange is pressed into the opening of the baby bottle through a cover. When the pacifier for the anti-burst teeth baby bottle is a structure without the sleeve portion, one end of a straw is connected to the dental arch sleeve portion of the anti-burst teeth soothing pacifier, and the other end of the straw is connected to the baby bottle.

6. The anti-burst teeth nipple for a baby bottle according to claim 5, characterized in that: The dental arch portion includes: One tooth drag piece; an upper front bow member connected to the upper side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece; An upper rear arch piece is connected to the rear edge of the tooth drag piece, and the tooth drag piece, the upper front arch piece and the upper rear arch piece form a U-shaped upper arch groove for sleeve-accommodating an upper gum; and A lower front bow piece is connected to the lower side of the front edge of the tooth drag piece.

7. The anti-burst teeth nipple for a baby bottle according to claim 6, characterized in that: The tongue cover portion includes: a right tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the toothbrush; and a left tongue pad, one end of which is connected to the lower side of the rear edge of the tooth drag piece, wherein a tongue pad slot is defined between the right tongue pad and the left tongue pad; A tongue pad cavity is formed between the right tongue pad, the left tongue pad, and the nipple sleeve for accommodating a tongue, and a U-shaped lower arch groove is formed between the tooth pull piece, the right tongue pad, and the left tongue pad for accommodating a lower gum.

8. The anti-burst teeth nipple for a baby bottle according to claim 7, characterized in that: The inner layer of the tooth drag sheet has at least one fluid channel, one end of the fluid channel is connected to the straw, and the other end of the fluid channel is connected to the nipple sleeve.

9. The anti-burst teeth nipple for a baby bottle according to claim 8, wherein the nipple piece of the nipple cover and the interior of the handle have at least one other fluid channel, and the fluid channel in the nipple cover is connected to the fluid channel in the teeth drag piece for transferring liquid in the bottle to the suction hole.

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