An orthodontic appliance for the anterior teeth of the mouth
By introducing a combination structure of base and tongue grid in the anterior crossbite appliance, the pushing force of the tongue on the mandibular teeth is reduced, while the pushing force on the maxillary teeth is enhanced. This solves the problem of the tongue pushing affecting the orthodontic effect in the existing technology and achieves a more efficient orthodontic effect.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HOSPITAL OF STOMATOLOGY SUN YAT SEN UNIV
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
In the current anterior crossbite correction appliance, the tongue exerts a greater pushing force on the lower teeth during the correction process, which prolongs the correction period and affects the correction effect.
An anterior crossbite correction appliance was designed, which adopts a combination structure of base and tongue rail. The base is equipped with push spring and arrow clasp, and the tongue rail separates the tongue and mandibular teeth, reducing the pushing force of the tongue on the mandibular teeth. At the same time, the push spring enhances the pushing and correction effect on the maxillary teeth.
By reducing the force of the tongue pushing against the lower teeth and increasing the force pushing against the upper teeth, the effectiveness of the orthodontic appliance is improved, the treatment period is shortened, and the treatment result is enhanced.
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Abstract
Claims
1. An orthodontic appliance for correcting anterior crossbite, characterized in that, include: The base is U-shaped and has a first labial arch and a second labial arch arranged vertically on its outer end. Several push springs for pushing the maxillary teeth outward are provided on the top surface of the outer end of the base. The tongue guard, which is used to separate the tongue from the lower teeth, is fixed to the bottom surface of the outer end of the base; Two arrow-shaped retaining rings are used to fix the maxillary base. The two arrow-shaped retaining rings are fixed to the two ends of the inner end of the base, and the two arrow-shaped retaining rings are symmetrically arranged relative to the base.
2. The anterior occlusal inverse orthodontic appliance of claim 1, wherein: The base includes a first fitting portion for abutting against the upper palate from the inside out and a second fitting portion for abutting against the upper teeth from the bottom up, the first fitting portion and the second fitting portion being perpendicular to each other.
3. The orthodontic anterior tooth inverse visalign appliance of claim 1, wherein: The first labial arch is provided with a lip guard, which is attached to the first labial arch. When the base is fixed to the maxilla, the lip guard is located diagonally above the base.
4. The orthodontic anterior tooth inverse visalign appliance of claim 1, wherein: The base is provided with an adjacent hook at the position opposite to the arrow retaining ring. The adjacent hook is located between the base and the arrow retaining ring. The top of the adjacent hook is provided with a ball, and the diameter of the ball is larger than the diameter of the adjacent hook.
5. The orthodontic anterior tooth inverse visalign appliance of claim 1, wherein: The tongue guard and the base are on the same central axis. The tongue guard includes several limiting rings. The limiting rings are U-shaped and arranged indirectly in arcs. When the base is fixed to the maxilla, the tongue guard is located distal to the canine.
6. The orthodontic anterior tooth inverse visalign appliance of claim 3, wherein: A slot is provided in the middle of the top surface of the lip guard.
7. The anterior occlusal inverse orthodontic appliance of claim 3, wherein: The middle position of the first lip arch bends in a U-shape toward the second lip arch, forming a concave portion. There are two lip guards, and the two lip guards are arranged side to side with respect to the concave portion.
8. The anterior crossbite corrector according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The base includes two supports arranged symmetrically on the left and right, and the two supports are connected by an expander.
9. The anterior crossbite corrector according to claim 1, characterized in that: The number of push springs is 4-6. When the base is fixed to the maxilla, the push springs are located on the palatal side of the anterior teeth.
10. The orthodontic anterior tooth inverse veneer appliance of claim 3, wherein: Both the base and the lip guard are made of self-curing plastic material.