KR101731233B1 - Device for cleaning and sterilizing teeth - Google Patents

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KR101731233B1
KR101731233B1 KR1020150172994A KR20150172994A KR101731233B1 KR 101731233 B1 KR101731233 B1 KR 101731233B1 KR 1020150172994 A KR1020150172994 A KR 1020150172994A KR 20150172994 A KR20150172994 A KR 20150172994A KR 101731233 B1 KR101731233 B1 KR 101731233B1
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a device for cleaning and sterilizing teeth capable of cleaning the teeth with a cleaning agent; and removing anaerobia on the surface of the teeth with oxygen gas. The device for cleaning and sterilizing the teeth comprises: a tooth mounting unit which is held by a mouth of a user; a supplying unit which supplies a cleaning solution and the oxygen gas to the tooth mounting unit; and a blocking unit which is formed in the tooth mounting unit, adheres to gums of the user when the user wears the tooth mounting unit, and blocks leakage of the cleaning solution and the oxygen gas supplied to the tooth mounting unit from the mouth. The tooth mounting unit includes an upper body and a lower body; and a supply connecting unit. Inlet grooves opened respectively to upper and lower parts are formed on the upper body and the lower body to enable teeth of an upper jaw and a lower jaw to be inserted. The supply connecting unit is connected to the supplying unit in order that the cleaning solution or the oxygen gas supplied from the supplying unit is inputted inside the inlet grooves through a plurality of penetration holes, which are formed in an inner wall of the upper body and the lower body, and a main supply channel which is formed inside the upper body and the lower body.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus, and more particularly, to a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus capable of cleaning a tooth through a cleaning agent and removing anaerobic bacteria on the surface of the tooth through oxygen gas.

Food residues in the teeth or oral cavity may become corrupt as time elapses, causing a mouth odor, or causing various oral diseases such as cavities and gum diseases. To maintain healthy teeth and oral conditions, you should keep your mouth clean, often by brushing and rinsing your mouth with an oral cleanser.

Generally, toothbrushes and floss are used for cleaning teeth. However, it is difficult to completely remove food waste residing between teeth by using toothbrush and floss, and excessive use thereof may cause gum or periodontal damage. have.

Therefore, in recent years, a variety of oral cleaning apparatuses have been proposed which can wash the mouth by spraying the washing water. A conventional oral cleaning apparatus is an apparatus configured to remove water or a germicidal cleaning liquid at a high pressure to remove foreign substances trapped between the oral cavity and teeth. The apparatus includes a container for containing the cleaning liquid, a spray nozzle, a pump for supplying the cleaning liquid of the container to the spray nozzle As shown in FIG.

However, since the conventional oral cleaning apparatus is configured only to spray the cleaning liquid through the spray nozzle, the cleaning liquid is ejected to the outside of the oral cavity, so that it can be used only in a limited place such as a bathroom. Of course, it may be possible to prevent the cleaning liquid from splashing by closing the lips, but in such a case, the cleaning liquid which has been cleaned by the mouth is stuck in the mouth, so that it is inconvenient to periodically spit the cleaning liquid.

In addition, the conventional tooth cleaning apparatuses focus only on the cleaning of the teeth, and lack the ability to treat bacteria that cause tooth damage such as tooth decay.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2002-0071834: Automatic cleaning device for teeth Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2014-0014689: Oral sterilizing device

It is an object of the present invention to provide a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus capable of improving tooth health by performing cleaning and disinfection of teeth in a dentistry or a home.

A tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus according to the present invention comprises a tooth mounting unit for allowing a user to wear the mouth by mouth and a supply unit for supplying a cleaning liquid and oxygen gas to the tooth mounting unit, And a blocking unit which blocks the leakage of the cleaning liquid and the oxygen gas into the oral cavity which are brought into close contact with the user's gums and supplied to the tooth mounting unit when the tooth mounting unit is worn, An upper body and a lower body each having an inlet groove opened to an upper portion and a lower portion so as to allow the tooth to be introduced thereinto; a plurality of through holes formed in an inner wall of the upper body and the lower body; The cleaning liquid or the oxygen gas supplied from the supply unit through the formed main supply passage flows into the inlet groove And a supply connection connected to the supply unit to be introduced into.

The blocking unit includes a sealing tube extending along an edge of an upper end and a lower end of the upper body and the lower body and expanding when air is introduced into the inside of the upper body and the lower body to be adhered to a user's gum and an air pump .

The supply unit includes a cleaning liquid storage tank for storing a cleaning liquid, a cleaning liquid pump for pumping the cleaning liquid of the cleaning liquid storage tank, an oxygen cylinder for storing oxygen gas for supplying the oxygen gas, a cleaning liquid supplied to the tooth mounting unit, A recovery pump for recovering the oxygen gas, and a recovery tank for storing the recovered cleaning liquid.

Wherein the supply connection portion of the tooth mounting unit and the supply unit are connected through a connection line, the connection line is connected to a cleaning liquid supply line for supplying a cleaning liquid, an oxygen supply line to which oxygen gas supplied from the oxygen cylinder is supplied, An air supply line for supplying air to the tooth mounting unit, and a recovery line for recovering the cleaning liquid or oxygen gas recovered from the tooth mounting unit.

The tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus of the present invention can clean the tooth by supplying the cleaning liquid only by wearing the tooth mounting unit and can clean the tooth and the gum so that the tooth cleaning can be performed hygienically and easily.

In addition, the apparatus for cleaning and sterilizing teeth of the present invention can improve dental health by sterilizing anaerobic bacteria remaining in the teeth and gums through oxygen gas, and furthermore, .

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus according to the present invention;
2 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing one side of the tooth mounting unit,
3 is a view showing a mouth structure in a state in which a tooth mounting unit is worn,
4 is a block diagram showing the drive relationship of the tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus of the present invention,
5 is a flowchart showing a process of cleaning or sterilizing a tooth by the tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The present invention is capable of various modifications and various forms, and specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the text. It is to be understood, however, that the invention is not intended to be limited to the particular forms disclosed, but on the contrary, is intended to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention. Like reference numerals are used for like elements in describing each drawing. In the accompanying drawings, the dimensions of the structures are enlarged to illustrate the present invention in order to clarify the present invention.

The terms first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, the first component may be referred to as a second component, and similarly, the second component may also be referred to as a first component.

The terminology used in this application is used only to describe a specific embodiment and is not intended to limit the invention. The singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, the terms "comprises", "having", and the like are used to specify that a feature, a number, a step, an operation, an element, a part or a combination thereof is described in the specification, But do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Unless defined otherwise, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries are to be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the contextual meaning of the related art and are to be interpreted as either ideal or overly formal in the sense of the present application Do not.

1 to 4 show a preferred embodiment of a tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus 10 according to the present invention.

Referring to the drawings, the tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus 10 of the present invention includes a tooth mounting unit 100 to be worn on the mouth of a user, a supply unit 300 for supplying a cleaning liquid and oxygen gas to the tooth mounting unit 100 And a shielding unit 200 installed in the tooth mounting unit 100 for shielding the leakage of the cleaning liquid and the oxygen gas supplied to the tooth mounting unit 100.

The tooth attaching unit 100 includes a lower body 120 and an upper body 110 coupled to the upper and lower sides.

The upper main body 110 and the lower main body 120 are formed with a lead-in groove 130 opened upward and downward, respectively. When a wearer wears his or her teeth, As shown in FIG. Accordingly, the upper body 110 and the lower body 120 are preferably formed to correspond to the structures of the upper and lower mandible.

The main body 110 and the main body 120 are respectively provided with a main supply passage 150 through which a cleaning liquid and oxygen gas supplied from a supply unit 300 described later can move. The through holes 151 are formed in the inner wall of the inlet groove 130 to communicate with the main supply passage 150.

A plurality of the through holes 151 are formed at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the upper body 110 and the lower body 120. The cleaning liquid or oxygen gas entering the main supply passage 150 flows through the through holes 151, 151 to the inside of the lead-in groove 130 to clean or sterilize the teeth and gums of the user entering the lead-in groove 130.

The cleaning liquid or the oxygen gas supplied to the inlet groove 130 is recovered to the recovery tank 340 through the recovery pump 350 of the supply unit 300 described later.

The cleaning liquid may contain various cleaning components depending on the application.

For example, it can be formed by mixing ingredients such as eucalyptol, menthol, thymol, salicylic acid methyl chloride, zinc chloride and the like based on alcohol for sterilization and anti-plaque effect.

Or for the purpose of sterilization of bacteria in the oral cavity, the cleaning liquid may be composed mainly of benzethonium chloride.

And a sterilizing water such as hypochlorous acid water (redox potential water) and the like may be constituted.

In addition, when the user is infant or child, it is difficult to expect the removal of tartar because the alcohol component may be adversely affected. However, a cleaning liquid may be constituted to prevent tooth decay including fluorine component.

Oxygen gas is used to sterilize anaerobic bacteria such as Porphyromonas gingivalis bacteria among oral bacteria remaining in teeth or gums. The above-mentioned Porphyromonas jinjy valeriac is a representative anaerobic bacterium and has an enzyme that decomposes the protein, dissolving the gum to cause tooth loss and cause bad breath.

Since the anaerobic bacteria can be sterilized through the supply of oxygen, oxygen gas is supplied to the teeth and the gums entering the inlet groove 130 through the supply of the oxygen gas to the sterilizing process.

The blocking unit 200 is formed at the upper and lower ends of the upper and lower main bodies 110 and 120 to block leakage of the cleaning liquid and oxygen gas supplied into the inlet groove 130 into the oral cavity.

In particular, in the case of oxygen gas, highly concentrated oxygen is supplied at a high concentration. When such oxygen gas is introduced into the body, oxygen concentration in the body becomes high, and hyper-oxygenosis can be caused. Oxygenemia refers to an abnormally high state of oxygen partial pressure in the blood. If this condition persists, it causes oxygen poisoning, which causes various lung disorders such as dyspnea, pulmonary edema, and blood clots, or central nervous symptoms such as seizures, Can cause.

Therefore, the oxygen gas supplied for sterilizing teeth and gums can be retained only in the inlet groove 130 and recovered, thereby forming the blocking unit 200 so as to block the inflow of oxygen gas into the body.

The blocking unit 200 includes a sealing tube 210 that is formed to extend along the edge of the upper and lower ends of the upper and lower main bodies 110 and 120 and expands when air flows therein, And an air pump 220 for supplying air to the air pump 210.

The sealing tube 210 is formed of a stretchable material. When the sealing tube 210 expands through the supply of air, the sealing tube 210 closely contacts the gums supporting the teeth to divide the inlet grooves 130 into which the teeth have entered into a sealed space.

Although not shown, a pressure sensor for measuring the pressure inside the hermetic tube 210 is separately provided, and when the pressure value is reached, the air pump 220 can be stopped.

The main body 110 is divided into the main body 110 and the main body 120 through which the air is supplied to the airtight tube 210, And a ventilation hole 161 communicating with the auxiliary supply passage 160 so as to allow air to flow into the closed tube 210 is formed between the upper body 110 and the lower body 110. [ May be formed at the upper and lower ends of the main body 120, respectively.

The supply unit 300 is for supplying the cleaning liquid and the oxygen gas to the tooth mounting unit 100.

The supply unit 300 includes a cleaning liquid storage tank 310 in which a cleaning liquid is stored, an oxygen cylinder 330 in which oxygen gas is stored, a cleaning liquid pump 320 that pumps the cleaning liquid to supply the cleaning liquid, And a recovery pump 350 for pumping the cleaning liquid and the oxygen gas to the recovery tank 340 for recovery.

The oxygen cylinder 330 may be a conventional medical oxygen cylinder 330 and may be connected to the medical oxygen cylinder 330 to receive oxygen.

The supply unit 300 is connected to the supply connection unit 140 of the tooth mount unit 100 via a connection line 360. The connection line 360 is connected to the oxygen supply line 361, the cleaning liquid supply line 362, An air supply line 363, and a collection line 364.

The air pump 220 and the cleaning liquid pump 320 may be installed in an air supply line 363 and a cleaning liquid supply line 362 respectively and a recovery pump 350 may be installed in the recovery line 364.

Since the high-pressure oxygen gas is stored in the oxygen cylinder 330 in the case of oxygen, the oxygen gas can be supplied by opening the shut-off valve by the pressure difference.

Therefore, the cleaning liquid is supplied to the tooth mounting unit 100 through the cleaning liquid pump 320, or the oxygen gas in the oxygen cylinder 330 is supplied to the tooth mounting unit 100 to perform cleaning or sterilization, Thereafter, the recovery pump 350 is driven and the cleaning liquid or the oxygen gas is recovered through the recovery line 364. The recovered cleaning liquid is collected and processed in the recovery tank 340, and the oxygen gas is discharged to the atmosphere from the recovery tank 340.

However, the connection line 370 can supply oxygen gas and air through one line as shown in FIG. The first branch line 371 extending from the oxygen cylinder 330 and the second branch line 372 connected to the atmosphere are connected to the integration line 373 through the first valve 378 and the first valve 378 Selectively opens the first branch line 371 or the second branch line 372 according to the supply of oxygen gas or the supply of air to the hermetically sealed tube 210 and connects to the integrated line 373.

The air pump 220 is installed in the integrated line 373 and is operated when the air is supplied. The air pump 220 may be used to pump the oxygen gas when the pressure of the oxygen gas is low in the oxygen cylinder 330.

The integration line 373 includes a third branch line 374 connected to the second valve 379 at a position adjacent to the tooth mount unit 100 and connected from the second valve 379 to the main supply channel 150, And a fourth branch line 375 connected to the auxiliary supply line 160 for supply of air to the sealed tube 210. The second valve 379 branches the integrated line 373 to the third branch line 375, And selectively connects to the branch line 374 and the fourth branch line 375.

The first valve 378 and the second valve 379 are connected to the second branch line 372 and the fourth branch line 375 through an integrated line (not shown) when the supply of air for the expansion of the sealed tube 210 is required. 373 and supply the air through the driving of the air pump 220. [

The first valve 378 and the second valve 379 are connected to the integrated line 373 through the first branch line 371 and the third branch line 374, respectively, . When the pressure of the oxygen cylinder 330 is sufficiently high, the air pump 220 is not actuated separately, but when the pressure of the oxygen cylinder 330 is low, the air pump 220 is operated to load the oxygen gas of the oxygen cylinder 330 into the teeth To the unit 100 side.

The cleaning liquid supply line 376 and the recovery line 377 of this embodiment directly connect the tooth attachment unit 100 with the cleaning liquid storage tank 310 and the recovery tank 340 in the same manner as in the previous embodiment.

The driving process of the tooth cleaning and sterilizing apparatus 10 according to the present invention will now be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

First, the user wears the tooth mounting unit 100 in the oral cavity. At this time, the upper and lower teeth of the user enter the inlet groove 130 of the upper body 110 and the lower body 120, respectively.

And inflates the hermetically sealed tube 210 by injecting air into the hermetically sealed tube 210. The sealing tube 210 is tightly attached to the gum by the expansion of the hermetically sealed tube 210 to seal the inlet groove 130 so that the washing liquid and the oxygen gas supplied to the inlet groove 130 are not leaked into the oral cavity.

Next, cleaning and sterilization processes are performed through a cleaning liquid or oxygen gas. Both cleaning and sterilization processes may be performed, but either one may be omitted.

Therefore, when cleaning is performed using the cleaning liquid, the cleaning liquid is injected into the inlet groove 130. When the cleaning liquid is pumped at a high pressure and supplied to the tooth attaching unit 100, the cleaning liquid can be sprayed at high speed through the through holes 151, and the surface of the teeth or gums and the space between the teeth and gums It is possible to remove the foreign matter remaining in the housing. The supplied rinsing liquid is recovered to the recovery tank 340 through the recovery line 364.

Next, when the supply of the oxygen gas is selected, the oxygen gas is supplied to the inner space of the inlet groove 130. Oxygen gas remains in the closed space of the inlet groove 130 for a predetermined time, and the anaerobic bacteria remaining in the tooth and the gum are sterilized and recovered through the collection line 364.

When the recovery of the oxygen gas is completed, the injection air of the sealing tube 210 is removed and the tooth attaching unit 100 is detached from the user's mouth to complete the cleaning and sterilization process.

In the case of omitting the cleaning process through the cleaning liquid, the supply of the cleaning liquid can be omitted and the oxygen gas can be supplied immediately. In the case of omitting the sterilization process through the oxygen gas, And then the tooth mounting unit 100 is removed.

In addition, the cleaning liquid remaining on the teeth and the gums may be dried during the sterilization process through the supply of the oxygen gas. However, if the sterilization process through the oxygen gas is omitted, a separate process for drying the cleaning liquid, for example, A process of circulating air through the closed space of the inlet groove 130 may be added.

The description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features presented herein.

10: Tooth cleaning and sterilizing device
100: tooth mounting unit
110: upper body 120: lower body
130: inlet groove 140: supply connection
150: main supply passage 151: through hole
160: auxiliary supply flow passage 161: ventilation hole
200:
210: sealing tube 220: air pump
300: supply unit
310: cleaning liquid storage tank 320: cleaning liquid pump
330: oxygen cylinder 340: recovery tank
350: Return pump
360: connection line
361: oxygen supply line 362: cleaning liquid supply line
363: air supply line 364: return line
370: connection line
371: first branch line 372: second branch line
373: integrated line 374: third quarter line
375: fourth quarter line 376: cleaning liquid supply line
377: Recovery line 378: First valve
379: Second valve

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A tooth mounting unit for allowing the user to wear the mouth by mouth;
A supply unit for supplying a cleaning liquid and oxygen gas to the tooth mounting unit; And
And a blocking unit formed in the tooth mounting unit and blocking the leakage of the cleaning liquid and the oxygen gas which are brought into contact with the user's gums and supplied to the tooth mounting unit when the user wears the tooth mounting unit,
The tooth mounting unit includes an upper main body and a lower main body formed with a lead-in groove opened to an upper portion and a lower portion, respectively, so that upper and lower teeth can be inserted,
A plurality of through-holes formed in the inner walls of the upper and lower main bodies, and a cleaning liquid or oxygen gas supplied from the supply unit through the main supply passage formed in the upper and lower main bodies, And a supply connection unit connected to the supply unit so as to be able to flow into the supply unit,
The blocking unit includes a sealing tube extending along an edge of an upper end and a lower end of the upper body and the lower body and expanding when air is introduced into the inside of the upper body and the lower body to be adhered to a user's gum, And,
Wherein the upper body and the lower body are respectively provided with an auxiliary supply passage for partitioning the main supply passage and the air supplied to the sealed tube into an upper space and a lower space and supplying air to the space surrounded by the sealed tube And a vent hole communicating with the auxiliary supply passage is formed.
delete The method according to claim 1,
The supply unit includes a cleaning liquid storage tank in which a cleaning liquid is stored,
A cleaning liquid pump for pumping the cleaning liquid of the cleaning liquid storage tank;
An oxygen cylinder in which oxygen gas is stored for supplying the oxygen gas,
A recovery pump for recovering the cleaning liquid and oxygen gas supplied to the tooth mounting unit,
And a recovery tank for storing the recovered cleaning liquid.
The method of claim 3,
Wherein the supply connection of the tooth mounting unit and the supply unit are connected via a connection line,
The connection line includes a cleaning liquid supply line for supplying a cleaning liquid,
An oxygen supply line to which oxygen gas supplied from the oxygen cylinder is supplied,
An air supply line for supplying air to the sealed tube,
And a recovery line for recovering the cleaning liquid or oxygen gas recovered from the tooth mounting unit.
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