CN220714083U

CN220714083U - Tooth treatment apparatus

Info

Publication number: CN220714083U
Application number: CN202321985163.0U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 万元芝; 王虎
Original assignee: Beijing Rouzhiyuan Technology Co ltd
Current assignee: Beijing Rouzhiyuan Technology Co ltd
Priority date: 2023-07-26
Filing date: 2023-07-26
Publication date: 2024-04-05
Anticipated expiration: 2033-07-26

Abstract

The utility model discloses tooth treatment equipment, which comprises a treatment device, a track and a mechanical arm, wherein at least part of the track is used for being inserted into an oral cavity, the track is provided with at least one track cavity, the track cavity is provided with an opening for exposing the treatment device to flush teeth, the mechanical arm comprises an arm body and a driving component, the arm body is matched in the track cavity, at least part of the arm body can swing, a channel is arranged in the arm body and is used for the treatment device to pass through, the driving component is connected with the arm body, the driving component is used for driving the arm body to rotate and/or translate so as to realize the adjustment of the circumferential direction and/or depth of the treatment device, and the driving component is connected with the arm body in a traction way so as to realize the position adjustment of the treatment device by driving the arm body to swing. The tooth treatment equipment disclosed by the utility model is simple to operate, the space-limited operation of the treatment device is realized, the condition that the gum or cheek is stimulated and damaged due to improper operation is improved, the accuracy of operation is ensured, the discomfort is reduced, and the friendliness is enhanced.

Description

Tooth treatment apparatus

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of oral care, in particular to tooth treatment equipment.

Background

Oral health is an important sign of physical and mental health of residents, and common problems of the oral cavity mainly include tooth pigmentation, decayed tooth and the like. According to incomplete statistics, the caries rate of 12-year-old children in China is 34.5%, the caries rate of 5-year-old children in deciduous teeth is 70.9%, and in residents of 35-44 years old, the plaque detection rate in the oral cavity is 96.7%, and the gum bleeding detection rate is 87.4%. The oral cavity problems greatly influence the oral health of residents, and if the oral cavity problems develop, serious problems such as toothache, tooth deficiency and the like are further caused.

The nursing and treating modes adopted for common symptoms of some teeth comprise tooth washing, tooth cavity examination, pit and fissure sealing, scraping and curing, tooth filling and the like, and the treatment processes comprise aiming, spraying, blanking and the like, so that very fine operation is required during operation, and medical staff is required to consume more time and energy, and therefore, the current dentist is required to conduct treatment operation by means of auxiliary instruments.

However, some of the dental treatment apparatuses of the related art have a large size and are inconvenient to use. Secondly, these devices require special training to be skillfully operated, if the operation is careless, the gum or cheek is easily stimulated and damaged, the discomfort in the nursing process is increased, and even medical accidents are caused in serious cases. In addition, the oral cavity equipment in the related art is large in uncomfortable feeling due to the fact that the control position and the strength are needed to be manually controlled in use, is not friendly to children, is not accurate enough in nursing effect and is large in labor intensity.

Disclosure of Invention

The present utility model aims to solve at least one of the technical problems in the related art to some extent.

Therefore, the embodiment of the utility model provides the tooth treatment equipment which is simple to operate, realizes the space-limited operation of the treatment device, improves the condition of irritation and damage to gums or cheeks caused by improper operation, ensures that the nursing process has the advantages of vector placement and definite target, ensures the accuracy of operation, reduces uncomfortable feeling and enhances the friendliness to children.

The tooth treatment apparatus of the embodiment of the present utility model includes:

a treatment device;

a track, at least part of which is used for being inserted into the oral cavity, wherein the track is provided with at least one track cavity, and the track cavity is provided with an opening for exposing the treatment device to act on teeth;

the mechanical arm comprises an arm body, a driving assembly and a vision module, wherein the arm body is used for being matched in the track cavity and performing space limited movement along the track cavity, at least part of the arm body can be bent, and a channel is arranged in the arm body and used for the treatment device to pass through;

the drive assembly is connected with the arm body, the drive assembly is used for driving the arm body to rotate and/or translate so as to realize the circumferential direction and/or depth adjustment of the treatment device, the drive assembly is connected with the arm body in a traction way so as to realize the position adjustment of the treatment device by driving the arm body to bend, and the vision module is arranged on the arm body and is used for realizing the visualization of the tooth treatment process.

The tooth treatment equipment provided by the embodiment of the utility model is simple to operate, realizes the space-limited operation of the treatment device, improves the condition of irritation and damage to gums or cheeks caused by improper operation, ensures that the nursing process has definite objects, ensures the accuracy of operation, reduces uncomfortable feeling, and enhances the friendliness to children.

In some embodiments, the track comprises a body wall and a retaining wall extending along an edge of the body wall and enclosing the track cavity on one side of the body wall, the body wall being provided with a guide slot in communication with the track cavity for a portion of the arm to nest to constrain and guide movement of the arm.

In some embodiments, the main body wall and the baffle wall are made of hard materials, a slide way is arranged on the baffle wall, the slide way is consistent with the extending direction of the guide groove and is communicated with the track cavity, part of the slide way can be used for embedding the arm body to restrain and guide the movement of the arm body, a buffer layer is coated on the peripheral side of the track near the inlet of the track cavity, and the buffer layer is made of soft materials.

In some embodiments, the mechanical arm comprises a bending arm section and a supporting arm section, the bending arm section is bendable, the supporting arm section is assembled on the mechanical arm in an axially movable mode, the supporting arm section comprises a plurality of extending parts which are arranged in a scattering mode, the bending arm section is connected with the supporting arm section and is located in the middle of the extending parts, the driving assembly is connected with the bending arm section through at least one deformable connecting piece, and the connecting pieces are in lap joint with part of the extending parts in a one-to-one mode.

In some embodiments, the mechanical arm comprises a carrier, the arm body and the driving assembly are assembled on the carrier, the track is fixedly connected with the carrier, the track is used for controlling the carrier to move to a corresponding position of the oral cavity by a person, and the treatment device is aligned to the position to be treated of the teeth by the movement of the arm body in the track cavity.

In some embodiments, the vision module comprises a camera, a wire and a vision processing module, wherein the camera is mounted at the front end of the arm body, the vision processing module is arranged on the inner side of the carrier, the wire penetrates through the arm body and electrically connects the camera and the vision processing module, and the vision processing module is used for image processing, three-dimensional surface modeling, target identification or target positioning;

the visual processing module comprises a local computing module and a transmission module, wherein the local computing module is used for carrying out primary processing on video images acquired by the camera, and the transmission module is used for connecting the local computing module with an external calculator so as to realize data transmission.

In some embodiments, the treatment device comprises a blast prophy module comprising a conduit mounted within the passageway of the arm body for delivering high pressure fluid and particulate matter and a nozzle connected to the conduit and mounted at an outlet location of the passageway for spraying the high pressure fluid mixed with the particulate matter.

In some embodiments, the arm body is a tubular structure, and the end portion of the arm body, which is used for extending into the oral cavity, is a seal, the nozzle is adjacent to the seal, the mechanical arm comprises a bent arm section, the bent arm section is adjacent to the nozzle, the bent arm section comprises a snake bone pipe and a sealing element, the channel is arranged in the snake bone pipe, a plurality of cutting holes which are formed by cutting and processing are uniformly distributed on the pipe wall of the snake bone pipe, the sealing element is arranged on the inner side and/or the outer side of the snake bone pipe, and the sealing element is used for sealing the cutting holes on the snake bone pipe so as to ensure the tightness of the snake bone pipe.

In some embodiments, the outlet of the nozzle comprises one or more circular holes for ejecting a column of high pressure fluid and/or a slot for ejecting a face of high pressure fluid.

In some embodiments, the treatment device includes an inspection module including a probe that fits within and protrudes from the channel and is used to inspect for pits, caries.

In some embodiments, the treatment device comprises a resin coating module comprising a resin container and a delivery tube coupled thereto, the delivery tube fitting within the channel and extending from the channel outlet, and the delivery tube for delivering a value extruded from the resin container to a tooth, and a light module mounted at the channel outlet for accelerating curing of the resin.

In some embodiments, the treatment device comprises a scraper module comprising a scraper that passes through the channel and protrudes from the channel outlet, and the scraper is for scraping teeth.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a state of use of a tooth treatment apparatus according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a track according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 3 is a top perspective view of a track according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 4 is a bottom perspective view of a track according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 5 is a schematic view of a track according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view at A-A in fig. 5.

Fig. 7 is a schematic view of an internal structure of a mechanical arm according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 8 is a schematic perspective view of a mechanical arm according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 9 is a schematic perspective view of a mechanical arm according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 10 is a left side perspective view of the internal structure of the robot arm according to the embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 11 is a right-side perspective view of the internal structure of the robot arm according to the embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 12 is a partially enlarged schematic view at a in fig. 11.

Fig. 13 is a perspective view of a tooth treatment apparatus according to another embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 14 is a schematic view of the internal structure of the robot arm of the dental treatment apparatus of fig. 13.

Fig. 15 is a schematic view of the engagement of the rails and arms of the dental treatment device of fig. 13.

Fig. 16 is a schematic top view of a snake bone tube.

Fig. 17 is a schematic side view of a snake bone tube.

Reference numerals:

a track 100;

a nip portion 11; a housing 111; an outer sidewall 1111; an inner sidewall 1112; a first partition 112; a second partition 113; a first slot 114; a first side wall 1141; a second side wall 1142; a first bottom wall 1143; a first aperture 1144; an outer cavity 115; an intermediate chamber 116; a lumen 117; a second slot 118; a third sidewall 1181; a fourth sidewall 1182; a second bottom wall 1183; a second aperture 1184;

a guide 12; a tube body 121; a guide hole 1211; a first connection plate 122; a second connection plate 123;

a limit part 13;

a first ellipse 14;

a second ellipse 15;

a third ellipse 16;

a track cavity 17;

a guide groove 18;

a body wall 19;

a baffle wall 110;

a robot arm 200;

a carrier 21; a tube portion 211;

an arm 22; a curved arm segment 221; a drive arm segment 222; a support arm section 223; driven gear 2231; extension 2232; a first extension 22321; a second extension 22322; a channel 224; a passageway outlet 2241; rotating the joint female 225; a projection 2251; rotating the joint pin 226; a protrusion 2261; bending the reserve groove 227; a wire hole bracket 228;

A drive assembly 23; a first drive 231; a first driver 2311; a drive gear 2312; a second drive 232; a lead screw 2321; a slider 2322; a second driver 2323; a third drive 233; a third driver 2331; a rotating member 2332; a connector 2333;

a pipette 24;

a connection terminal 25;

a control module 26;

a vision module 27;

teeth 300;

a sand blast prophy module 400; a pump body 41; a conduit 42.

Detailed Description

Reference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the present utility model, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. The embodiments described below by referring to the drawings are illustrative and intended to explain the present utility model and should not be construed as limiting the utility model.

As shown in fig. 1, the dental treatment apparatus of the embodiment of the present utility model includes a rail 100, a robot arm 200, and a treatment device (not shown). The track 100 and the mechanical arm 200 may be separately provided, that is, the track 100 and the mechanical arm 200 are separate components, and in other embodiments, the track 100 and the mechanical arm 200 may be integrally provided or fixedly connected. The treatment device may be integrated with the robot arm 200, or a part of the treatment device may be integrated with the robot arm 200. The treatment device may perform dental care such as cleaning, fluoridation, treatment, etc. of the teeth 300.

At least part of the track 100 is for insertion into the oral cavity, the track 100 is provided with at least one track cavity 17, and the track cavity 17 is provided with an opening for exposing the treatment device 400 for acting on the teeth 300. For example, the track 100 may be made of food grade silica gel, and the shape of the track 100 may generally match the shape of the teeth 300. The track 100 may be placed in use within the mouth of a person and the track 100 may be secured by way of occlusion of the teeth 300.

One or more rail cavities 17 may be provided in the rail 100, the rail cavities 17 being arranged to extend along the extending direction of the rail 100, and when a plurality of rail cavities 17 are provided, the plurality of rail cavities 17 may be arranged at intervals. When a plurality of orbital cavities 17 are provided, the treatment device 400 can be inserted into different orbital cavities 17 to perform care on different sides and end surfaces of the tooth 300.

The track cavity 17 may have an opening in its cavity wall, and in use, the treatment device may extend into the track cavity 17 and may be reciprocally movable along the track cavity 17, and after being moved to the corresponding tooth 300, the treatment device may extend from the opening or be aligned with the corresponding side of the tooth 300, whereby care of the tooth 300 may be achieved by means of the treatment device.

In some embodiments, the track 100 is provided with a scale near the opening of the track cavity 17, and when the treatment device moves in the track cavity 17, the moving distance can be intuitively judged through the scale, so that the scale can be used as a reference for analyzing the size of stains on the surface of the tooth 300, and can be used as a reference for building a three-dimensional model of the tooth 300. If no scale is provided, the stain size may be analyzed or the three-dimensional model may be built with reference to the own dimensions at the opening of the orbital cavity 17.

The robotic arm 200 includes an arm 22 with a channel 224 disposed within the arm 22, the channel 224 for passing a treatment device 400 and guiding the treatment device 400 to the teeth 300. For example, as shown in fig. 7, the arm 22 may have a generally tubular structure, the inner space of the arm 22 forms a channel 224, the channel 224 extends along the extending direction of the arm 22, and the inlet of the channel 224 may be located at the rear end of the arm 22, and the outlet of the channel 224 (simply referred to as a channel outlet 2241) may be located at the front end of the arm 22. In use, the treatment device may be passed through the passageway 224 and may be exposed from the passageway outlet 2241, whereby the treatment device 400 may be used to perform cleaning, rinsing, etc. of the teeth 300. The arm 22 includes a curved arm segment 221 adjacent the outlet of the channel 224, the curved arm segment 221 being swingable. For example, as shown in fig. 7, the curved arm section 221 may be located substantially in the middle of the arm body 22, where the curved arm section 221 may be of a spring structure or a serpentine tube structure, so that the arm body 22 may perform a curved swing at the curved arm section 221, and the position of the passage outlet 2241 may be quantitatively adjusted by quantitatively controlling the curved angle of the curved arm section 221, so that the direction and direction of the treatment device may be adjusted.

In some embodiments, the curved arm segment 221 shares a metal round tube with the channel 224. That is, the channel 224 is formed of a circular metal tube on which the spring structure or the serpentine tube structure of the curved arm segment 221 is obtained by laser cutting. Aiming at the disposal device of the tooth flusher, the joint of the metal round tube needs to be sealed to prevent the leakage of high-pressure fluid. A sealing member such as a sealing tube made of an elastic material (silicone rubber, etc.) may be provided inside or outside the metal round tube. If the sealing tube is disposed on the outer side, that is, the sealing tube is sleeved on the outer side of the metal round tube (the bending arm section 221), the sealing tube with the initial inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the metal round tube can be selected, and the bending arm section 221 is sealed by using the elasticity of the sealing tube. In addition, the two ends of the sealing tube can be reinforced by using a spring or a buckling structure, so that the leakage of high-pressure fluid is further prevented.

In use, as shown in fig. 1, the arm 22 of the mechanical arm 200 may be fitted in the track cavity 17 and may reciprocate in the track cavity 17, and may bend and swing within a space range of the track cavity 17, so that the arm 22 may perform a space-limited movement in the oral cavity, and by moving and adjusting the orientation of the arm 22, the treatment of the teeth 300 at different positions and the treatment of the different surface positions of the same tooth 300 may be achieved.

The drive assembly 23 is connected with the arm 22, the drive assembly 23 is used for driving the arm 22 to rotate and/or translate to adjust the circumferential direction and/or depth of the treatment device 400, and the drive assembly 23 is connected with the arm 22 in a traction manner to adjust the position of the treatment device 400 by driving the curved arm section 221 to swing.

For example, the driving assembly 23 may include an electric push rod, where the electric push rod may be connected to the arm 22, and when in use, the arm 22 may extend into the track cavity 17 of the track 100, and the arm 22 may be driven to reciprocate in the front-back direction by the action of the electric push rod, so as to implement depth adjustment of the arm 22 in the oral cavity, and further meet the cleaning and nursing requirements of the teeth 300 at different positions.

In other embodiments, the drive assembly 23 may also include a rotational drive that may be coupled to the arm 22, and through which the arm 22 may be driven to rotate about its axis, circumferential adjustment of the orientation of the passageway outlet 2241 may be achieved by rotation of the arm 22, thereby enabling circumferential orientation adjustment of the treatment device 400, facilitating cleaning of different locations of the same tooth 300, and the like.

The driving component 23 can be connected with the front end of the bent arm section 221 or the arm body 22 in a traction way through a connecting piece 2333 such as a rope and a steel wire, and in the use process, the driving component 23 can drive the bent arm section 221 to swing through the connecting piece 2333, so that the fine adjustment of the azimuth and the position of the treatment device 400 can be realized, and the control precision and accuracy are improved.

The mechanical arm 200 comprises a vision module 27, at least part of the vision module 27 is arranged at the front end of the arm body 22, and the vision module 27 is used for collecting image information to realize the visual operation of the tooth 300 nursing process.

The vision module 27 includes a camera, a wire, a vision processing module, and for example, as shown in fig. 11 and 12, the camera may be installed at the front end of the arm 22 and located at the front side of the passage outlet 2241. During the use, can carry out video image acquisition to the inside of oral cavity with the help of the camera, the video image information of gathering can pass through the wire and give vision processing module, can accomplish functions such as image processing, three-dimensional surface modeling, target identification, target location with the help of vision processing module.

Second, with the aid of vision module 27, a target location may also be obtained based on the target location, which in turn may direct the overall movement of robotic arm 200, directing passage outlet 2241 toward the target location for further cleaning by treatment device 400. The vision processing module can be composed of a singlechip system or a raspberry group microcomputer.

In some embodiments, the vision processing module may also include a local computing module and a transmission module. After the primary processing of the video image is carried out by the local computing module, the local computing module is connected with an external calculator through a transmission module, and the external calculator can comprise a network server, a mobile phone, a tablet and other computer systems, so that on one hand, a user or medical staff can conveniently and intuitively acquire corresponding data, and on the other hand, more complex computation and analysis and larger data storage can be completed by means of an external advanced calculator.

The video image primary processing may include, among other things, denoising, transcoding, object recognition, and the like. The transcoding includes converting interface data of the MIPI protocol of the camera into interface data of the USB protocol, etc. The transmission module can adopt USB wired transmission or WIFI wireless transmission.

In some embodiments, the vision module 27 may further comprise a display module, which is connected to the vision processing module, which may be implemented by means of an external calculator. When a user uses the device, the visual processing module transmits the intra-oral video image information acquired by the camera to the display module in real time, and the display module displays the intra-oral video image information in real time. The display module can be further integrated into an animation game effect to perform augmented reality display so as to attract the attention of the child user and improve the coordination degree of the child user in the tooth care process.

In some embodiments, the vision module 27 may further include an interaction module coupled to the vision processing module, including a display screen for video/images, and means for user input with respect to relative positions on the video/images, such as a touch pad, touch screen, mouse, etc.

In use, the surface area of the tooth 300 may be divided into several locations according to the size of the track 100, and the user places the track 100 of the tooth treatment apparatus on the locations one by one. The control method of the tooth treatment apparatus includes the steps of: video image acquisition, target positioning, mechanical arm control and treatment device control.

First, video image acquisition is performed continuously in real time by a camera using the vision module 27. Then, a target positioning algorithm is adopted to perform target positioning on the video image through a visual processing module, and one or more target area coordinates (including a vertex coordinate and two side lengths if a rectangular area) of the tooth 300 area to be processed relative to the track 100 are found. Setting a maximum region threshold (for example, 2mm by 2 mm), and dividing the target region into a plurality of regions not exceeding the threshold if the target region coordinates are greater than the threshold. To avoid the problem of losing targets due to user activity, a target tracking algorithm is used to update the target area coordinates when displacement of the track 100 relative to the tooth 300 is monitored.

The robotic arm 200 is then controlled using the drive assembly 23 for each target area coordinate located, with the passage outlet 2241 on the robotic arm 200 being urged toward the center of the target area coordinate by one or more of translational, rotational, and bending movements of the arm body 22. Then, the treatment device 400 is activated to process the target coordinate position, and the passage outlet 2241 may be synchronously driven to perform small-amplitude planar movement, so that the treatable area of the treatment device 400 is equivalent to the maximum area threshold. Small-amplitude planar movement of the passageway outlet 2241 means controlling the translation (depth adjustment) of the arm body 22 within a specified range by the drive assembly 23, and controlling the bending swing of the bending arm section 221 within a specified range. The vision module 27 is used to identify non-tooth 300 areas such as gums, and when the coordinates of the target area are close to the non-tooth 300 areas such as gums, the intensity or speed of the treatment is adjusted to reduce discomfort and avoid injury.

And (3) after a certain time (for example, 0.5 seconds) is processed, re-evaluating the target area, and if the processing effect does not reach the specified threshold, increasing the processing strength and the duration, and continuing processing until the processing effect reaches the specified threshold, or both the processing strength and the duration exceed the specified maximum threshold. If the processing effect does not reach the specified threshold, the user is prompted to further process by vibration or playing sound through other methods. When all the coordinates of the target area are processed, the user is prompted to complete the processing of the portion by vibrating or playing sound, and the user is lifted to move the track 100 to other portions of the tooth 300 to be processed.

The target positioning algorithm may employ a visual target detection method based on machine learning. A certain number of images of teeth 300 are first acquired and target areas such as stains, gums, crevices, fossa, etc. of teeth 300 therein are manually labeled. And then machine learning is carried out in a supervision mode, and a target detection model is obtained. When the target is positioned, an image is input into a target detection model, and the model output result comprises the type of the target found in the image and the coordinates of the target area.

The target positioning algorithm can also adopt an image comparison method. First, a user's tooth model is created, the tooth 300 model including three-dimensional surface coordinates and color of the tooth 300 and its periphery (including gums, crevices, etc.). The tooth 300 model creation method is as follows, taking a multi-view image of the tooth 300 by a traversal manner when the user first uses, and obtaining a tooth model using a three-dimensional surface modeling method based on the multi-view image.

Secondly, when target positioning is carried out, an image registration algorithm is used for matching the image to a tooth model, and an anomaly detection method is used for finding out a difference area as a target area. For the target area and the target area coordinates, the user can confirm whether the cleaning is required or not by adopting an interactive method, or judge whether the cleaning is required or not by adopting a machine learning method. The interactive method, such as the target area and the coordinates of the target area, are displayed to the user through a display, and the user confirms whether the cleaning treatment is needed or not through a touch control mode.

In the above method for controlling a dental treatment apparatus, the target positioning step may further adopt a manner of user interaction input. In this way, the visual processing module transmits the intra-oral video image information acquired by the camera to the interaction module in real time, and the interaction module displays the intra-oral video image information in real time through the display screen. User input may click on target region coordinates on the video/image, such as a certain food waste region in the crevice, through a mouse or touch screen on the interactive module. When the target is small, the user can also perform zoom-in and zoom-out operations on the video image through input. The user may also set parameters of the treatment device, such as the cleaning effort, according to the target characteristics. Setting a maximum region threshold (for example, 2mm by 2 mm), and dividing the target region into a plurality of regions not exceeding the threshold if the target region coordinates are greater than the threshold. To avoid the problem of losing targets due to user activity, a target tracking algorithm is used to update the target area coordinates when displacement of the track 100 relative to the tooth 300 is monitored.

The tooth treatment equipment provided by the embodiment of the utility model is simple to operate, and by means of the plug-in cooperation of the track 100 and the arm body 22, the space-limited operation of the treatment device 400 is realized, the condition that the gum or cheek is stimulated or damaged due to improper operation is improved, the aim of the nursing process such as cleaning is clear, the control accuracy is ensured, the discomfort is reduced, and the child friendliness is enhanced.

In addition, the driving component 23 is connected with the arm body 22 in a traction manner, and the arm body 22 can be driven to swing and adjust by the driving component 23, so that the fine adjustment and correction of the position of the treatment device 400 can be realized, the driving manner is high in flexibility, the use needs of various adjustments are met, and compared with the direct driving manner of adopting a motor and the like in the related art, the whole structure is simple, the space occupation is small, the size of the operation end (front end in fig. 7) of the arm body 22 is small, the accurate control of nursing such as cleaning is facilitated, and the discomfort of a user in use is further reduced.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 15, the track 100 includes a body wall 19 and a retaining wall 110, with a track cavity 17 formed intermediate the body wall 19 and the retaining wall 110. The body wall 19 is provided with an elongated guide slot 18 for receiving a part of the assembly of the arm 22 (e.g. a camera) and guiding the direction of movement of the arm 22. A semi-cylindrical tubular portion may be provided at the rear end of the blocking wall 110 for limiting the forward or backward movement of the arm 22 only in the extending direction of the guide groove 18. The tubular portion is laterally provided with openings to allow the arm 22 to be mounted into the tubular portion from the side. The opening of the track cavity 17 is located opposite the body wall 19 and is planar so that the track 100 can be conveniently placed on the outside, inside and tooth end surfaces of the tooth 300.

The main body wall 19 and the blocking wall 110 of the track 100 are made of hard materials, such as stainless steel, hard plastic and the like, so as to ensure the space size of the track cavity 17 and ensure the movement stability of the arm body 22 in the track cavity 17. In the outward direction of the opening, a soft buffer layer, such as silica gel, may be added to the barrier wall 110. When the track 100 is placed in the mouth, the cushioning layer contacts the teeth 300 or gums, which function in two ways. On the one hand, the increased soft material deforms to increase the contact area of the track 100 with the surface of the tooth 300, improving the stability of the track 100, and on the other hand, reducing discomfort caused by gingival compression or friction.

The cushioning layer may be attached to the barrier wall 110 by means of adhesive. In some embodiments, the buffer layer may be a separate thin-walled structural part, which has a shape similar to the shape of the structure formed by the main body wall 19 and the retaining wall 110, and is wrapped around the outer sides of the main body wall 19 and the retaining wall 110 in use, thickened at the opening of the track cavity 17, and can be fixed on the retaining wall 110 by a buckle, so as to achieve the effect of improving stability and comfort.

In some embodiments, track 100 includes bite portion 11, bite portion 11 having an inner cavity 117, an intermediate cavity 116, and an outer cavity 115, inner cavity 117, intermediate cavity 116, and outer cavity 115 forming track cavity 17, inner cavity 117 for treatment device 400 to act on the inner side of tooth 300, intermediate cavity 116 for treatment device 400 to act on the tooth end face of tooth 300, and outer cavity 115 for treatment device 400 to act on the outer side of tooth 300.

For example, as shown in fig. 2 to 4, three rail cavities 17 may be provided in the bite portion 11, and the three rail cavities 17 are an inner cavity 117, an intermediate cavity 116, and an outer cavity 115, respectively, wherein the outer cavity 115 and the inner cavity 117 may be oppositely disposed in an inner-outer direction (left-right direction or front-rear direction), and the intermediate cavity 116 may be located between the outer cavity 115 and the inner cavity 117.

The overall shape of the bite portion 11 may be identical to the arrangement shape of the teeth 300 of the human mouth, for example, the bite portion 11 may be generally L-shaped so that the bite portion 11 may be bite-fixed between the upper and lower rows of teeth 300 and 300 of the human body and may be matched with the half teeth 300 of the human face. When the other teeth 300 need to be cleaned or the like, the occlusal portion 11 may be turned upside down and engaged between the teeth 300 of the upper row and the teeth 300 of the other teeth. It will be appreciated that in other embodiments, the bite portion 11 may be generally U-shaped or the like so as to be bite matched with all teeth 300 in the mouth.

The arrangement of the engaging portion 11 makes the track 100 be fixed in the oral cavity of the human body in an engaging manner, so that the operation load of medical staff can be simplified, and the accuracy and stability of operation are further ensured by the positioning of the engaging portion 11.

Second, the inner cavity 117, the intermediate cavity 116, the outer cavity 115 may correspond to different surfaces of the teeth 300, respectively, for example, cleaning of the inner side of the upper row of teeth 300 or the inner side of the lower row of teeth 300 may be accomplished when the treatment device 400 is fitted within the inner cavity 117. When the treatment device 400 is assembled in the outer cavity 115, the cleaning and the like of the outer side surface of the upper teeth 300 or the outer side surface of the lower teeth 300 can be completed, and when the treatment device 400 is assembled in the intermediate cavity 116, the cleaning and the like of the bottom end surface of the upper teeth 300 or the top end surface of the lower teeth 300 can be completed. Thereby make the handling device 400 can get into corresponding track chamber 17 when nursing such as clean for nursing operation such as clean is more targeted, also can play the effect that further promotes positioning accuracy.

In some embodiments, the occlusion 11 includes a first slot 114 and a second slot 118, the inner cavity 117, the outer cavity 115, the first slot 114, the second slot 118 are disposed on a peripheral side of the middle cavity 116, the inner cavity 117 and the outer cavity 115 are disposed opposite each other, the first slot 114 and the second slot 118 are disposed opposite each other and are configured for occlusion and embedding of the tooth 300, and the inner cavity 117, the middle cavity 116, the outer cavity 115 are in communication with the first slot 114 and the second slot 118 such that the treatment device 400 moving within the inner cavity 117, the middle cavity 116, the outer cavity 115 can extend into the first slot 114 or the second slot 118.

Specifically, as shown in fig. 5 and 6, the first groove 114 and the second groove 118 may be oppositely disposed in an up-down direction, the intermediate chamber 116 may be intermediate the first groove 114 and the second groove 118, and the inner chamber 117, the first groove 114, the outer chamber 115, and the second groove 118 may be sequentially connected in a circumferential direction of the intermediate chamber 116, so that a closed-loop enclosing structure may be formed at a circumferential side of the intermediate chamber 116.

The top side of the inner cavity 117 may communicate with the first groove 114 through a through hole, the bottom side of the inner cavity 117 may also communicate with the second groove 118 through a through hole, and similarly, the top sides of the intermediate cavity 116 and the outer cavity 115 may communicate with the first groove 114 through a through hole, and the bottom sides of the intermediate cavity 116 and the outer cavity 115 may also communicate with the second groove 118 through a through hole.

In use, as shown in fig. 6, the track 100 may be snappingly secured between an upper row of teeth 300 and a lower row of teeth 300 of a person's body, wherein the upper row of teeth 300 may fit within the first slot 114 and the lower row of teeth 300 may fit within the second slot 118. After occlusion fixation, the treatment device 400 may extend into the inner cavity 117, the intermediate cavity 116, and the outer cavity 115, for example, the intermediate cavity 116 may extend into the intermediate cavity 116 and may reciprocate along the extending direction of the intermediate cavity 116, and the treatment device 400 may extend into the first slot 114 and the second slot 118 through the through hole, so as to implement nursing such as cleaning the tooth end surfaces of the upper teeth 300 and the tooth end surfaces of the lower teeth 300.

Alternatively, when the bite portion 11 is L-shaped, the first groove 114 and the second groove 118 may be mirror-symmetrically arranged in the up-down direction in order to enhance the fit to the teeth 300 of different half sides of the face.

In some embodiments, the first slot 114 has a first bottom wall 1143, a first side wall 1141 and a second side wall 1142, the first bottom wall 1143 is connected between the first side wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142, the first side wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142 are oppositely disposed and inclined in opposite directions, and the space between the first side wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142 is gradually reduced along the depth direction of the first slot 114.

For example, as shown in fig. 3, two opposite side walls of the first slot 114 form a first side wall 1141 and a second side wall 1142, respectively, the first side wall 1141 may be an outer slot wall of the first slot 114, the second side wall 1142 may be an inner slot wall of the first slot 114, and the first bottom wall 1143 is a slot bottom wall of the first slot 114. Wherein the first side wall 1141 may be disposed obliquely in a direction from the outside to the inside, and the second side wall 1142 may be disposed obliquely in a direction from the inside to the outside. Thus, the cross section of the first groove 114 may be generally trapezoidal, i.e., the groove width dimension of the first groove 114 becomes gradually smaller in the top-to-bottom direction.

The width of the notch of the first groove 114 is larger on the one hand, so that the teeth 300 can be conveniently inserted into the first groove 114 in a biting way, a certain guiding effect can be achieved by means of the inclined arrangement of the first side wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142, the teeth 300 can be conveniently guided to the middle position of the first groove 114 in a centering way, the accuracy of the biting assembly can be ensured, and the adaptability to the types of the teeth 300 of different human bodies is improved.

On the other hand, the first side wall 1141 and the second side wall 1142 have projection components in both horizontal and vertical directions, wherein the projection components in the horizontal direction facilitate the through-connection of the first slot 114 and the inner cavity 117 in the up-down direction, and also facilitate the through-connection of the first slot 114 and the outer cavity 115 in the up-down direction. The projected component in the vertical direction may then be opposite the inner or outer side of the tooth 300, thereby facilitating cleaning of the inner and outer sides of the tooth 300, etc.

In addition, the first and second sidewalls 1141 and 1142 of the inclined arrangement may also serve to guide the transmission of the bite force, i.e. the bite force may be transmitted to the first and second partitions 112 and 113 via the first and second sidewalls 1141 and 1142, respectively, so that the squeezing action on the inner and outer lumens 117 and 115 may be reduced, the deformation amount of the inner and outer lumens 117 and 115 may be reduced, and the movement of the treatment device 400 within the outer and inner lumens 115 and 117 may be facilitated.

In some embodiments, the first bottom wall 1143, the first side wall 1141, and the second side wall 1142 are each provided with a plurality of first holes 1144 spaced apart along the extending direction of the engaging portion 11, and the first holes 1144 form openings for the treatment device 400 to extend into the first slot 114.

For example, as shown in fig. 2, each of the first bottom wall 1143, the first side wall 1141, and the second side wall 1142 may be formed by a plurality of first links spaced apart along the extending direction of the engaging portion 11, and a first hole 1144 may be formed between any two adjacent first links. In use, the treatment device 400 within the inner cavity 117, the intermediate cavity 116, and the outer cavity 115 may extend into the first slot 114 through the corresponding first aperture 1144, thereby allowing for cleaning or other care of the teeth 300 within the first slot 114.

The arrangement form of the first connecting rod can enable the first hole 1144 to extend along the inner and outer directions on one hand, so that the treatment device 400 can clean the teeth 300 and care the teeth in an inner and outer swinging mode in use, and convenience and flexibility of operation are improved; on the other hand, the first connecting rod has better elastic deformation effect, and the aperture of the first hole 1144 can be enlarged through the deformation of the first connecting rod, so that the treatment device 400 can further conveniently pass through the first hole 1144 and clean the teeth 300.

It is understood that in other embodiments, the first bottom wall 1143, the first side wall 1141, and the second side wall 1142 may be provided with only one first hole 1144, and the first hole 1144 may be a long hole and may be disposed to extend along the extending direction of the engaging portion 11.

In some embodiments, the second groove 118 has a second bottom wall 1183, a third side wall 1181 and a fourth side wall 1182, the second bottom wall 1183 is connected between the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182, the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182 are oppositely arranged and have opposite inclination directions, and the space between the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182 is gradually reduced along the groove depth direction of the second groove 118.

For example, as shown in fig. 4, the opposite side walls of the second slot 118 form a third side wall 1181 and a fourth side wall 1182, respectively, the third side wall 1181 may be an outer slot wall of the second slot 118, the fourth side wall 1182 may be an inner slot wall of the second slot 118, and the second bottom wall 1183 is a slot bottom wall of the second slot 118. Wherein the third sidewall 1181 may be obliquely arranged in a direction from outside down to inside up, and the fourth sidewall 1182 may be obliquely arranged in a direction from inside down to outside up. Thus, the cross section of the second groove 118 may be made generally trapezoidal, i.e., the groove width dimension of the second groove 118 becomes gradually smaller in the bottom-to-top direction.

The width of the notch of the second groove 118 is larger by the design on the one hand, so that the teeth 300 of the lower row can be conveniently meshed and inserted into the second groove 118, a certain guiding effect can be achieved by the inclined arrangement of the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182, the teeth 300 can be conveniently guided towards the middle position of the second groove 118 in a centering manner, the accuracy of meshed assembly can be ensured, and the adaptability to the types of the teeth 300 of different human bodies is improved.

On the other hand, the third sidewall 1181 and the fourth sidewall 1182 have projection components in both the horizontal and vertical directions, wherein the projection components in the horizontal direction facilitate the through-connection of the second slot 118 and the inner cavity 117 in the up-down direction and also facilitate the through-connection of the second slot 118 and the outer cavity 115 in the up-down direction. The projected component in the vertical direction may then be opposite the inner or outer side of the tooth 300, thereby facilitating cleaning of the inner and outer sides of the tooth 300, etc.

In addition, the third and fourth sidewalls 1181 and 1182 of the inclined arrangement may also function to guide the transmission of the bite force, i.e. the bite force may be transmitted to the first and second partitions 112 and 113 via the third and fourth sidewalls 1181 and 1182, respectively, so that the squeezing action on the inner and outer lumens 117 and 115 may be reduced, the deformation amount of the inner and outer lumens 117 and 115 may be reduced, and the movement of the treatment device 400 within the outer and inner lumens 115 and 117 may be facilitated.

In some embodiments, the second bottom wall 1183, the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182 are provided with a plurality of second holes 1184 spaced along the extending direction of the engagement portion 11, and the second holes 1184 form openings for the treatment device 400 to extend into the second slot 118.

For example, as shown in fig. 4, each of the second bottom wall 1183, the third side wall 1181, and the fourth side wall 1182 may be formed by a plurality of second links arranged at intervals along the extending direction of the engaging portion 11, and a second hole 1184 may be formed between any two adjacent second links. In use, the treatment device 400 within the inner cavity 117, the intermediate cavity 116, and the outer cavity 115 may extend into the second slot 118 through the corresponding second aperture 1184, thereby allowing for cleaning or other care of the teeth 300 within the second slot 118.

The arrangement form of the second connecting rod can enable the second hole 1184 to extend along the inner and outer directions on one hand, so that the treatment device 400 can clean the teeth 300 and care the teeth in an inner and outer swinging mode in use, and convenience and flexibility of operation are improved; on the other hand, the second connecting rod also has better elastic deformation effect, and the aperture of the second hole 1184 can be enlarged through the deformation of the second connecting rod, so that the treatment device 400 can further conveniently pass through the second hole 1184 and clean the teeth 300.

It will be appreciated that in other embodiments, the second bottom wall 1183, the third side wall 1181 and the fourth side wall 1182 may be provided with only one second hole 1184, and the second hole 1184 may be a long hole and may be arranged to extend along the extending direction of the engagement portion 11.

In some embodiments, the bite portion 11 includes inner and outer side walls 1112, 1111, first and second partitions 112, 113 arranged opposite to each other, an inner cavity 117, an intermediate cavity 116, an outer cavity 115, a first and second grooves 114, 118 are each located between the inner and outer side walls 1112, 1111, the first and second partitions 112, 113 are each disposed within the housing 111 and divide the interior space of the housing 111 into the inner cavity 117, the intermediate cavity 116, and the outer cavity 115, with the intermediate cavity 116 being located between the first and second partitions 112, 113, the outer cavity 115 being located between the first and outer side walls 112, 1111, and the inner cavity 117 being located between the second and inner side walls 113, 1112.

For example, as shown in fig. 2, the bite portion 11 includes a housing 111, and the housing 111, the first partition portion 112, and the second partition portion 113 may be integrally formed. Wherein the housing 111 may be generally tubular and an upper side of the housing 111 may be recessed downwardly and form a first slot 114 and a lower side of the housing 111 may be recessed upwardly and form a second slot 118. As shown in fig. 3, the first and second partitions 112 and 113 may be provided inside the case 111 and may be arranged at intervals in parallel in the inner and outer directions, wherein the first partition 112 may be located outside the second partition 113.

The outer chamber 115 may be located outside the first partition 112, the intermediate chamber 116 may be between the first partition 112 and the second partition 113, and the inner chamber 117 may be located inside the second partition 113. Thus, on the one hand, the first and second partition portions 112 and 113 serve to partition the space within the housing 111, thereby simplifying the overall structure and achieving the separation of the outer chamber 115, the intermediate chamber 116, and the inner chamber 117.

On the other hand, the first partition 112 and the second partition 113 may play a supporting role in use, so that the bite portion 11 may bear the bite force of the human body without collapsing, thereby satisfying the use requirement of the assembly and movement of the treatment device 400 and protecting the treatment device 400.

As shown in fig. 3 and 4, the inner sidewall 1112 and the outer sidewall 1111 may be substantially plate-shaped structures and may be sidewalls of the housing 111, and the inner sidewall 1112 and the outer sidewall 1111 may extend along an extending direction of the engaging portion 11, and the inner sidewall 1112 is located inside the outer sidewall 1111, and in use, the inner sidewall 1112 is used to face toward the inside of the oral cavity, and the outer sidewall 1111 is used to face toward the outside of the oral cavity.

The arrangement of the inner side wall 1112 and the outer side wall 1111 can play a role in protecting the treatment device 400, wherein the inner side wall 1112 can stop the treatment device 400 in the inner cavity 117, so that the condition that the treatment device 400 is extended from the inner cavity 117 to easily damage the tongue can be avoided, and the outer side wall 1111 can stop the treatment device 400 in the outer cavity 115, so that the condition that the treatment device 400 is extended from the outer cavity 115 to easily damage the cheek can be avoided, and the use safety is improved.

In addition, the inner side wall 1112 and the outer side wall 1111 have relatively high structural strength, so that the inner side wall 1112 and the outer side wall 1111 can simultaneously support the first partition portion 112 and the second partition portion 113, the deformation amount of the engaging portion 11 during engagement is reduced, and the use requirement of smooth movement of the treatment device 400 in the inner cavity 117, the middle cavity 116 and the outer cavity 115 is ensured.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 6, the cross sections of the inner side wall 1112, the outer side wall 1111, the first partition 112, and the second partition 113 are arc-shaped, and may be specifically arc-shaped, where the outer side wall 1111, the first partition 112, and the second partition 113 each protrude toward the outer side (left side in fig. 6) of the track 100, and the inner side wall 1112 protrudes toward the inner side (right side in fig. 6) of the track 100.

During occlusion, the outer sidewall 1111, the first partition 112 and the second partition 113 are all deformed to protrude outward from the treatment device 400, and the inner sidewall 1112 is deformed to protrude inward from the treatment device 400. Therefore, the overall deformation of the treatment device 400 tends to the outside during occlusion, which accords with the design of human body, and the extrusion of the cavity inside the oral cavity can be reduced, so that the comfort during occlusion can be improved, and the discomfort is further reduced.

Secondly, the arc-shaped design is convenient for realizing smooth connection on one hand, thereby having the function of eliminating concentrated stress, and on the other hand, having the function of enhancing structural strength and elastic performance, thereby fully meeting the use requirement.

In addition, the curved design may also form a structure similar to a guide groove on the concave surfaces of the inner wall 1112, the outer wall 1111, the first partition 112 and the second partition 113, so as to improve the guiding performance of the movement of the treatment device 400 and enhance the restraining effect.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 6, the cross-sectional (vertical cross-section) profile of the outer sidewall 1111 is located on the first ellipse 14, the cross-sectional (vertical cross-section) profile of the first partition 112 is located on the second ellipse 15, the cross-sectional (vertical cross-section) profile of the second partition 113 and the cross-sectional (vertical cross-section) profile of the inner sidewall 1112 are located on the third ellipse 16, and the centers of the first ellipse 14, the second ellipse 15, and the third ellipse 16 are all located on the same plane, for example, the centers of the first ellipse 14, the second ellipse 15, and the third ellipse 16 may be located in the same horizontal plane.

This makes the overall structure of the engagement portion 11 vertically symmetrical, and ensures that the outer side wall 1111, the first partition portion 112, the second partition portion 113, and the inner side wall 1112 have substantially the same deformation amount at the upper and lower sides when the engagement portion is fixed, thereby ensuring the vertical consistency.

In some embodiments, the direction of extension of the major axis of the second ellipse 15 coincides with the direction of spacing of the first and second partitions 112, 113, and the direction of extension of the major axis of the first ellipse 14 and the direction of extension of the major axis of the third ellipse 16 are both orthogonal to the direction of extension of the major axis of the second ellipse 15.

For example, as shown in fig. 6, the major axis of the second ellipse 15 may extend generally in the left-right direction, and both the major axis of the first ellipse 14 and the major axis of the third ellipse 16 may extend in the up-down direction. The matching design is convenient to limit the first groove 114 and the second groove 118 on one hand, and on the other hand, the short axis of the first ellipse 14 and the short axis of the second ellipse 15 can be positioned horizontally, so that the overall transverse dimension of the oral cavity guide rail can be reduced, the matching in the oral cavity is convenient, and the effect of further improving the occlusal comfort is also achieved.

In addition, since the minor axis of the second ellipse 15 extends in the up-down direction, the second ellipse 15 has a strong structural strength in the up-down direction, thereby fully satisfying the use requirement of bearing the biting action of the teeth 300. Meanwhile, the distance between the upper teeth 300 and the lower teeth 300 during occlusion can be reduced, and the effect of improving the occlusion comfort can be further achieved.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6, the major axis of the first ellipse 14 may be 26mm and the minor axis may be 10mm. The first and second partitions 112 and 113 may have a pitch of 15mm in the left-right direction. The major axis of the third ellipse 16 may be 20mm and the minor axis 13mm.

In some embodiments, the track 100 includes a guide 12, the guide 12 being connected to the bite portion 11, at least a portion of the guide 12 being configured to extend outside of the mouth of the person, and the guide 12 being provided with a guide hole 1211, the guide hole 1211 being configured to guide the treatment device 400 into the lumen 117, the intermediate lumen 116, or the outer lumen 115.

For example, as shown in fig. 2, the guide portion 12 may be integrally formed with the engaging portion 11, the guide portion 12 may have a generally tubular structure, and an inner space of the guide portion 12 forms a guide hole 1211. As shown in fig. 3, the guide hole 1211 may be opposite to the inlet of the inner chamber 117, the inlet of the intermediate chamber 116, and the inlet of the outer chamber 115, and the width dimension L1 of the guide hole 1211 in the inner and outer directions may be matched to the overall width dimension L2 of the inner chamber 117, the intermediate chamber 116, and the outer chamber 115 in the inner and outer directions, for example, the width dimension L1 may be substantially identical to the width dimension L2.

In use, as shown in fig. 5, the engaging portion 11 can be engaged and fixed in the oral cavity, the guiding portion 12 can extend from the mouth and can be located outside the human body, the treatment device 400 can be inserted into the guiding hole 1211, and then the treatment device 400 can be inserted into the outer cavity 115, the middle cavity 116 and the inner cavity 117 respectively, so that the assembly of the treatment device 400 is facilitated, and meanwhile, the protection effect is also achieved, namely, the situation that the treatment device 400 is easy to touch the mouth and damage is easy to cause in use is avoided.

In some embodiments, the guide portion 12 includes a tube 121, a first connection plate 122 and a second connection plate 123, the first connection plate 122 and the second connection plate 123 are oppositely arranged in a direction orthogonal to a spacing direction of the first groove 114 and the second groove 118, and the first connection plate 122 and the second connection plate 123 are smoothly connected between the tube 121 and the bite portion 11, and the guide hole 1211 is provided in the tube 121.

For example, as shown in fig. 2 and 4, each of the first connection plate 122 and the second connection plate 123 may be arc-shaped long plates, the pipe body 121 may be substantially square pipe-shaped, one end of the first connection plate 122 may be connected to an outer side (left side) of the pipe body 121, the other end of the first connection plate 122 may be smoothly connected to an outer side wall 1111 of the case 111, one end of the second connection plate 123 may be connected to an inner side (right side) of the pipe body 121, and the other end of the second connection plate 123 may be smoothly connected to an inner side wall 1112 of the case 111.

The arrangement of the first connecting plate 122 and the second connecting plate 123 can enhance the overall length of the guiding part 12 on one hand, so that the extension amount of the guiding part 12 extending to the outer side of the oral cavity can be increased, and on the other hand, the first connecting plate 122 and the second connecting plate 123 have good elastic deformation capability, so that the orientation and the azimuth of the tube body 121 can be adaptively adjusted in use, and the comfort of use is further improved.

In some embodiments, track 100 includes a stop 13, where stop 13 is blocked at the exit end of lumen 117, intermediate lumen 116, outer lumen 115 to prevent treatment device 400 from extending out of bite 11 from lumen 117, intermediate lumen 116, outer lumen 115.

For example, as shown in fig. 2 and fig. 4, the limiting portion 13 may be integrally formed at the tail end of the engaging portion 11, and the limiting portion 13 may be in a plate structure, so that the limiting portion 13 may block the outlet ends of the inner cavity 117, the middle cavity 116 and the outer cavity 115, thereby avoiding the situation that the treatment device 400 extends from the outlet end of the corresponding cavity, playing a limiting effect on the treatment device 400, and also avoiding the situation that the treatment device 400 extending to the outer side of the engaging portion 11 is easy to damage the human body, and further improving the safety protection.

In some embodiments, the mechanical arm 200 includes a carrier 21, the arm 22 and the driving assembly 23 are assembled on the carrier 21, the track 100 is fixedly connected with the carrier 21, and the track 100 is used for controlling the carrier 21 to move to a corresponding position of the oral cavity by a person, and the treatment device 400 is used for realizing nursing such as cleaning of the teeth 300 by moving the arm 22 in the track cavity 17.

For example, the carrier 21 may be made of plastic and may be molded by injection molding, as shown in fig. 7 to 9, the carrier 21 may be a shell-like structure, for example, the carrier 21 may be a cuboid housing, a cylindrical housing, or the like, the arm 22 and the driving component 23 may be installed in the carrier 21, and in use, the arm 22 may extend out of the carrier 21 under the action of the driving component 23. In other embodiments, the carrier 21 may be a stand-off structure, in which case the arm 22 and the drive assembly 23 are mounted on the carrier 21.

As shown in fig. 13 and 14, the rail 100 may be fixed to the front end of the carrier 21 in an integrally formed manner, fastened, welded, adhered, fastened, or the like. At this time, only one rail chamber 17 in the rail 100 may be provided, and the rail chamber 17 communicates with an outlet for the arm 22 to protrude on the carrier 21.

In use, a medical care person or user can hold the carrier 21 and extend the track 100 into the oral cavity, after the track 100 moves to the corresponding teeth 300, the arm 22 can move under the action of the driving component 23 and can move along the track cavity 17, and the treatment device 400 assembled in the channel 224 of the arm 22 can finish the cleaning of the teeth 300 under the action of the arm 22. This manner of use is similar to the manner in which toothbrushes are used, i.e., manual handling of the robotic arm 200 is required during use, and then the treatment device 400 performs the care of cleaning the teeth 300, etc., by action within the orbital cavity 17.

The design mode can greatly simplify the structure of the automatic tooth treatment equipment, is beneficial to realizing miniaturization, can improve the convenience of operation, and is convenient for users to operate in home environments.

In some embodiments, the arm body 22 further comprises a support arm segment 223, the support arm segment 223 being connected between the flex arm segment 221 and the drive assembly 23, i.e. the flex arm segment 221 may be connected at the front end of the support arm segment 223 and the drive assembly 23 may be connected at the rear end of the support arm segment 223.

As shown in fig. 14 and 15, the support arm segment 223 functions as a support and transmission. First, the drive assembly 23 can drive the support arm segment 223 to translate, further driving the flex arm segment 221 to translate in the same direction and speed. Next, the support arm segment 223 includes a plurality of scattering-like arranged extensions 2232, the curved arm segment 221 being located intermediate the plurality of extensions 2232, the plurality of extensions 2232 including the first extension 22321. The drive assembly 23 is connected to the curved arm segment 221 by at least one connector 2333, the connector 2333 overlapping the first extension 22321 in a one-to-one correspondence.

For example, as shown in fig. 14 and 15, the support arm segments 223 are generally tubular in configuration and may be machined from a metal round tube. On the side near the curved arm section 221, the tubular structure is provided with three extensions 2232, and the extensions 2232 may be integrally formed with the support arm section 223 and may be generally Z-shaped. Three extensions 2232 may be spaced along the circumference of the tubular structure. As shown in fig. 15, two extending portions 2232, which are oppositely arranged in the up-down direction, among the three extending portions 2232 are configured as first extending portions 22321, and the connection member 2333 of the driving assembly 23 may be provided with two, and the two connection members 2333 may be respectively overlapped on the corresponding first extending portions 22321 in one-to-one correspondence.

In some embodiments, the support arm segment 223 is machined from a metal round tube having an outer diameter of 5mm and a wall thickness of 0.2mm. Firstly, cutting one end of a metal round tube by adopting laser cutting to obtain 3 arc-shaped long strips with the width of about 4 mm. A Z-shaped support plate is then machined using a mold for supporting the connector 2333 of the drive assembly 23.

The end of each connector 2333 is then hinged or hooked to the front end of arm 22. In some embodiments, the connector 2333 is a wire rope. The wire rope is attached to the first extension 22321 and passed through the support arm segment 223. The section of the wire rope in contact with the support arm segment 223 is provided with a protective sleeve, such as a PTFE (teflon) tube with a self-lubricating effect, for reducing friction between the wire rope and the support arm segment 223 and reducing wear. In some embodiments, after the arm 22 is mounted with the track 100, there is contact and pressure between the sheathing tube outside of the first extension 22321 and the side walls of the track 100. When the driving assembly 23 drives the support arm segment 223 to translate, the extrusion is generated between the sheath tube and the side wall of the track 100, so that the retaining wall 110 of the track 100 can be provided with a slide way with a semicircular cross section, so as to avoid deformation of the sheath tube caused by extrusion, and further avoid increase of drag resistance of the connecting piece 2333 caused by extrusion. The semicircular diameter of the section of the slideway is equivalent to the outer diameter of the sheath tube.

In use, the two first extending portions 22321 can act as arms, and the bending angle of the bending arm section 221 can be adjusted by the pulling and matching of the two connecting members 2333, so as to adjust the position and orientation of the front end (and the passage outlet 2241) of the bending arm section 221, thereby meeting the use requirement of driving the treatment device 400. The moment generated by the pulling of the arm (extension 2232) is greater than the case where the connector 2333 is provided inside the bending arm segment 221, so that the flexibility of the bending operation of the bending arm segment 221 can be improved. In the scheme of adjusting the bending angle of the bending arm section 221 by pulling the support arm, the bending arm section 221 may be made of a hose material such as silica gel, rubber, plastic, etc.

In some embodiments, the end side of the sheath tube is provided with a water-tight feature for preventing liquid from the sheath tube from entering the carrier 21 and the drive assembly 23. The waterproof component can adopt a silica gel sealing ring. In other embodiments, the waterproof member may be provided in a plugging position of a retractable sheath tube having one end secured in a sealed manner to the arm 22 and the other end secured in a sealed manner to the wire rope. When the connector 2333 is pulled, the steel wire rope and the sheath tube are relatively displaced, and the sheath tube is correspondingly stretched, so that dust, liquid and the like are prevented from entering the carrier 21 and the driving assembly 23 through the sheath tube while the pulling of the connector 2333 is not affected.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 15, the vision module 27 of the mechanical arm 200 includes a camera, the plurality of extending portions 2232 includes a second extending portion 22322, only one second extending portion 22322 may be provided, the second extending portion 22322 may also be Z-shaped, and the second extending portion 22322 may be located between two first extending portions 22321, the camera may be fixed at an end of the second extending portion 22322, a guiding groove 18 is provided in the track cavity 17, the guiding groove 18 extends along an extending direction (front-rear direction) of the track cavity 17, and the second extending portion 22322 is slidingly guided in the guiding groove 18.

The support arm segment 223 may be formed by a metal round tube, the second extension 22322 is formed into a Z-shaped plate-shaped support arm suitable for camera mounting by a die, and the end of the second extension 22322 may be formed into a recess matching the shape of the camera by a die. The camera is installed in the recess, and the stainless steel outer wall of recess formation camera, stainless steel outer wall combine glue to pour into, can carry out effectual protection, such as waterproof, anticollision to the camera. The wires connected to the camera are disposed at one side of the second extension 22322 near the curved arm section 221, pass through the inner side of the support arm section 223, reach the carrier 21, and are connected to the vision processing module.

In some embodiments, the camera size is about 3.5×3.5×3.8 and the field angle is about 90 degrees. The camera is supported by the track 100 about 10mm from the surface of the tooth 300 and the imaging width is about 20mm. It is contemplated that the individual teeth 300 of the human body will typically be less than 20mm in height and width. The camera can be mounted on the support arm section 223, and the shooting of the teeth 300 corresponding to the track cavity 17 can be realized only by following the support arm section 223 to advance and retreat without following the bending swing of the bending arm section 221.

Therefore, on one hand, the camera can be independent of the bent arm section 221, so that the bent arm section 221 can be of smaller specification and size, the flexibility of operation can be further improved, discomfort is reduced, and on the other hand, the stability of the camera in use can be improved by limiting the guide groove 18 in the vertical direction, and therefore the shooting quality can be improved, and the video image information can be conveniently observed and collected.

It should be noted that the extent of the forward or backward movement of the support arm section 223 is determined by the length of the guide groove 18. In some embodiments, track 100 comprises a plurality of different sizes, which may be substituted for treating different tooth 300 locations. For example, a longer (about 30 mm) track 100 of guide slot 18 is used on the outside of tooth 300 at the end of the tooth so that the displacement of the support arm segment 223 forward and backward is about 30mm, so that track 100 can cover 3-4 tooth 300 surfaces at a time; the space near the inner side of the incisors is small, and a track 100 using a short (about 10 mm) guide groove 18 is required so that the track 100 can enter the space inside the incisors.

On the side close to the carrier 21, the rail 100 is provided with a semi-cylindrical tubular portion for limiting the forward or backward movement of the support arm segment 223 only in the direction of the guide slot 18. The tubular portion side opening is sized to correspond to the diameter of the circular tube of the support arm segment 223 so that the support arm segment 223 may be side mounted into the tubular portion. To reduce friction between the support arm segment 223 and the track 100, linear bearings may be provided between the support arm segment 223 and the track 100. The linear bearing can be a plastic bearing, has a simple structure and is easy to clean.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 7, the arm body 22 may further include a driving arm section 222, where the driving arm section 222 is connected between the bending arm section 221 and the supporting arm section 223, that is, the bending arm section 221 may be connected to a front end of the driving arm section 222, and the supporting arm section 223 may be connected to a rear end of the driving arm section 222.

The actuator arm segment 222 may be resiliently swingable and retractable, for example, the actuator arm segment 222 may be a spring, thereby meeting the operational requirements of telescoping adjustment and swing. The function of the drive arm section 222 is to accommodate a curved track cavity 17. When the driving assembly 23 drives the arm body 22 into the track cavity 17, the transmission arm section 222 is bent under the action of the driving force, and the bending radian of the transmission arm section is matched with that of the track cavity 17. Accordingly, the arm 22 can move forward, backward and rotate in the curved track cavity 17 under the driving of the driving assembly 23.

The support arm segment 223 is connected to the drive assembly 23, e.g., the support arm segment 223 may be a hard material, e.g., the support arm segment 223 may be a metal tube or a hard plastic. Thereby, the connection with the drive assembly 23 is facilitated, and the stability of the transmission is also ensured.

In some embodiments, the elasticity of the driving arm segment 222 is greater than the elasticity of the bending arm segment 221. For example, both the flex arm segment 221 and the actuator arm segment 222 may be spring loaded, wherein the elastic deformation properties of the flex arm segment 221 are less than the elastic deformation properties of the actuator arm segment 222.

Therefore, the flexibility of adjustment can be fully satisfied by virtue of the high elasticity of the transmission arm segment 222, so that the arm body 22 can be adaptively adjusted according to the requirement. Because the elasticity of the driving arm section 222 is smaller, the use requirement of swing adjustment is met, and the effect of controlling the deformation amount can be achieved, so that the accuracy of adjustment can be ensured. In addition, the bending arm section 221 can also have a better supporting effect, that is, the teeth 300 can generate a reverse acting force on the treatment device 400 during the operation, and the smaller deformation of the bending arm section 221 can reduce the influence of the reverse acting force, so that the accuracy and stability of the operation can be ensured.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 10 and 11, the length dimension of the driving arm segment 222 in the front-to-back direction is longer than the length dimension of the bending arm segment 221 in the front-to-back direction. Thereby, the elastic deformability of the arm body 22 at the transmission arm segment 222 can be further improved, and the use requirement of deformation in the track cavity 17 with limited space is fully satisfied. The shorter flex arm segment 221 also serves to further reduce the impact of the opposing forces.

In some embodiments, the driving assembly 23 includes a first driving member 231, where the first driving member 231 is connected to the arm 22 and is used for driving the arm 22 to rotate Xiang Zhuaidong, the first driving member 231 includes a first driver 2311 and a driving gear 2312, a driven gear 2231 is disposed on an outer peripheral side of the arm 22, and the driving gear 2312 is connected to the first driver 2311 and is in meshing engagement with the driven gear 2231.

For example, as shown in fig. 10, the first driver 2311 may be a motor, the driving gear 2312 may be fixed on a driving shaft of the first driver 2311, the driven gear 2231 may be integrally formed on an outer peripheral side of the support arm section 223, the driving gear 2312 and the driven gear 2231 may be engaged and matched, and in use, the driving gear 2312 may be driven to rotate by the first driver 2311, so that the rotation adjustment of the arm body 22 may be achieved.

Optionally, the first drive 231 may further include an intermediate gear, which may be engaged between the driving gear 2312 and the driven gear 2231, so that the intermediate gear may be configured to facilitate the design of a gear ratio and torque between gears, and to enhance the self-locking capability between gears, so as to facilitate the maintenance of the arm 22 in the rotationally adjusted position.

In some embodiments, the drive assembly 23 includes a second drive 232, the second drive 232 being coupled to the arm 22, and the second drive 232 being configured to translate the first drive 231 and the arm 22 relative to the carrier 21, the second drive 232 including a second driver 2323, a lead screw 2321, and a slider 2322, the slider 2322 being threadably mounted to a peripheral side of the lead screw 2321 and coupled to the first drive 231, the second driver 2323 being coupled to the lead screw 2321 to translate the first drive 231 by rotation of the lead screw 2321.

For example, as shown in fig. 10 and 11, the second driver 2323 may be a motor, and the screw 2321 may generally extend in a front-rear direction, wherein a front end of the screw 2321 may be connected to a driving shaft of the second driver 2323, and a rear end of the screw 2321 may be rotatably assembled with the carrier 21. The slider 2322 may be threadably mounted on the lead screw 2321.

The first driver 231 and the second driver 232 may have two connection plates, the two connection plates may be disposed opposite to each other in the front-rear direction, the driving gear 2312 and the driven gear 2231 may be assembled between the two connection plates, the first driver 2311 may be fixed on one of the connection plates, and the slider 2322 may be clamped and fixed between the two connection plates.

Therefore, when the second driver 2323 rotates, the slider 2322 can move along the screw 2321, so that the first driver 231 can be driven to move back and forth, and depth adjustment of the arm body 22 is achieved. The driving mode of the screw 2321 is good in stability and high in precision, and the accuracy of translational adjustment of the arm body 22 is guaranteed.

In some embodiments, the driving assembly 23 includes a third driving member 233, the third driving member 233 includes a third driving member 2331, a rotating member 2332, and a connecting member 2333, the connecting member 2333 passes through the passage 224 and is connected to the bending arm section 221, and the connecting member 2333 is flexibly deformable and wound around the rotating member 2332, the connecting member 2333 is used for winding or releasing by rotating the rotating member 2332 to achieve traction swing adjustment of the bending arm section 221, and the third driving member 2331 is connected to the rotating member 2332 and is used for driving the rotating member 2332 to rotate.

For example, as shown in fig. 10 and 11, the third driver 2331 may be a motor, and the rotator 2332 may be a reel or a winding drum, etc. The rotating member 2332 may be connected to a driving shaft of the third driver 2331, the connecting member 2333 may be a rope, a wire rope, or the like, the connecting member 2333 may be wound around an outer peripheral side of the rotating member 2332, and the connecting member 2333 may pass through the channel 224 of the arm body 22 and may be fixedly connected to the bent arm section 221, and the connection and fixation may be in a welding, hooking, or the like.

In use, the third driver 2331 may drive the rotating member 2332 to rotate, e.g., when the rotating member 2332 is rotated in a forward direction, the connecting member 2333 may be wound around the rotating member 2332, at which time the connecting member 2333 may effect the pulling of the curved arm segment 221. When the rotating member 2332 rotates in the opposite direction, the connecting member 2333 wound around the rotating member 2332 is released, and the bending arm section 221 can be elastically restored.

Alternatively, a plurality of third drives 233 may be provided, and the connection member 2333 of each third drive 233 may be wound around the corresponding rotation member 2332 and connected to the bending arm section 221. In use, the swinging drive of the bending arm section 221 can be achieved by winding or releasing the different connectors 2333, and at this time, the bending arm section 221 may not have elastic performance, but only have swinging capability.

Preferably, the first driver 2311, the second driver 2323 and the third driver 2331 all adopt power modules such as stepping motors, which can quantitatively control the rotation angle, for example, 15 stepping motor modules with smaller volume and larger moment.

In some embodiments, the curved arm segment 221 may be curved in two opposite directions using a two-way curved serpentine tube structure. As shown in fig. 15, two directions are located within the track cavity 17, respectively towards the two first extensions 22321 of the support arm segment 223, and are connected to the third drive 233 by means of a wire rope (i.e., the connection 2333).

The two directions are respectively X positive direction and X negative direction. The rotating member 2332 of the third drive 233 at the front end of the bent arm section 221 is connected to the wire rope corresponding to the X positive direction and the X negative direction. When the rotating piece 2332 rotates positively, the wire rope corresponding to the positive direction of X is pulled, and meanwhile, the wire rope corresponding to the negative direction of X is released, so that the bending arm section 221 of the snake bone tube structure is driven to bend towards the positive direction of X. When the rotating piece 2332 rotates negatively, the steel wire rope corresponding to the X negative direction is pulled, and meanwhile, the steel wire rope corresponding to the X positive direction is released, so that the bending arm section 221 is driven to bend towards the X negative direction.

The extending direction of the guide groove 18 is set as Z, and the arm 22 quantitatively moves along the Z direction under the driving of the second driving 232. The passage outlet 2241 (the front end of the arm body 22) can be quantitatively controlled to an arbitrary position in the XZ plane within the stroke range by the actuation of the second drive 232 and the third drive 233. Wherein the range of travel is defined by the orbital chamber 17. The XZ plane is parallel to the plane of the opening of the orbital cavity 17. Since the two-way curved bellows structure cannot be curved in the vertical direction of the XZ plane (i.e., Y-direction), displacement of the passage outlet 2241 in the Y-direction can be restricted, reducing the control complexity of the drive assembly 23.

In other embodiments, the curved arm segment 221 uses a four-way curved serpentine tube structure, a laser cut machining schematic of which is shown in fig. 17. The inside of the snake bone pipe is provided with 4 steel wire ropes, and the snake bone pipe can be respectively bent towards 4 directions by respectively pulling one of the steel wire ropes. The 4 directions correspond to the X positive direction, the X negative direction, the Y positive direction and the Y negative direction of the plane coordinates. The third driving unit 233 includes two rotating members 2332, the first rotating member 2332 is connected to the wire ropes corresponding to the positive direction and the negative direction of X, and the second rotating member 2332 is connected to the wire ropes corresponding to the positive direction and the negative direction of Y. When the rotating piece 2332 rotates positively, the steel wire rope corresponding to the positive direction of X is pulled, and meanwhile, the steel wire rope corresponding to the negative direction of X is released, so that the bending arm section 221 of the snake bone pipe structure is driven to bend towards the positive direction of X; when the rotating piece 2332 rotates negatively, the steel wire rope corresponding to the X negative direction is pulled, and meanwhile, the steel wire rope corresponding to the X positive direction is released, so that the bending arm section 221 is driven to bend towards the X negative direction. Similarly, when the rotating member 2332 rotates, the bending arm section 221 is driven to bend in the positive or negative direction of Y.

By quantitatively controlling the rotation angle of the rotator 2332, the pulling displacement of the wire rope pulling rope can be quantitatively controlled in a certain range, thereby quantitatively controlling the bending angle of the bent arm section 221 and the displacement amplitude of the front end of the arm body 22 (including the passage outlet 2241) in the X direction. Similarly, by quantitatively controlling the rotation angle of the rotator 2332, the bending angle of the bent arm section 221 and the displacement amplitude of the front end of the arm 22 (including the passage outlet 2241) in the Y direction can be quantitatively controlled. Further, by adjusting the rotation direction of the combined rotation member 2332, the bending of the bending arm section 221 in any direction and at a specified angle can be realized.

The second drive 232 drives the translational direction of the arm 22 to be the Z direction perpendicular to the XY plane with respect to the XY plane coordinate system. The passage outlet 2241 (the front end of the arm body 22) can be quantitatively controlled to an arbitrary position in XYZ three-dimensional space within the stroke range in combination with the second drive 232 and the third drive 233. Wherein the range of travel is defined by the orbital chamber 17. Further, the first driver 231 may control the passage outlet 2241 at the front end of the arm 22 and the vision module 27 to be oriented at different angles.

Alternatively, as shown in fig. 16, the snake bone tube structure includes multiple segments, one of the two adjacent segments is provided with a rotary joint female head 225, the other is provided with a rotary joint male head 226, and a bending reserved groove 227 is provided between the rotary joint female head 225 and the rotary joint male head 226. As shown in fig. 17, the rotational joint female 225 may include three protrusions 2251, the rotational joint male 226 may include two protrusions 2261, and the rotational joint male 226 is inserted between the three protrusions of the rotational joint female 225, and both sides of the rotational joint female 225 are provided with curved reserve grooves 227. When the snake bone tube is bent, the rotary joint male head 226 rotates around the rotary joint female head 225, and meanwhile the bending reserved groove 227 in the bending direction is contracted, and the bending reserved groove 227 in the opposite direction is expanded.

As shown in fig. 16 and 17, each section of the snake bone tube structure may be further provided with a wire-passing hole support 228, the wire-passing hole support 228 may be formed by die grooving, and the wire-passing hole support 228 may form a spindle-shaped small hole with a surrounding portion, the direction of the small hole is parallel to the direction of the channel 224 of the steel tube, and the small hole is used for installing a traction steel wire for traction of bending of the snake bone tube.

In some embodiments, the robotic arm 200 includes a pipette 24, the inlet of the pipette 24 being adjacent to the curved arm segment 221, the pipette 24 being configured to aspirate liquid within the oral cavity of a person.

For example, as shown in fig. 8 to 11, the pipette 24 may be fitted in the carrier 21, and the pipette 24 may be a flexible tube, specifically, a silicone tube, a rubber tube, or the like, so that the sense of discomfort in use may be reduced. The free end of the pipette 24 may extend to the outside of the carrier 21, which is provided with a counterweight, for example by means of a snap-fit or adhesive connection of an iron ring at the distal side of the free end, so that the free end is bent downwards, which is immersed in the liquid under the effect of the counterweight when there is liquid in the vicinity.

When the mechanical arm 200 is operated, the liquid suction pipe 24 can suck the waste liquid such as saliva and cleaning liquid, so that the liquid amount in the oral cavity can be controlled, the condition that the operation is easy to influence when the liquid is more is avoided, and the uncomfortable feeling of the operation is further improved.

In some embodiments, the carrier 21 is provided with a tube portion 211, the tube portion 211 protrudes from the surface of the carrier 21 and is connected at the outlet of the channel 224, the arm 22 is fitted in the tube portion 211, and the tube portion 211 is used for plugging-in fitting with the rail 100.

For example, as shown in fig. 7 and 9, the tube portion 211 may be integrally formed with the carrier 21, the tube portion 211 may be in a circular tube shape, and the arm 22 may extend from the tube portion 211. By means of the pipe portion 211, on one hand, the structural strength of the outlet on the arm body 22 and the carrier 21 can be enhanced, certain anti-abrasion, waterproof and other protection effects are achieved, and on the other hand, when the novel anti-abrasion and waterproof support is used, the pipe portion 211 can be inserted into the inlet of the track 100, so that the connection limiting effect with the track 100 can be enhanced, and the stability of operation is improved.

In some embodiments, the mechanical arm 200 includes a control module 26, where the control module 26 is disposed on the carrier 21 and electrically connected to the driving component 23, and the control module 26 is used for controlling the driving component 23 to act.

For example, as shown in fig. 10 and 11, the control module 26 includes circuitry such as a processor, motor drive, status indicator lights, and the like. The processor may be shared with the vision module 27 or may be provided separately. The drivers of the first driver 231, the second driver 232 and the third driver 233 can be electrically connected with the control module 26, the control module 26 can plan the motion track of the mechanical arm 200 and can overall control the start and stop time, the rotation speed and other motion parameters of the corresponding drivers by means of the data images acquired by the vision module 27, so that the automation of the nursing process such as cleaning and the like can be realized, and the high efficiency and the accuracy of the nursing such as cleaning and the like are also ensured.

In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 8 to 11, the mechanical arm 200 may further include a connection terminal 25, and the control module 26 may be electrically connected to the outside through the connection terminal 25, so as to facilitate providing power support and data transmission.

In some embodiments, the treatment device 400 may be a sand blasting scaler 400, in particular may be a tooth cleaner, etc., the sand blasting scaler 400 may include a pump body 41, a conduit 42, a container and a nozzle, wherein the container is used for storing cleaning liquid, the container may be a water tank, the container may be arranged outside the mechanical arm 200, as shown in fig. 14, the conduit 42 passes through the channel 224 and is connected with the nozzle, the nozzle is matched at an opening of the track cavity 17, and the pump body 41 is arranged at the conduit 42 and is used for conveying the cleaning liquid in the container to the nozzle.

The pump body 41 is an engine device capable of generating a high-pressure fluid, such as a diaphragm pump or a plunger pump, and the fluid may be a liquid such as clean water or water, or may be a gas. One end of the conduit 42 is connected to the pump body 41, reaches the passage outlet 2241 via the passage 224, and the other end is connected to a nozzle located at the passage outlet 2241. High-pressure fluid can be delivered to the nozzle by means of the conduit 42 and high-pressure injection is achieved, i.e. high-pressure fluid injected by the pump body 41 reaches the channel outlet 2241 via the channel 224 and the conduit 42. The arm 22 and the catheter 42 may be integrally formed, that is, the arm 22 itself may be formed of the catheter 42 resistant to high pressure, so that the arm 22 and the treatment device 400 share the same components.

The conduit 42 may include a first tube, one end of which may be connected to the container, the other end of which may be connected to the pump body 41, and a second tube, one end of which may be connected to the pump body 41, the nozzle may be fitted in a side hole of the front end of the arm body 22, the second tube passing through the passage 224 of the arm body 22 and the other end of which may be connected to the nozzle.

When the cleaning agent is used, the image information in the teeth 300 and the oral cavity can be acquired through the vision module 27, the distribution condition of food residues, pigments, soft dirt and other dirt can be obtained through image analysis, and then the control module 26 can drive the driving assembly 23 to act, so that the position and the spraying direction of the nozzle can be adjusted, the nozzle can be opposite to the dirt on the teeth 300, and the dirt can be cleaned and removed through sprayed cleaning liquid.

In the cleaning process, parameters such as pressure and frequency of the cleaning liquid may be adjusted by the pump body 41, for example, the pressure and frequency may be increased when the cleaning liquid is directed to dirt, and the water pressure and frequency may be decreased when the cleaning liquid is directed to other parts (gums, oral mucosa, etc.). Therefore, the cleaning process is more targeted, and the discomfort is further reduced and the damage to tissues in the oral cavity is reduced.

In some embodiments, the conduit 42 of the sand-blasting module 400 may also be used to convey particles such as tiny particles, the particles may be mixed in a high-pressure fluid, and the particles may be conveyed through the conduit 42 and sprayed out through a nozzle, so that the cleaning of the stubborn stains on the teeth 300 may be realized by the particles.

A nozzle is installed at the passage outlet 2241, and the high-pressure fluid is ejected through the nozzle to a high-pressure water column, so that cleaning of stains of the teeth 300 can be achieved. The high pressure fluid pressure generated by the pump body 41 can be adjusted to control the cleaning force of the treatment device 400. For example, the fluid is clean water, and the water pressure range is adjustable between 0.2 and 0.8 MPa. The nozzle may be mounted alone or may be a small hole at the end of the channel 224. For example, the arm 22 is formed of a metal round tube, and the nozzle is one or more small round holes (round holes with a diameter of about 0.3 mm) which are precisely machined by laser, as shown in fig. 15. The nozzle may also include a laser precision machined narrow slit (slit width of about 0.1 mm) such that the high pressure water jet directed onto the tooth 300 surface is linear. The injection of the set form of the high-pressure fluid can be realized by the design of the round hole and the narrow slit.

In some embodiments, the treatment device may be an inspection module, where the inspection module includes a probe, and the probe may reach the front end of the mechanical arm 200 through the channel 54 of the arm body 5, then may be inserted into cavities such as a pit and a caries of a tooth with a preset force under the driving of the mechanical arm 200, and finally may be combined with image analysis to evaluate parameters such as depth and size of the cavity, so as to complete the inspection of the pit and the caries.

In some embodiments, the treatment device may further comprise an air blowing module, a resin coating module and a lighting module, the resin coating module comprising a resin container and a delivery tube connected, the delivery tube fitting within the channel and protruding from the channel outlet, and the delivery tube for delivering the value extruded from the resin container to the teeth, the lighting module being mounted at the channel outlet and for accelerating the curing of the resin.

When the pit and trench sealing operation is required, the flushing of the pit and trench and the like can be finished by the sand blasting tooth cleaning module 400, and then the pit and trench sealing operation can be finished by the treatment devices such as the blowing module, the resin coating module, the illumination module and the like. Specifically, the air blowing module, the resin coating module and the illumination module may be integrated, and when assembled, the air pipe of the air blowing module and the resin coating module pipe may simultaneously extend into the corresponding teeth through the channels 54 of the arm body 5, and the illumination module may also pass through the channels 54 and face the teeth.

After the teeth are cleaned, the surface of the pit and the groove can be dried by the hot drying air blown out by the blowing module. After the drying is finished, resin materials can be smeared into the pit by means of the pipe of the resin coating module, and finally, the coated resin materials can be cured by the illumination module.

In other embodiments, the dental filling operation may be performed by means of a treatment device, i.e. after the cavity of the tooth is cleaned, the cavity may be blow-dried by means of a blowing module, the cavity may be filled by means of a resin coating module, and after the blowing module blows the filled resin material flat, the curing of the resin material may be performed by means of an illumination module.

In some embodiments, the processing device may also be a scraping blade module, and when scraping teeth, the scraping blade may reach the corresponding teeth through the channel 54 of the arm body 5, and then the gum may be scraped accurately under the driving of the mechanical arm 200. Considering that the mechanical arm 200 has certain flexibility and small force, a scraper with an ultrasonic transducer can be adopted, so that the scraping effect can be ensured.

In the description of the present utility model, it should be understood that the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "length", "width", "thickness", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", "clockwise", "counterclockwise", "axial", "radial", "circumferential", etc. indicate orientations or positional relationships based on the orientations or positional relationships shown in the drawings are merely for convenience in describing the present utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element being referred to must have a specific orientation, be configured and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore should not be construed as limiting the present utility model.

Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and the like, are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying a relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defining "a first" or "a second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one such feature. In the description of the present utility model, the meaning of "plurality" means at least two, for example, two, three, etc., unless specifically defined otherwise.

In the present utility model, unless explicitly specified and limited otherwise, the terms "mounted," "connected," "secured," and the like are to be construed broadly, and may be, for example, fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally formed; may be mechanically connected, may be electrically connected or may be in communication with each other; either directly or indirectly, through intermediaries, or both, may be in communication with each other or in interaction with each other, unless expressly defined otherwise. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present utility model can be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art according to the specific circumstances.

In the present utility model, unless expressly stated or limited otherwise, a first feature "up" or "down" a second feature may be the first and second features in direct contact, or the first and second features in indirect contact via an intervening medium. Moreover, a first feature being "above," "over" and "on" a second feature may be a first feature being directly above or obliquely above the second feature, or simply indicating that the first feature is level higher than the second feature. The first feature being "under", "below" and "beneath" the second feature may be the first feature being directly under or obliquely below the second feature, or simply indicating that the first feature is less level than the second feature.

For purposes of this disclosure, the terms "one embodiment," "some embodiments," "example," "a particular example," or "some examples," etc., mean that a particular feature, structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment or example of the utility model. In this specification, schematic representations of the above terms are not necessarily directed to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in any one or more embodiments or examples. Furthermore, the different embodiments or examples described in this specification and the features of the different embodiments or examples may be combined and combined by those skilled in the art without contradiction.

While the above embodiments have been shown and described, it should be understood that the above embodiments are illustrative and not to be construed as limiting the utility model, and that variations, modifications, alternatives, and variations of the above embodiments may be made by those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope of the utility model.

Claims

1. A dental treatment device, comprising:

A treatment device;

2. The tooth-treatment device according to claim 1, characterized in that the track comprises a body wall and a retaining wall, the retaining wall extending along an edge of the body wall and enclosing the track cavity on one side of the body wall, the body wall being provided with a guide slot, which guide slot communicates with the track cavity for a part of the arm body to embed to restrict and guide the movement of the arm body.

3. The tooth-treatment device according to claim 2, characterized in that the material of the body wall and the retaining wall is a hard material, the retaining wall is provided with a slide way, the slide way is consistent with the extending direction of the guide groove and is communicated with the track cavity, the slide way can be used for embedding part of the arm body to restrain and guide the movement of the arm body, the peripheral side of the track near the inlet of the track cavity is coated with a buffer layer, and the buffer layer is made of soft material.

4. The dental treatment apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the mechanical arm comprises a curved arm section and a support arm section, the curved arm section being bendable, the support arm section being axially movably mounted to the mechanical arm, the support arm section comprising a plurality of diffusely arranged extensions, the curved arm section being connected to the support arm section and being located in the middle of the plurality of extensions, the drive assembly being connected to the curved arm section by means of at least one deformable connection piece, the connection piece being one-to-one overlapping a part of the extensions.

5. The dental treatment apparatus of claim 1, wherein the robotic arm comprises a carrier, wherein the arm body and the drive assembly are both mounted to the carrier, wherein the track is fixedly connected to the carrier, and wherein the track is adapted to be moved to a corresponding position of the oral cavity by a person manipulating the carrier, and wherein the treatment device is adapted to be aligned with a position of the tooth to be treated by movement of the arm body within the track cavity.

6. The tooth treatment apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the vision module includes a camera mounted at a front end of the arm body, a wire passing through the arm body and electrically connecting the camera and the vision module, a vision processing module for image processing, three-dimensional surface modeling, target recognition or target positioning;

7. The dental treatment apparatus according to any one of claims 1-6, wherein the treatment device comprises a sand blast prophy module comprising a conduit mounted within the passageway of the arm body and adapted to deliver high pressure fluid and particulate matter, and a nozzle connected to the conduit and mounted at an outlet location of the passageway, the nozzle adapted to spray the high pressure fluid mixed with the particulate matter.

8. The dental treatment device according to claim 7, wherein the arm body is of a tubular structure, the end portion of the arm body, which is used for extending into the oral cavity, is a seal, the nozzle is arranged adjacent to the seal, the mechanical arm comprises a bent arm section, the bent arm section is arranged adjacent to the nozzle, the bent arm section comprises a snake bone pipe and a sealing element, the channel is arranged in the snake bone pipe, a plurality of cutting holes which are formed by cutting and machining are uniformly distributed on the pipe wall of the snake bone pipe, the sealing element is arranged on the inner side and/or the outer side of the snake bone pipe, and the sealing element is used for sealing the cutting holes on the snake bone pipe so as to ensure the tightness of the snake bone pipe.

9. Tooth-treatment device according to claim 7, characterized in that the outlet of the nozzle comprises one or more round holes for ejecting a high-pressure fluid column and/or a narrow slit for ejecting a high-pressure fluid face.

10. The dental treatment apparatus of any one of claims 1-6, wherein the treatment device comprises an inspection module comprising a probe that fits within and protrudes from the channel and is used to inspect for pits, caries.

11. The dental treatment apparatus according to any one of claims 1-6, wherein the treatment device comprises a resin coating module and a lighting module, the resin coating module comprising a connected resin container and a delivery tube, the delivery tube fitting within the channel and protruding from the channel outlet, and the delivery tube being for delivering a value extruded from the resin container to a tooth, the lighting module being mounted at the channel outlet and for accelerating the curing of the resin.

12. The dental treatment apparatus of any one of claims 1-6, wherein the treatment device comprises a scraper module comprising a scraper extending through the channel and out of the channel outlet, and wherein the scraper is configured to scrape against teeth.