JP2007050206A - Liquid supply system for oral cavity - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a liquid supply system for administering a liquid medicine, refrigerant water, water or the like to the oral cavity for a long time. <P>SOLUTION: In this system, an L-shaped supply clip whose inside is made of cloth, paper or synthetic resin, the outside being made by a straw made of synthetic resin, is put in the mouth, and a liquid is carried from a liquid container using a capillary phenomenon and surface tension. The flow rate is regulated by a throttle of a cap part of the liquid container, thereby continuing to dose the liquid for a long time. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

A supply solution set for administering chemicals, fresheners, water, etc. to the mouth for a long time.
[Background technology]
We applied the nasal spray supply system for patent application with the reference number 010 in the mouth.
[Disclosure of the Invention]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]

During sleep, if the mouth becomes dry due to mouth breathing or dry mouth, the mouth becomes sticky and bad breath is generated, which is uncomfortable. It is unsanitary and disturbs sleep.
[Means for solving problems]

Keeping your mouth dry and maintaining hygiene by keeping liquids such as medicines, fresheners, water, etc. in the mouth for a long time while sleeping or during mouth treatment such as dry mice In the case of drug use, continue treatment.
[Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention]

The liquid is supplied to the inside of the cheek in the mouth or to the gums.
The inside of the L-shaped liquid supply clip in Fig. 1A is made of cloth, paper, synthetic fiber, etc., and carries liquid from the liquid container using capillary action and surface tension.

The outside of the L-shaped liquid supply clip in Fig. 1B is a straw-like object made of straw or synthetic resin, the center is a bellows, and it can be bent freely. 1A to H is included in the mouth, but the part from H to F is the part that hits the mouth and cheeks, so that the mouth and cheeks are not wet with liquid.

Include Fig. 1AB in the mouth up to the position of H, and place it between the inside of the cheek and the teeth. The liquid in Fig. 1C is transported from G to A by using capillary action and surface tension from the liquid container.

Fig. 1H can be bent freely, so it can be bent as shown in Fig. 2L.

The liquid container shown in Fig. 1C is attached to the cheek with the tape shown in Fig. 1D.

Adjust the flow rate of the liquid from the container for liquid by squeezing the part of Fig. 1F of the lead with the knob of Fig. 1E.

For smaller liquid containers, use a bag-like container with water retention capacity as shown in Fig. 2. K in Fig. 2 is a folded cloth, paper, synthetic fiber, etc. Retain liquid.

I in Fig. 2 is a clip. Prevents leakage and restricts flow rate.

J in Fig. 2 is an adhesive tape. This will put it on your cheek. Because it is small and thin, it is easy to stretch and does not stand out.
[The invention's effect]
Makes the mouth refreshing and hygienic. By pouring water or a refreshing liquid into the mouth, it moisturizes itself, but the stimulation stimulates the secretion of saliva and keeps the mouth hygienic.
Use a refresher solution to refresh your mouth.
Can be used for a long time.
By squeezing the liquid container, liquid administration can be continued for a long time.
Can be used for drug administration.
If it is used for the administration of oral therapeutic drugs such as dry mice, stable treatment for a long time can be achieved.
The set is easy.
Since the liquid container is made small, it can be set on the cheek, neck, chin, etc., and it does not get in the way.
If you want a smaller size, use a bag-like bag liquid container.
In that case, if you use a band-aid tape as the holding tape, the liquid container will not stand out and the visual resistance will decrease.

Usage pattern Fig. 1 Actual usage diagram when supplying liquid from a liquid container. Usage form Fig. 2 This is a vertical rotation diagram of actual use when supplying liquid from a bag liquid container. Put example 1 in your mouth and J on your cheek. L is an example when the L-shaped liquid supply clip is bent deeply. Liquid container 1 View from the liquid container and left side view. It is transparent. Bag liquid container usage form The bag liquid container used in Figure 2. L-shaped liquid supply clip View from the top of the L-shaped liquid supply clip and side view.

Claims (6)

[FIG. 1] A liquid supply system for transporting a liquid from a liquid container of C to the tip of an L-shaped liquid supply clip of A by utilizing capillary action and surface tension. The L-shaped liquid supply clip made of cloth, paper, synthetic fiber or the like that causes the liquid flowing inside the cylinder of FIG. 5 to cause capillary action and surface tension. The L-shaped liquid supply clip shown in FIG. 5 is a straw-shaped material made of a straw or a synthetic resin, and the center part is an accordion and can be bent freely. [FIG. 1] From the liquid container of C to the tip of the L-shaped liquid supply clip of E, the liquid supply amount utilizing capillary action and surface tension has a flow rate adjusting function by restricting the cap portion of the liquid container E. It must be a liquid supply system. [FIG. 2] The water retention belt of K is made of cloth, paper, synthetic fiber, etc., has the ability to store liquid, and the bag M is a soft liquid supply bag made of a synthetic resin bag such as vinyl. The system having the function and structure according to claims 1 to 5 is a liquid supply system characterized in that the liquid supply container is set on the cheek or jaw and the liquid is supplied from the tube through the tube. Something.

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