JP2017023725A - Natural dental prothesis adsorption sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate a sense of unease regarding a traditional dental prosthesis stabilizer, which contains chemical substances, such that when being used, the dental prosthesis stabilizer may affect a body, and also solve problems of the traditional dental prosthesis stabilizer, which is difficult to be removed because dental prostheses are stabilized due to adhesive force of the chemical substances, such that 1) saprophytes propagate in the residual stabilizer and make an oral cavity unsanitary, 2) sufficient removal of the stabilizer is not possible in a circumstance where only washing is available, 3) cleaning at a public place greatly imposes a mental burden.SOLUTION: Only natural materials such as organic cotton, Broussonetia papyrifera, real bracken starch, persimmon tannin, and water are used to eliminate the sense of unease in the use. A fabric formed by twill weaving the unbleached organic cotton and raising both surfaces thereof, and a Japanese paper sheet made from the unbleached Broussonetia papyrifera are bonded together via a real bracken starch gel dissolved in water that is added with the persimmon tannin, so as to generate adsorption power. The adsorption power is used to stabilize the dental prostheses in the oral cavity. Thus produced dental prosthesis stabilizer can be removed only by washing, which leads to reduction in risks of propagation of the saprophytes in the residual stabilizer and the mental burden in the cleaning.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

    The present invention relates to a denture stabilizer that stabilizes a denture in the oral cavity.

  Various denture stabilizers have been commercially available. A chemical substance is used for the conventional denture stabilizer, and the denture is stabilized in the oral cavity by its adhesive force.

  The name of a chemical substance is difficult to understand for the elderly who are the primary users of denture stabilizers, so it is possible to wipe away the anxiety that the body may be affected by the use of a denture stabilizer containing the chemical substance. Absent.

  In addition, since the conventional denture stabilizer stabilizes the denture by adhesive force, it is difficult to completely remove the stabilizer adhering to the denture by washing. There is a risk of becoming unsanitary and causing various infectious diseases.

    In addition, since it is necessary to wash with a special detergent to completely remove the conventional denture stabilizer, unless there is a dedicated detergent etc. always carried, perform sufficient washing in an environment where only water washing is possible. I can't.

    In addition, since conventional denture stabilizers require a long time to clean even if a special detergent is used, cleaning in public places such as public toilets may be uncomfortable. There is a great psychological burden, such as feeling that you don't want to see the dentures removed.

  In order to dispel the anxiety of using denture stabilizers that contain chemical substances, we will create denture stabilizers that use only natural materials such as organic cotton, cocoon, main powder, tannin, and water.

  First, as a material for filling a gap generated between the denture and the oral cavity, a fabric (hereinafter simply referred to as a fabric) in which organic cotton is twilled without being exposed and brushed on both sides thereof is used. The organic cotton used here is cultivated in farmland that has not used chemical fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, etc. for more than 3 years as defined by the Japan Organic Cotton Distribution Organization. As it is woven without being exposed, there is no anxiety in use, and because it is a twill weave, the thickness obtained thereby properly fills the gap between the denture and the oral cavity, and from the edge of the fabric Yarn fraying can be suppressed. Furthermore, since both sides are brushed, one side has comfortable flexibility as a surface in contact with the oral cavity, and the other has a function of increasing the bonding strength with Japanese paper described later.

  In order to add rigidity to the cloth to chew, Japanese paper (hereinafter simply referred to as Japanese paper) in which the fibers of the cocoon are left unexposed is joined. Since the wrinkles used here have the longest and strongest fibers among the materials of Japanese paper, it is possible to give rigidity to resist chewing by joining the Japanese paper with the fibers to the cloth. In addition, the cocoons are unbleached like organic cotton, so there is no anxiety about their use.

  A natural gel (hereinafter, simply referred to as a gel) obtained by dissolving the cocoon powder in water is used for joining these cloths and Japanese paper. Since this soy flour is widely used for foods such as rice cakes, there is no anxiety about its use. By applying this gel to a cloth and joining the Japanese paper, a sheet having an adsorption force on both sides of the cloth and the Japanese paper and having rigidity enough to withstand chewing (hereinafter simply referred to as a sheet) can be obtained.

  The sheet is dried and then cut according to the shape of the denture. After soaking the cut sheet, the denture can be stabilized in the oral cavity by adsorbing the Japanese paper surface to the denture and adsorbing the cloth surface to the palate.

  In addition, since raw germs and other natural materials are more prone to breeding bacteria than chemical substances, in order to suppress them, tannin is mixed in advance with the water added to the present flour. The antibacterial action is widely known as tannin is used as a mouthwash and there is no anxiety about its use as a natural antibacterial agent.

  Dentures can be stabilized in the oral cavity using only natural materials.

  The organic cotton, cocoon, cocoon flour, and cocoon tannin that make up this sheet are all natural materials that have been used traditionally, so there is anxiety that using this sheet will affect the body. The feeling can be wiped out.

  Since the denture is stabilized only by the adsorbing force of the sheet, it can be easily removed completely by simply peeling the sheet from the denture and washing the remaining gel with water. As a result, it is possible to solve the problem that germs propagate on the remaining denture stabilizer and the oral cavity becomes unsanitary.

  Further, if there is an environment that can be washed with water, the remaining gel can be completely removed by washing.

  Moreover, since it can be washed in a short time, it can be washed without feeling a psychological burden in public bathrooms.

  Add 柿 tannin to water to make 柿 tannin solution.

  This potato tannin solution is used to dissolve the main powder and make a main powder gel. The amount of the soot tannin solution added to the main flour is adjusted to such a concentration that when the main flour gel is applied to one side of the cloth, it penetrates into the cloth and does not lose the raised surface on the back side where the gel is not applied. This varies depending on the temperature and humidity of the environment in which adjustment is performed.

  The gel is applied to one side of the cloth, and the Japanese paper is superimposed on the cloth and dried to join the cloth and the Japanese paper.

  After cutting the sheet | seat which joined cloth and Japanese paper according to the shape of a denture, it is made to water, and a Japanese paper surface is made to adsorb | suck to a denture, and a denture is stabilized in an oral cavity by making a cloth surface adsorb | suck to a palate.

Cross-sectional enlarged view of the natural denture adsorption sheet of the present invention

1 Cloth made of twill weave with organic cotton unbleached and brushed on both sides 2 Raised part of the above cloth 3 蕨 This cocoon powder gel dissolved in water with tannin added 4 楮Japanese paper

Claims (2)

  The natural fiber organic cotton is unbleached and twilled, and the surface of the denture and the oral cavity is filled with a brushed fabric on both sides, and this is a Japanese paper with natural fiber wrinkles unbleached. A sheet that stabilizes the denture in the oral cavity by giving it a rigidity and adsorption force that can withstand mastication by joining with a natural gel with water added to the powder.   The sheet according to claim 1, which suppresses the propagation of various bacteria in the oral cavity by adding tannin, which is a natural antibacterial agent.

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