JPH04193271A - Whole dental prosthesis with sucker - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make taking a meal easy by attaching a wine cup-shaped sucker made of a resin on an adhering face of a whole dental prosthesis with the teethridge. CONSTITUTION:A plurality of suckers 4 made of a resin are adhered on an adhering face with an adhesive. The sucker 4 can be made of another flexible and elastic substance and as the adhering method, welding with a solvent and by heating can be used and it may be also possible that holes are made on a dental prosthesis base 1 and a leg of the sucker 4 with the leg is inserted therein and is fixed. In addition, a tape integrated with suckers wherein the suckers 4 are properly arranged on the tape may be adhesion bonded and suckers 4 may be adhesion bonded on not the whole dental prosthesis base 1 but a part thereof. When the dental prosthesis with suckers 4 is fitted and once biting is ordinally done, the sucker 4 are sucked on the teethridge by the biting pressure and water in the mouth and the whole dental prosthesisis fixed. It is possible thereby to easily bite hard things and to enjoy a daily eating life.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to a complete denture with a suction cup, in which a cup-shaped suction cup made of resin is attached to the adhesive surface of the complete denture to the gums.

(Prior Art) Conventional complete dentures are manufactured to suit each person's gums, but the bonding surface 3 to the gums is generally flat, and the adhesive force attached to the gums is weak and cannot be fixed. Therefore, there were many inconveniences such as it becoming loose or coming off while eating.

As a solution to this problem, methods such as applying adhesive to the adhesive surface 3 or pasting double-sided adhesive have been known, but these methods are time-consuming, lack durability, and have insufficient adhesive effect. There were also hygiene issues such as N pollution.

(Example) The present invention will be described based on an example shown in FIG. 1. A plurality of resin suction gages 14 are bonded to an adhesive surface 3 with an adhesive. Note that (1) 11 may be made of other flexible and elastic materials, and the bonding method may be melt cutting or heat welding.

(2) A hole may be made in the denture base l, and a suction cup with a foot may be inserted into the hole to secure the denture.

(3) A tape with suction cups formed by appropriately arranging the suction cups 11 may be adhered to the tape. (4) The suction cups may not be adhered to the entire denture base, but only partially.

(5) Suction cup adhesion can be applied not only to full S teeth but also to partial dentures.

(Effects of the Invention) As shown in the examples, this invention gives adhesive force to the adhesive surface 3 which had almost no adhesive force, and when you put on this complete denture with suction cups and chew normally once, the pressure increases and the inside of your mouth increases. The water content causes the suction cups 4 to stick to the gums, fixing the complete denture, making it easier to chew even hard foods and allowing the user to enjoy their daily diet. In addition, it becomes easier to talk by stabilizing the total AFI, and when you stop chewing, the suction force naturally loosens, and it is easy to remove and does not require any effort. Even if you use it repeatedly, the suction force will not decrease and it is safe from a hygiene perspective. It can be used semi-permanently.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a complete denture according to the present invention. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a conventional complete denture. Fig. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line A-A'. 1 is a denture base, 2 is a denture, and 3 is an adhesive surface. , 4 is a resin rod-shaped @Iwa drawing Figure 1
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Claims (1)

[Claims] Complete dentures with suction cups attached to the surface that adheres to the gums