KR102154357B1 - Dental unit chair - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a dental unit chair to enable a patient to express an opinion to a dentist. According to one embodiment of the present invention, the dental unit chair comprises: a chair enabling a patient to sit or lie thereon and used for dental treatment; a tool assembly including a plurality of dental tools; a display unit displaying information; and a remote controller including an input unit operated by the patient, and a vibration unit outputting vibration. The chair comprises: a head part supporting the patient′s head; a supporting part supporting the patient′s upper body or back; and a reception part receiving the patient′s lower body.

Description

Dental unit chair{Dental unit chair}

The present invention relates to a dental unit chair, and more specifically, to a dental unit chair that enables a patient to check dental treatment in real time, enables communication between a patient and a doctor, and provides various massages.

In dentistry, when performing a dental-related procedure on a patient, the procedure is performed using a dental unit chair that allows the patient to sit or lie on a chair.

The dental unit chair can be used to operate at an appropriate height during a dental procedure by allowing the dentist to adjust the area of the back, upper body, or neck that a person touches to facilitate the procedure.

Specifically, the doctor performs treatment with the patient's mouth open while sitting on a dental unit chair. Treatment is performed by using various dental procedures around the dental unit chair.

On the other hand, while dental treatment is being performed on the patient in the dental unit, the patient is treated with the mouth open. During dental treatment, patients sometimes want to temporarily suspend treatment for various reasons, such as pain or water in the mouth. However, the patient is in a state of open mouth for treatment, and various instruments are in the mouth, and it is difficult to convey the intention to stop treatment to the doctor.

In addition, the patient wants to temporarily suspend treatment for various reasons, such as pain, discomfort, or difficulty in keeping the mouth open, but it is not easy to communicate this.

Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1492101 (2015.02.16)

In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a dental unit chair with improved indication of intention and confirmation of a doctor between a patient and a doctor.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a dental unit chair for protecting the upper part of the patient's head during dental treatment.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a dental unit chair for informing a patient of the process of treatment during dental treatment.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a dental unit chair for providing a comfortable state to a patient during dental treatment.

In addition, the present invention provides a variety of functions to the patient during dental treatment to provide comfort to the patient during treatment.

The present invention is not limited thereto, and other objects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

The present invention provides a dental unit chair.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the dental unit chair may allow a patient to sit or lie down, and an instrument assembly including a chair used for a dental treatment procedure and a plurality of dental instruments, a display unit indicating information, and a patient Including a remote control having an input unit that can be operated and a vibration unit indicating vibration, wherein the chair includes a head unit that supports the patient's head, a support unit that supports the upper body or back of the patient, and a seating unit on which the lower body of the patient is seated. And, the head portion and the support portion is provided to be relatively movable around a joint point that is a connection portion.

According to an embodiment, the dental unit chair includes a face protection member that can protect a patient's face during dental treatment, a virtual member that shows a video or screen other than a dental treatment image or a treatment image to a patient during dental treatment, and dental treatment. An imaging member that photographs the patient's mouth condition in real time and transmits it to a virtual member, a head support member that supports or protects the patient's head during dental treatment, a foot notification member that informs the patient's condition during dental treatment, and the patient A face protection unit that further includes a head stimulation member capable of applying stimulation to a person's head, and the face protection member is formed in an oval shape, and protects the face of a person, including the nose and forehead, from splashing during dental treatment And an eye protection part provided with a transparent material and an ear protection part that protects the person's ears during dental treatment, and includes an ear protection part that protects the person's ears during dental treatment, and the face protection part includes a dental protection part. An opening is formed to perform medical treatment, and the opening is formed to be larger than the size of the circumference of the mouth so that the patient's mouth is completely opened from the outside, and the virtual member is coupled to the eye protection unit, and an image is displayed to the patient. A display unit provided in a form similar to that of glasses, a receiving unit receiving an image to be displayed on the display unit by receiving an image of the photographing member, and an earphone unit inserted into the ear of the patient to provide sound provided to the image The photographing member includes a photographing unit that photographs the patient's mouth during dental treatment, a transmission unit that transmits an image photographed by the photographing unit, and an image of the photographing unit or another image desired by the patient to be selected and transmitted. Includes an image control unit for controlling the transmission unit, and the head support member is wearable on the patient's head and is provided in the form of a helmet, and a portion corresponding to the patient's face is provided in an open form, and one end is the An operation unit that is coupled to the head protection unit, the other end is coupled to the head unit, and controls the position of the head protection unit And a head control unit for controlling the position of the head protection unit by controlling the operation unit, and the foot notification member is positioned adjacent to the patient's foot part of the seating unit, and a foot button unit provided so that the patient can press it with the foot And an alarm unit that is located adjacent to the foot button unit and generates a sound when the foot button unit is operated, and the head stimulation member is coupled to a stimulation body capable of being coupled to the patient's head and an inner side of the stimulation body, and the patient A magnetic pole part for applying a stimulus to the head of the body, and a plurality of the magnetic pole parts are provided, the plurality of the magnetic pole parts are located at a predetermined distance from each other inside the magnetic pole body, and the magnetic pole part may be made of an elastic material.

According to an embodiment, the dental unit chair performs thermal treatment on the body of the patient, and performs massage treatment on the body of the patient and a heating member positioned on the support or seating portion, and is positioned on the seating portion. Further comprising a massage member, wherein the heating member includes a heater therein, has a dumbbell-shaped ceramic and is located inside the support or seating portion, and is movable in one direction or in a vertical direction to perform heat treatment on the human body. And a thermal control unit for moving the heating conductor and the heating conductor, a heating operation unit positioned inside the support or seating unit, and a heating control unit for controlling a thermal treatment temperature or a thermal treatment operation by controlling the heating conductor and the heating operation unit, , The massage member is located inside the seating portion before the shopping mall massage treatment, and is positioned outside the seating portion during the massage treatment, and surrounds the massage treatment area and provides a massage by supplying fluid to the massage contact portion and the inside of the massage contact portion to massage. A fluid control unit that performs treatment and controls the fluid supply unit to supply the fluid to the massage contact unit by adjusting a fluid supply unit positioned inside the seating unit and a fluid supply pressure and a fluid supply time of the fluid supply unit. can do.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to facilitate communication between a patient and a doctor during dental treatment.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to provide a face protection member and protect the face and ears during a dental treatment procedure.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a virtual member is provided so that a patient can view a treatment image in real time.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a virtual member may be provided so that the patient does not get bored of the treatment process by viewing images such as movies, dramas, and cartoons during treatment.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a head support member is provided, and dental treatment efficiency may be improved by preventing an infant patient or a patient from turning their head during treatment due to fear.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a thermal massage or massage may be provided during dental treatment to perform other treatments at the same time.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to provide a scalp massage during dental treatment.

The effects of the present invention are not limited to the above-described effects, and effects that are not mentioned will be clearly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art from the present specification and the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a top view of an input unit showing an enlarged portion A of FIG. 1.
3 is a block diagram illustrating a processor, a driver, a sensing unit, a memory, a display unit, and an input unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a front view showing an operation of a display unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a schematic diagram illustrating an operation of a display unit and an input unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
6A and 6B are schematic diagrams showing the operation of a chair according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a flow chart showing a dental treatment process using a dental unit chair according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8A is a perspective view showing a handpiece according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8B is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 8A.
9 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a perspective view showing a remote control according to a modified embodiment of the present invention.
11A and 11B are schematic diagrams showing the operation of a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention.
12 is a flowchart illustrating a dental treatment process using a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention.
13 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention.
14 is a view showing a face protection member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
15 is a view showing a virtual member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
16 is a view showing a photographing member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
17 is a view showing a head support member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
18 is a view showing a foot notification member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
19 is a cross-sectional view showing a heating member in the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
20 is a view showing a massage member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.
21 is a view showing a head stimulation member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiments of the present invention may be modified in various forms, and the scope of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to the following embodiments. This embodiment is provided to more completely describe the present invention to those with average knowledge in the art. Therefore, the shape of the element in the drawings is also exaggerated to emphasize a clearer description. In addition, terms or words used in the present specification and claims should not be construed as limited to their usual or dictionary meanings, and the inventor appropriately defines the concept of terms in order to describe his own invention in the best way. It should be interpreted as a meaning and concept consistent with the technical idea of the present invention based on the principle that it can be done.

Hereinafter, a structure of the dental unit chair 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, FIG. 2 is a top view of an input unit 40 showing an enlarged portion A of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure. A block diagram showing the processor 50, the driving unit 70, the sensing unit 15, the memory 60, the display unit 20, and the input unit 40 according to the embodiment.

The dental unit chair (1) includes a chair (10) provided with a detection unit (15) for detecting a patient and a patient to sit, an instrument assembly (30) including a plurality of dental instruments (80, 88), and information. A display unit 20, a driving unit 70 providing driving force to move the chair 10, an input unit 40 and a detection unit 15 provided on the chair 10 and operable by the patient, and the display unit 20 , It may include a processor 50 that is electrically connected to the driving unit 70 and the input unit 40 to control the sensing unit 15, the display unit 20, the driving unit 70, and the input unit 40.

The chair 1 can be seated by a patient for dental treatment, and includes a head 13 for supporting the patient's head, a back support 14 for supporting the patient's back, and a seat 12 for the patient's lower body. Can include.

The head part 13, the backrest part 14, and the seating part 12 are connected to each other by joint, so that they can move relative to each other around the joint part.

For example, the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14 may move in a counterclockwise direction around the joint point P that is a connection portion between the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14. Alternatively, the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14 may move in a clockwise direction around the joint point P, which is a connection portion between the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14.

Likewise, the backrest portion 14 and the seating portion 12 may be relatively moved around a joint point (not shown) therebetween.

The sensing unit 15 may be disposed on the seating unit 12 of the chair 10 and may be composed of a sensor capable of detecting a state in which a patient is seated on the chair 10. For example, the sensing unit 15 may be a pressure sensor.

Accordingly, the sensing unit 15 may detect the state in which the patient is seated on the chair 10 and transmit the information to the processor 50, and the processor 50 may check the patient seating state and ), you can perform various actions.

The instrument assembly 30 may include a plurality of dental instruments 80 and 88 required for dental treatment. For example, the instrument assembly 30 includes a handpiece 80 (refer to FIG. 8A) for removing hard tissue by rotation of a bur, suction for inhaling liquid in the patient's oral cavity, an air injector for injecting air, and for discharging water. Various dental instruments required for dental treatment, such as a water jet, may be disposed.

The display unit 20 is a device that displays information necessary for a patient or medical staff in a medical treatment process, and may include a display. For example, as shown in FIG. 1, the display unit 20 may include a main display 21, a sub display 22, and a light 23 that illuminates the patient's oral cavity.

In addition, the main display 21 is for providing main information to the patient, and may be disposed in a position facing the chair 10. In addition, the sub-display 22 is for providing main information to the medical staff, and may be disposed in a different position from the main display 21.

However, the positions of the main display 21 and the sub display 22 are not fixed, but may be flexibly located in various places.

In addition, the display unit 20 may be electrically connected to the processor 50, and the shapes and sizes of the main display 21 and the sub-display 22 may vary as necessary.

The lighting 23 may irradiate light in various colors to convey information to patients and medical staff. For example, the lighting 23 may be provided with an LED lighting R, G, B, and various colors in combination thereof.

Accordingly, the lighting 23 may transmit a state to be transmitted by the processor 50 to a patient and a medical staff through a color change.

Accordingly, the lighting 23 not only illuminates the patient's oral cavity, but also transmits information to the patient and medical staff.

As shown in FIG. 3, the driving unit 70 may provide power to the chair 10 so that the chair 10 moves. For example, the driving unit 70 may include a motor (not shown) to move the head 13, the backrest 14, and the seat 12 of the chair 10.

As shown in FIG. 2, the input unit 40 can be freely operated by a patient sitting on the chair 10 for dental treatment. For example, the input unit 40 may be disposed near the hand rest 11 of the dental unit chair 1.

Accordingly, while the patient is seated on the chair 10, the patient's doctor can be easily transmitted to the medical staff through the movement of the hand, or the arrangement of the chair 10 can be adjusted.

Specifically, the input unit 40 may include a first input unit 41 indicating stopping treatment, a second input unit 42 for confirming the patient's intention, a chair position input unit 43, and a ball mouse 44. . Here, the first input unit 41, the second input unit 42, and the chair position input unit 43 may be configured as a mechanical button method or a touch pad.

The first input unit 41 is activated by the processor 50 while the treatment is in progress, and when the patient presses the first input unit 41 during treatment, the patient's intention to stop treatment is transmitted to the medical staff through the display unit 20 Can be.

For example, the first input unit 41 may include a first input button 41-1, a second input button 41-2, and a third input button 41-3. Here, the first input button 41-1 may indicate pain of the patient, the second input button 41-2 may indicate that the patient wants to wash and rinse the oral cavity, and the third input button 41 -3) may indicate that the patient wants suction due to the accumulation of water and saliva in the oral cavity.

Accordingly, when the patient presses the first to third input buttons during treatment, the display unit 20 may display different colors to inform the medical staff of the patient's intention to stop treatment.

For example, when the patient presses the first input button 41-1 during treatment, at least one of the main display 21, the sub display 22, and the lighting 23 may display a first color, and the patient When the second input button 41-2 is pressed, at least one of the main display 21, the sub display 22, and the lighting 23 may display a second color, and the patient may display the third input button 41 When -3) is pressed, at least one of the main display 21, the sub display 22, and the lighting 23 may display a third color.

Here, the first to third colors may be different colors.

Therefore, with the patient's mouth open during treatment, the patient's specific reason for interruption can be simply and quickly communicated to the medical staff.

In addition, as shown in Fig. 2, the first to third input buttons 41-1, 41-2, and 41-3 are positioned at positions corresponding to each finger when the patient's hand S1 is naturally released. Can be placed.

Accordingly, the patient can easily transmit the patient's intention to the medical staff according to the intuitive position of the button.

The second input unit 42 is a button for confirming the patient's intention, and may include an consent button 42-1 representing the patient's positive intention and a non-agree button 42-2 representing the patient's negative intention. have.

The second input unit 42 may be activated after the patient inputs the first input unit 41 in order to prevent the patient from accidentally pressing the first input unit 41 and transmitting the wrong doctor to the medical staff during treatment. .

Accordingly, when the patient presses the disagree button 42-2 of the second input unit 42 within a preset time stored in the memory 60 after pressing the first input unit 41, the display unit 20 displays the patient's You may not be indicated to stop treatment.

Similarly, when the patient presses the consent button 42-2 of the second input unit 42 within a preset time stored in the memory 60 after pressing the first input unit 41, the display unit 20 stops the patient's treatment. A doctor may be indicated.

In addition, the second input unit 42 may be used when a patient's medical staff asks for a patient's consent/disagreement opinion during treatment.

For example, when a medical staff asks a question to a patient after pressing a doctor confirmation button (not shown) of the dental unit chair 1, the second input unit 42 is activated, and the patient agrees/disagrees button ( 42-1. You can communicate your doctor to the medical staff through 42-2).

Accordingly, simple communication with the medical staff can be intuitively performed while the patient is open for treatment.

In addition, the second input unit 42 may be arranged side by side at a position corresponding to the index finger having the highest degree of freedom of the patient's finger. Accordingly, the patient can operate the second input unit 42 faster than other input units.

In addition, the chair position input unit 43 can freely adjust the position of the chair 1 on which the patient sits.

The ball mouse 44 can use a computer through the main display 21 while the patient is waiting before the start of treatment.

In addition, the ball mouse 44 may be disposed at a position corresponding to the index finger having the highest degree of freedom of the patient's finger. However, the position and shape of the ball mouse 44 may be varied according to need.

3, the processor 50 is electrically connected to the sensing unit 15, the memory 60, the driving unit 70, the display unit 20, and the input unit 40, and the sensing unit 15, The memory 60, the driving unit 70, the display unit 20, and the input unit 40 can be controlled.

That is, the processor 50 may function to control the overall operation of the dental unit chair 1.

Here, the processor 50 is one or more of a central processing unit (CPU), a controller, an application processor (AP), a communication processor (CP), and an ARM processor. Can include.

The processor 50 may be disposed in various positions of the dental unit chair 1.

The memory 60 may be electrically connected to the processor 50 to provide various pre-stored information to the processor 50. For example, the memory 60 is a flash memory type, ROM, RAM, hard disk type, multimedia card micro type, and card type memory. It may be implemented in at least one of (eg, SD or XD memory).

Hereinafter, the operation of the dental unit chair 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 to 7.

4 is a front view showing an operation of the display unit 20 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the operation of the display unit 20 and the input unit 40 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. 6A and 6B are schematic diagrams showing the operation of the chair 10 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a dental treatment process using the dental unit chair 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure to be.

First, as shown in FIG. 7, when a patient for dental treatment sits on the chair 10, the processor 50 may know the state in which the patient sits on the chair 10 through the sensing unit 15.

Accordingly, the processor 50 may determine that the dental unit chair 1 is in the standby stage (S10).

Accordingly, the processor 50 may control the input unit 40 to activate the input unit 40 when a patient is detected in the chair 10 through the detection unit 15. For example, the chair position input unit 43 may be activated in the standby step S10.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, in the standby step S10, the patient can freely adjust the chair position input unit 43.

At this time, the processor 50 is a driving unit (or the driving unit) to move the chair 10 within the minimum height (H) and the first angle (θ1) to the second angle (θ2) required for dental treatment by the medical staff stored in the memory 60. 70) can be controlled.

For example, along the vertical center line (Y) passing through the joint point (P) that is the connection between the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14 from the bottom, the joint point P at a minimum height H or more. ) Can move.

In addition, the head portion 13 and the backrest portion 14 of the chair 10 are a first reference line (G1) and a vertical center line (Y) which are extension lines of a preset first angle (θ1) with respect to the vertical center line (Y). Within the second reference line G2, which is an extension line of the preset second angle θ2 with respect to, it may rotate around the joint point P.

Accordingly, as illustrated in FIG. 6A, the chair 10 moves from a state disposed adjacent to the second reference line G2 to a state to be disposed adjacent to the first reference line G1 as illustrated in FIG. 6B. I can.

That is, in the standby stage of the dental unit chair 1, the patient can adjust the position of the chair 10 in a comfortable state for the patient himself.

Accordingly, since the patient can freely adjust the chair 10 within the minimum area required for dental treatment by the medical staff, the patient's convenience can be improved. In addition, in dental treatment, the doctor about the patient's posture may be flexibly reflected.

In addition, in the standby state (S10), the processor 50 may activate the ball mouse 44. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 5, the user can use the ball mouse 44 as a computer through the main display 21 and use the Internet at the same time.

That is, while the patient sits on the chair 10 and waits, the patient can actively use the dental unit chair 1. In addition, if the patient waits for a long time during the correction or prosthetic treatment process, the patient can actively spend time while sitting on the chair 10.

Thereafter, when any one of the plurality of dental instruments is operated, the processor 50 may determine the treatment progress step S20 and deactivate the ball mouse 44.

Again, referring to FIG. 7, the processor 50 may determine that the treatment of the dental unit chair 1 is in progress (S20 ). Here, in the treatment progress step, when the medical staff inputs a treatment start button (not shown) or operates the dental instruments 80 and 88 in the instrument assembly 30, the processor 50 recognizes this and is a treatment progress step. It can be determined (S20).

In addition, the processor 50 may deactivate the chair position input unit 43 when recognizing that the treatment is in progress (S20). Accordingly, in the dental treatment progress state, it is possible to prevent the patient from accidentally adjusting the chair 10 to stop treatment or to cause an accident.

In addition, the processor 50 may activate the input unit 40 in the treatment process step S20.

Specifically, the processor 50 may activate the first input unit 41 in the treatment process step S20. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 4, when the patient operates the first input unit 41 to stop the treatment after the treatment progress step (S20), the display unit 20 displays a screen for reconfirming whether or not the treatment is stopped. At the same time as appears, the second input unit 42 may be activated.

Here, the first input unit 41 may include first to third input buttons 41-1, 41-2 and 41-3 indicating a specific reason for stopping. For example, the first input button 41-1 may indicate pain of the patient (S30-1), and the second input button 41-2 may indicate that the patient wants to wash and rinse the oral cavity. (S30-2), the third input button 41-3 may indicate that the patient wants suction due to the accumulation of water and saliva in the oral cavity (S30-3).

Accordingly, when the patient inputs any one of the first to third input buttons 41-1, 41-2, and 41-3, the processor 50 collectively activates the second input unit 42 The reconfirmation step (S30-4) may be performed.

That is, when the input signal of the first input unit 41 is received, the processor 50 may activate the reconfirmation step S30-4.

Here, the display unit 20 may be the main display 21.

Accordingly, when the patient presses the consent button 42-1 of the second input unit 42 within a preset time after receiving the input signal from the first input unit 41, the processor 50 displays the display unit 20 The patient's intention to discontinue may be indicated (S40).

Here, the preset time is a time stored in the memory 60 and may be a time counted after the input signal of the first input unit 41 is received.

Therefore, when the input signal of the consent button 42-1 is not received within a preset time after the input signal of the first input unit 41 is received, the processor 50 does not display an interruption indication on the display unit 20. Without it, the treatment can be performed again (S20).

In addition, even when the input signal of the disagree button 42-2 is received after the input signal of the first input unit 41 is received, the processor 50 does not indicate an interruption indication on the display unit 20 and proceeds with the treatment again. It may be a step (S20).

In addition, when a patient's intention to stop is displayed on the display unit 20, the processor 50 may control the display unit 20 to display different colors according to the reason for stopping the patient (S40).

For example, when the patient presses the first input button 41-1, the processor 50 may control the display unit 20 to display the first color. Also, the processor 50 may control the display unit 20 to display the second color when the patient presses the second input button 41-2. In addition, the processor 50 may control the display unit 20 to display the third color when the patient presses the third input button 41-3.

Here, the first to third colors may be different colors. In addition, the first to third colors may appear through at least one of the main display 21, the sub display 22, and the lighting 23 of the display unit 20.

Accordingly, the medical staff can promptly and intuitively recognize the reason for the patient's selective interruption during the treatment process through the display unit 20, so that the patient's discomfort can be quickly resolved and the treatment time can be shortened.

In addition, even in a state in which the patient opens his mouth during the dental treatment process, the patient can actively express the patient's intention to the medical staff.

That is, the medical staff may stop the treatment process through the information displayed on the display unit 20 (S50).

Next, if the medical staff solves the problem, the treatment may be resumed (S20), and if the reason for stopping the patient does not occur during the treatment process, the treatment may be terminated.

Hereinafter, the structure of the handpiece 80 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 8A and 8B.

8A is a perspective view illustrating a handpiece 80 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of FIG. 8A.

The handpiece 80 is a dental instrument capable of removing hard tissue of a tooth by rotation of the bur 81a, and the first portion 81 and the first portion 81 connected to the bur 81a and A second portion 82 connected to be inclined at a predetermined angle, and a light emitting portion 84 disposed between the first portion 81 and the second portion 82 to irradiate light of various colors may be included.

Here, the light emitting unit 84 may be controlled by the processor 50 as a part of the display unit 20.

In the first portion 81 and the second portion 82, a rotation transmission member (not shown) for rotating the burr 81a at a high rpm may be disposed therein. In addition, the handpiece 80 may be driven in various ways, such as an electric type and an air driving method.

The rotation transmission member (not shown) of the handpiece 80 is obvious to a person skilled in the art, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The second portion 82 may be connected to the first portion 81 so as to be inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the first portion 81. Accordingly, as illustrated in FIG. 8A, when the medical practitioner uses the handpiece 80, the convenience of use of the medical practitioner may be improved through a natural grip of the handpiece 80.

The light emitting part 84 may be disposed between the first part 81 and the second part 82. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 8A, when a medical practitioner uses the handpiece 80, the light emitting unit 82 may not be covered by the medical practitioner's hand S2. That is, the light-emitting unit 84 may be exposed to medical personnel.

Therefore, even if light appears from the light emitting unit 84 while the medical practitioner uses the handpiece 80 to perform treatment, the medical practitioner does not cover the light by his or her hand, so that the light emitting unit 84 is immediately operated. I can recognize it.

In addition, the light emitting portion 84 may be formed to be connected along the circumference of the handpiece 80. For example, when the circumference of the handpiece 80 is circular, the light emitting portion 84 may be configured in a ring shape.

Therefore, even if light appears from the light-emitting unit 84 while the medical practitioner uses the handpiece 80 at various angles in the patient's oral cavity, the medical practitioner can immediately recognize it. Therefore, the medical practitioner can quickly recognize the patient's intention to stop and stop the treatment process.

In addition, the handpiece 80 further includes an extension portion 83 extending from the first portion 81, and the light emitting portion 84 is a stepped area between the extension portion 83 and the second portion 82 Can be placed on

For example, the extension portion 83 may be formed to be larger than the diameter of the first portion 81 as it moves away from the portion where the burr 81a is disposed. Accordingly, a step difference due to a difference in diameter may occur between the extension part 83 and the second part 82.

Therefore, the light emitting portion 84 is formed along the circumference of the handpiece 80 between the extension portion 83 and the second portion 82, so that the light emitting portion 84 irradiates light toward the second portion 82 can do. That is, the light-emitting unit 84 may irradiate light toward the rear of the handpiece 80.

Accordingly, even if light is irradiated from the light emitting unit 84 while the medical person uses the handpiece 80 in the patient's oral cavity, the light emitting unit 84 intensively irradiates the light toward the rear of the handpiece 80 Therefore, the medical personnel located behind the handpiece 80 can immediately recognize the light from the light emitting unit 84.

In addition, the light emitting unit 84 may include a plurality of light sources 85 disposed inside the handpiece 80 and irradiating light. The plurality of light sources 85 may exhibit various colors through a combination of R, G, B and R, G, and B. For example, the plurality of light sources 85 may be LEDs.

Meanwhile, the processor 50 may control to display different colors of light displayed by the light emitting unit 84 according to the manipulation of the input unit 40.

For example, when the patient presses the first input button 41-1, the processor 50 may control the light emitting unit 84 to display the first color. In addition, the processor 50 may control the light emitting unit 84 to display the second color when the patient presses the second input button 41-2. In addition, the processor 50 may control the light emitting unit 84 to display a third color when the patient presses the third input button 41-3. In addition, the first to third colors may be different colors.

Here, the first input unit 41 may include first to third input buttons 41-1, 41-2 and 41-3 indicating a specific reason for stopping. For example, the first input button 41-1 may indicate pain of the patient, the second input button 41-2 may indicate that the patient wants to wash and rinse the oral cavity, and the third input button (41-3) may indicate that the patient wants suction due to the accumulation of water and saliva in the oral cavity.

Accordingly, the medical staff can promptly and intuitively recognize the reason for the patient's selective interruption during the treatment process through the light emitting unit 84, thereby quickly solving the patient's discomfort and shortening the treatment time.

In addition, even when the patient is opening his mouth during the dental treatment process, the patient can actively indicate the patient's condition to the medical staff.

In addition, when the second input unit 42 is input, the processor 50 may control the light emitting unit 84 to irradiate light. For example, when a patient inputs any one of the first to third input buttons 41-1, 41-2, and 41-3, the processor 50 activates the second input unit 42 collectively. In this way, the reconfirmation step (S30-4) may be performed.

Specifically, when the signal of the consent button 42-1 of the second input unit 42 is recognized after the first input unit 41 is input, the processor 50 operates the light emitting unit 84 to It is possible to prevent the treatment process from being stopped due to accidentally pressing the first input unit 41.

Hereinafter, a structure of a dental unit chair 1 ′ according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 10.

9 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair 5 according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a remote control 90 according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure.

Here, the same member numbers are used for the same configuration, and redundant descriptions are omitted. That is, it is the same as the configuration of the dental unit chair 1 described above, except that the dental unit chair 5 further includes the remote control 90.

9 and 10, the dental unit chair 5 is a remote control equipped with an input unit 91 that a patient can manipulate, a vibration unit 93 for vibration, and a speaker 94 for sound. (90) may be included.

Here, the input unit 91 may have the same configuration as the input unit 40 described above, and the number of input buttons may vary as necessary.

The remote control 90 may be configured by wired or wireless, and may be configured in a shape that is easy for a patient to hold in his or her hand.

For example, when the remote control 90 is configured by wire, the remote control 90 and the processor 50 may be connected through an electrical line. When the remote control 90 is wireless, the remote control 90 and the processor 50 ) Can be connected through various wireless communication channels.

The vibrating unit 93 may vibrate under the control of the processor 50 and transmit the vibration to the patient, and the speaker 94 may transmit the sound to the patient by emitting various sounds under the control of the processor 50.

Positions and shapes in which the vibration unit 93 and the speaker 94 are arranged in the remote control 90 may be varied as necessary.

Hereinafter, an operation of the dental unit chair 5 according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIGS. 11A to 12.

11A and 11B are schematic diagrams showing the operation of the dental unit chair 5 according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 12 is a dental treatment using the dental unit chair 5 according to a modified embodiment of the present disclosure It is a flow chart showing the process.

First, in the treatment process, the processor 50 may recognize a pain inducing step (S110) when a pain inducing device among the plurality of dental instruments 80 and 88 is operated. Here, the pain inducing device that causes pain is a device stored through the memory 60 and may include a handpiece 80.

Therefore, when the processor 50 recognizes that the pain inducing device is operating, the patient may cause pain by vibrating the vibration unit 93 of the remote control 90 or emitting a specific sound through the speaker 94. It can be notified in advance that it can (S120).

Accordingly, the patient can reduce shock due to unexpected pain by preparing for a step accompanying pain in advance.

In addition, the processor 50 is not limited to the operation of the pain-inducing device, and a medical practitioner may directly press a pain-inducing button (not shown) to notify a patient of a treatment step in which pain may occur.

In addition, the remote control 90 may further include a pressure sensor 92. The pressure sensor 92 measures the pressure of the patient holding the remote control 90, so that the patient's tension state can be known (S130).

Accordingly, when the pressure sensor 92 recognizes a pressure value equal to or greater than a preset value, the processor 50 may control the display unit 20 to notify the medical staff through the display unit 20 (S140).

Here, the pressure value of the preset value may be an arbitrary value previously stored in the memory 60.

For example, as shown in FIG. 11A, a pressure bar C indicating a pressure value measured by the pressure sensor 92 may be displayed on the main display 21. Next, as shown in FIG. 11B, when the pressure value R of the pressure sensor 92 due to the patient's tension is exceeded during the treatment, the processor 50 has a different color of the display unit 20. Can be controlled to lose.

Accordingly, the medical practitioner can immediately know the patient's tense state, so that the medical treatment can be temporarily stopped or a specific treatment process for reassuring the patient can be further explained.

Accordingly, in the dental treatment process, the patient does not empirically and passively know the pain accompanying the treatment process, but the dental unit chair 5 predicts and proactively informs the patient so that the patient can prepare for pain in advance. I can.

Hereinafter, a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described.

13 is a perspective view showing a dental unit chair according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 14 is a view showing a face protection member among the dental unit chairs of FIG. 13, and FIG. 15 is a view of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13 A diagram showing a virtual member, FIG. 16 is a view showing a photographing member among the dental unit chairs of FIG. 13, FIG. 17 is a view showing a head support member among the dental unit chairs of FIG. 13, and FIG. FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view showing a heating member among the dental unit chairs of FIG. 13, and FIG. 20 is a view showing a massage member among the dental unit chairs of FIG. 13, and FIG. 21 is a view showing a head stimulation member of the dental unit chair of FIG. 13.

The dental unit chair 1 of FIG. 13 is mostly similar in configuration to the dental unit chair 1 of FIG. 1. Hereinafter, the configuration of the dental unit chair 1 of FIG. 13 will be described.

The dental unit chair 1 includes a face protection member 100, a virtual member 200, a photographing member 300, a head support member 400, a foot notification member 500, a heating member 600, and a massage member 700. ) And further includes a head magnetic pole member (800).

The face protection member 100 may protect a patient's face during a dental treatment procedure. The face protection member 100 may protect the face based on the patient's mouth open. The face protection member 100 may be provided in combination with the head part 13. The face protection member 100 includes a face protection unit 110, an eye protection unit 130, an ear protection unit 150, and an opening 170.

The face protection unit 110 may be formed in an oval shape similar to the shape of a person's face. The face protection unit 110 may protect the face of the patient by covering the face of the patient during a dental treatment procedure. For example, the face protection unit 110 may protect the face of a person, including eyes, nose and forehead, from splashing water or foreign substances during dental treatment. The face protection unit 110 may move to the face of a person through a separate support unit (not shown) coupled with the head unit 13 and may be combined, or may be positioned on one side of the head unit 13 when not in use. The face protection unit 110 may be made of a transparent plastic material. The face protection unit 110 may be provided to be adjusted to a size of a flat shape. For example, the face protection unit 110 may be provided in the form of upper and lower slides, and its size may be reduced in a manner in which the upper and lower components are partially overlapped, or the size of the opposite driving may be increased. Through this, you can adjust the size appropriately according to the size of a person's face.

The eye protection unit 130 may be located inside the face protection unit 110. During dental treatment, the eye protection unit 130 may protect the eyes. The eye protection unit 130 may be provided in a form in which a groove is formed in a direction inward than other portions of the face protection unit 110. As an example, the eye protection unit 130 may be provided in a form corresponding to each other so that the virtual member 200 to be described later can be coupled. The eye protection unit 130 may be made of a transparent material.

The ear protection unit 150 may protect an ear during dental treatment. For example, the ear protection unit 150 may be provided in combination with the face protection unit 110. For example, one ear protection unit 150 may be provided on each side adjacent to the ear. For example, the ear protection unit 150 is provided in the form of being inserted into the ear, and depending on the patient, the ear protection unit 150 can be used to relieve fear during dental treatment when a patient feels fear of the procedure sound. have. In particular, in the case of infants and toddlers who have a feeling of rejection in dental treatment, the fear that is felt during dental treatment is relieved through the ear protection unit 150 and the eye protection unit 130 of the face protection member 100, and the virtual member 200 to be described later The effect of treatment can be maximized by focusing on situations other than treatment through the screen.

An opening 170 is formed in the face protection part 110. The opening 170 may be provided with a size similar to that of the mouth during dental treatment. The dentist may perform dental treatment through the opening 170. The opening 170 may be formed to be larger than the size around the mouth so that the patient's mouth is completely opened from the outside.

The virtual member 200 may show an image of a dental treatment to a patient during dental treatment. In contrast, a movie, cartoon, or video can be shown to the patient separately from the treatment image.

The virtual member 200 may have a display unit 210, a receiving unit 230, and an earphone unit 230.

The display unit 210 may be provided similar to the shape of glasses. The display unit 210 may be provided by being coupled to the eye protection unit 130. The display unit 210 may show a dental treatment image or other image to the patient. The display unit 210 may receive a virtual image or a dental treatment image and display it to a patient. The display unit 210 may be provided in a shape corresponding to the eye protection unit 130.

The receiving unit 230 may be coupled to the virtual member 200. The receiving unit 230 may transmit the captured image transmitted from the imaging member 300 to be described later to the display unit 210 to show the patient. Unlike this, moving pictures, such as movies, dramas, and cartoons, transmitted through a separate image transmission unit 330 (not shown) may be displayed to the patient.

The earphone unit 230 may be coupled to one side of the display unit 210, respectively. The earphone unit 230 may be provided with a pair. As an example, the earphone unit 230 may be provided one on each side of the display unit 210. The earphone unit 230 may be coupled into a person's ear. The earphone unit 230 may transmit the sound of the video to the patient when the patient views a separate image other than the captured image. In contrast, the earphone unit 230 may not be used when the patient views the image transmitted from the photographing member 300. The earphone unit 230 may be provided so as to provide only sound content such as separate music to the patient if the patient desires, even if the image is not played on the display unit 210.

Through the virtual member 200, the patient can check the dental treatment procedure image in real time. Through this, the patient can view the dental treatment image in real time. On the contrary, in case of rejecting the real-time patient treatment image, it is possible to relieve the boredom of dental treatment time by viewing other images during the dental treatment procedure. In addition, depending on the situation, it is possible to relieve the boredom of treatment through images only, sound only, or images and sounds. In addition, in the case of infants and toddlers, the effect of dental treatment can be maximized by eliminating the fear of dental treatment through images and sounds displayed by the dentist.

The photographing member 300 may photograph a dental treatment image. The photographing member 300 may photograph and transmit a dental treatment image. In the case of a patient who wants to view a photographed image, the image photographed by the photographing member 300 may be transmitted to the virtual member 200 so that the patient can view it.

The photographing member 300 includes a photographing unit 310, a transmission unit 330, and an image control unit 350.

The photographing unit 310 may photograph a dental treatment process. The photographing unit 310 may be located adjacent to the lighting. A plurality of photographing units 310 may be provided adjacent to the lighting.

The transmission unit 330 may receive the image captured by the photographing unit 310 and transmit it to the reception unit 230. Unlike this, the transmission unit 330 may display the image transmitted from the photographing unit 310 on the display screen.

The image controller 350 may control to transmit an image captured by the photographing unit 310 or a desired image to the virtual member 200 when the patient desires another image. As an example, the image controller 350 may control the transmission unit 330 to transmit an image captured by the imaging unit 310 to the virtual member 200 when the patient desires a treatment image. Unlike this, the image controller 350 may control the transmission unit 330 to transmit another image to the virtual member 200 when the patient desires an image other than the captured image.

The head support member 400 may protect the patient's head. The head support member 400 may be coupled to the head portion 13. The head support member 400 may protect the patient's head during dental treatment. In addition, the head support member 400 may fix the patient's head in a predetermined position. For example, in the case of a child who is not an adult, it may be difficult to perform a dental treatment by moving a head during a dental treatment procedure. At this time, it is possible to receive dental treatment by fixing the head using the head support member 400.

The head support member 400 includes a head protection unit 410, an operation unit 430, and a head control unit 450.

The head protection part 410 may be provided in a shape similar to a helmet. The head protection part 410 may be formed in a shape corresponding to a human head. A portion of the head protection unit 410 corresponding to the face of a person may be provided in an open form.

The operation unit 430 may be coupled to the head protection unit 410. For example, the operation unit 430 may have one end coupled to the head protection unit 410 and the other end coupled to the head unit 13. The operation unit 430 may be provided in a form having a joint, and may be provided in a form capable of rotating or moving the head protection part 410.

The head control unit 450 may control the operation unit 430. For example, when the position of the operation unit 430 is moved, the head control unit 450 may move the position of the head protection unit 410 by driving it. Unlike this, the head control unit 450 may stop the operation of the operation unit 430 so as to fix the head protection unit 410 when performing dental treatment.

The foot notification member 500 may send a signal to stop the treatment procedure while the patient is receiving treatment. For example, if the patient feels uncomfortable during treatment and wants to temporarily suspend treatment, the foot notification member 500 may sound a notification using the foot notification member 500 to notify the dentist.

The foot notification member 500 may include a foot button unit 510 and a notification unit 530.

The foot button part 510 may be located adjacent to the patient's foot part of the seating part 12. Since two are shown in the drawing, unlike this, three or more may be provided so as to be adjacent to the patient's foot. The foot button unit 510 may be provided so that the patient can press it with their feet.

The notification unit 530 may emit a sound when a button of the foot button unit 510 is pressed. As an example, the notification unit 530 may be provided to emit a preset sound when the foot button unit 510 is pressed, including a configuration such as a speaker.

A foot notification member 500 is provided, and when a patient feels uncomfortable during treatment using a foot, it can be immediately notified to a doctor.

The heating member 600 may be located inside the receiving part 14 or the seating part 12. The heating member 600 may be provided to be movable in one direction within the support portion 14 or the seating portion 12. The heating member 600 includes a heating ceramic 610, a heating operation unit 630, and a heating control unit 650.

The heating ceramic 610 is provided in a dumbbell shape and includes a heater therein. The heating ceramic 610 is provided to be movable in an upper direction or a horizontal direction by a heating operation unit 630 to be described later.

A plurality of warming ceramics 610 may be provided inside the support part 14 or the seating part 12. The thermal ceramic 610 may provide thermal treatment and massage to a person.

The heating operation unit 630 may move the heating ceramic 610 in a horizontal direction or an upper direction. For example, the heating operation unit 630 may be connected to the heating ceramic 610 to move along the rail when moving in the horizontal direction. In addition, the heating operation unit 630 may be provided so that the position of the heating ceramic 610 is adjusted in the upper direction when moving in the rail direction.

The thermal control unit 650 may control the thermal operation unit 630 and the thermal ceramic 610. The thermal control unit 650 may control an operation of the thermal operation unit 630 and a temperature of the thermal conductor 610. The heat control unit 650 may control the temperature and the position of the heat heater 610 to perform a massage of a person during heat treatment.

By providing the heating member 600, it is possible to simultaneously perform massage treatment together with the dental treatment procedure. It is possible to perform dental treatment and massage treatment on the patient at the same time, thereby maximizing treatment outcome.

The massage member 700 may provide a massage to a specific part of a person. The massage member 700 includes a massage contact part 710, a fluid supply part 730, and a fluid control part 750.

The massage contact part 710 may be located in the inner space of the seating part 12 before performing a massage treatment on a person. The massage contact unit 710 may contact a portion that provides a massage to a person. For example, it may be provided in a form surrounding the massage contact part 710 on a specific part of a person. The massage contact portion 710 may be provided in a circular shape, and may be provided in a Velcro type so as to adjust the wrapping of the affected part according to the body part of the person.

When performing the massage treatment, the operator may take out and use the massage contact part 710 located on the seating part 12.

A flow path may be provided in the massage contact part 710 so that fluid may flow. The massage contact unit 710 may receive fluid through a fluid supply unit 730 and a fluid control unit 750 to be described later during a massage procedure. The fluid supplied to the massage contact part 710 may be provided in a state in which the pressure is adjusted. For example, a high pressure may be periodically provided to the massage contact part 710 to apply pressure to the massage area. Through this, it is possible to relieve the body's fatigue or release the muscles to create a massage effect.

The fluid supply unit 730 may be located in the inner space of the seating unit 12. The fluid supply unit 730 may supply fluid to the massage contact unit 710. As an example, the fluid may be provided as air. Unlike this, the fluid may be provided as an inert gas or the like, and is not limited to air.

The fluid control unit 750 may adjust the pressure of the fluid supplied from the fluid supply unit 730. The fluid control unit 750 may be located on the seating unit 12. The fluid control unit 750 may control a person's massage time and massage pressure by adjusting the pressure and supply time of the fluid. The fluid control unit 750 may adjust a pressure applied by a person.

The head stimulation member 800 may be coupled to the patient's head to stimulate the patient's scalp. The head stimulation member 800 may provide a scalp massage to the patient's head.

The head magnetic pole member 800 includes a magnetic pole body 810 and a magnetic pole part 830.

The stimulation body 810 may be provided in a shape similar to a helmet. The stimulation body 810 is provided in a shape capable of covering a portion of the patient's head having a scalp excluding a facial portion.

The stimulation part 830 may be coupled to the stimulation body 810. The magnetic pole part 830 may be coupled to the inner surface of the magnetic pole body 810. A plurality of magnetic pole units 830 may be provided. The magnetic pole 830 may be vertically stimulated or horizontally vibrated by a separate operation unit (not shown) of the magnetic pole body 810. The magnetic pole part 830 may be made of an elastic material. Stimulation may be applied to the scalp of the patient through vibration or vertical movement of the stimulation unit 830.

In the case of the above-described embodiment, a face protection member may be provided, and the face and ears may be protected during a dental treatment procedure.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a virtual member is provided so that a patient can view a treatment image in real time.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a virtual member may be provided so that the patient does not get bored of the treatment process by viewing images such as movies, dramas, and cartoons during treatment.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a head support member is provided, and dental treatment efficiency may be improved by preventing an infant patient or a patient from turning their head during treatment due to fear.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a thermal massage or massage may be provided during dental treatment to perform other treatments at the same time.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to provide a scalp massage during dental treatment.

The detailed description above is illustrative of the present invention. In addition, the above description shows and describes preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the present invention can be used in various other combinations, modifications and environments. That is, changes or modifications may be made within the scope of the concept of the invention disclosed in the present specification, the scope equivalent to the disclosed contents, and/or the skill or knowledge of the art. The above-described embodiment describes the best state for implementing the technical idea of the present invention, and various changes required in the specific application fields and uses of the present invention are possible. Therefore, the detailed description of the invention is not intended to limit the invention to the disclosed embodiment. In addition, the appended claims should be construed as including other embodiments.

1, 5: dental unit chair 10: chair
20: display unit 30: instrument assembly
40, 91: input unit 50: processor
60: memory 70: driving unit
80: handpiece 90: remote control
92: pressure sensor 93: vibration unit
94: speaker 100: face protection member
200: virtual member 300: photographing member
400: head support member 500: foot notification member
600: heating member 700: massage member
800: head stimulation member

Claims (3)

In the dental unit chair,
A chair for a patient to sit or lie down and used for dental treatment;
An instrument assembly including a plurality of dental instruments;
A display unit for indicating information; and
A remote control having an input unit operable by the patient and a vibration unit indicating vibration; Include,
The chair,
A head portion supporting the patient's head;
A support for supporting the upper body or the back of the patient; And
A seat on which the patient's lower body is seated; Including,
The head part and the support part are provided to be relatively movable around a joint point which is a connection part,
The dental unit chair,
A face protection member capable of protecting a patient's face during dental treatment;
A virtual member that shows a video or screen other than the dental treatment image or treatment image to the patient during dental treatment
A photographing member that photographs the patient's mouth condition in real time during dental treatment and transmits it to a virtual member.
A head support member that supports or protects the patient's head in dental practice; and
The absence of foot notifications to inform the patient's condition during dental treatment, and
Further comprising a head stimulation member capable of applying stimulation to the patient's head,
The face protection member,
A face protection unit that is formed in an oval shape and protects the face of a person, including the nose, forehead, and the like from splashing during dental treatment;
It protects the human eye during dental treatment, and the eye protection part is made of a transparent material and
It is combined with the face protection unit, and includes an ear protection unit to protect a person's ear during dental treatment,
An opening is formed in the face protection part to perform dental treatment,
The opening is formed larger than the size around the mouth so that the patient's mouth can be seen from the outside,
The virtual member,
It is coupled to the eye protection unit, shows an image to the patient, and a display unit provided in a form similar to glasses
A receiving unit that receives an image of the photographing member and receives an image to be displayed on the display unit; and
It is inserted into the ear of the patient and includes an earphone unit for providing sound provided to the image,
The photographing member
The imaging department that photographs the patient's mouth during dental treatment
A transmission unit for transmitting the image captured by the photographing unit; and
And an image control unit for controlling the transmission unit to select and transmit an image of the photographing unit or another image desired by a patient,
The head support member,
It can be worn on the patient's head, and is provided in the form of a helmet, and the part corresponding to the patient's face is a head protector provided in an open form and
One end is coupled to the head protection unit, the other end is coupled to the head unit, and an operation unit for adjusting the position of the head protection unit, and
And a head control unit controlling the position of the head protection unit by controlling the operation unit,
The foot notification member,
Among the seating portions, a foot button portion positioned adjacent to the patient's foot portion and provided so that the patient can press it with the foot;
It is located adjacent to the foot button unit, and includes an alarm unit that generates a sound when the foot button unit is operated,
The head stimulation member,
A stimulation body that can be coupled to the patient's head
It is coupled to the inner side of the stimulation body, and includes a stimulation unit for applying stimulation to the head of the patient,
A dental unit chair provided with a plurality of magnetic pole portions, the plurality of magnetic pole portions positioned at a predetermined distance apart from each other on the inside of the magnetic pole body, and wherein the magnetic pole portions are made of an elastic material. delete The method of claim 1,
The dental unit chair,
A heat member that performs heat treatment on the patient's body and is located in the support or seating part; And
Performing a massage treatment on the body of the patient, further comprising a massage member located in the seat,
The heating member,
It includes a heater inside, has a dumbbell-shaped ceramic, is located inside the support or seating part, and can move in one direction or vertically to perform heat treatment on the human body.
A heating operation unit that moves the heating conductor and is located inside the support or seating unit, and
And a heat control unit for controlling a heat treatment temperature or a heat treatment operation by controlling the heat conductor and the heat operation unit,
The massage member,
Before the shopping center massage treatment, the massage contact part is located inside the seating part, and is located outside the seating part during the massage treatment, and surrounds the massage treatment area and provides a massage.
A fluid supply unit positioned inside the seating unit to perform massage treatment by supplying fluid to the interior of the massage contact unit, and
A dental unit chair comprising a fluid control unit for controlling the fluid supply unit to supply the fluid into the massage contact unit by adjusting a fluid supply pressure and a fluid supply time of the fluid supply unit.

Images