TH15385Y - Ready-to-use orthodontic wax (Brace Stick) - Google Patents

Abstract

------September 18, 2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 Summary of Invention In the past, dental wax for preventing pain was usually produced in long stick form. Using this wax involved the user estimating the amount needed each time, then pulling the stick into small pieces, molding them into a ball, and applying it to the orthodontic appliance in the area causing pain. It can be seen that using orthodontic wax is quite difficult and not sufficiently hygienic for use in the mouth. Therefore, the invention of ready-to-use orthodontic wax (Brace Stick) greatly facilitates use. The ready-to-use orthodontic wax (Brace Stick) is a spherical shape of a suitable size, coated with banana powder to prevent adhesion between the product and the packaging. It is also harmless and does not cause tooth decay when used in the mouth or on the tooth surface. The packaging is airtight. ------------ ------March 23, 2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 Summary of Invention In the past, dental wax was typically produced in long stick form. Its use involved the user estimating the amount needed each time, then pulling the stick into small pieces with their hand like a hammer before applying it to the orthodontic appliance in the area causing pain. This method of using orthodontic wax was difficult and not sufficiently hygienic for oral use. Therefore, the invention of the ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick greatly facilitates use. The ready-to-use brace wax (Brace Stick) is a conveniently sized, round stick coated with banana powder to prevent adhesion between the product and packaging. It is also safe, does not cause tooth decay when used in the mouth or on the tooth surface, and is packaged in a vacuum-sealed container. ------09/10/2017------(OCR) Page 1 of 1. Summary of the Invention: In the past, dental wax was typically produced in long stick form. Its use involved the user estimating the amount needed each time... Traditionally, orthodontic wax was produced in long sticks. Users would estimate the amount needed each time, then manually pull off small pieces, mold them into balls, and apply them to the orthodontic appliance in the areas causing pain. As you can see, using orthodontic wax is quite difficult and not hygienic enough for oral use. Therefore, the invention of ready-to-use orthodontic pain-relieving wax (Brace Stick) greatly facilitates use. The ready-to-use orthodontic pain-relieving wax (Brace Stick) is round, appropriately sized, and coated with banana powder to prevent adhesion between the product and packaging. It is also safe, does not cause tooth decay when used in the mouth or on the tooth surface, and is packaged in airtight packaging. ------------ Edited 25/04/2017 In the past, orthodontic wax was usually produced in long stick form. To use this wax, users would estimate the amount needed each time, then manually pull off small pieces, mold them into balls, and apply them to the orthodontic appliance in the areas causing pain. As you can see, using orthodontic wax was quite difficult. Previously, orthodontic wax was typically produced in long sticks. Users had to estimate the amount needed for each application, then pull the stick into small pieces, mold them, and apply them to the braces in areas causing pain. This method of application was difficult and lacked proper hygiene for oral use. Therefore, the invention of ready-to-use orthodontic wax (Brace Stick) greatly facilitated the process for users. The ready-to-use Brace Stick is a conveniently sized, round product coated with banana powder to prevent adhesion between the product and the packaging. It is also safe to use and does not cause tooth decay when applied to the mouth or tooth surface. The packaging is airtight. ------------------------- In the past, orthodontic wax was usually produced in long sticks. Using this wax involved estimating the amount needed each time, then pulling the stick into small pieces, molding them into a ball, and applying it to the braces in areas causing pain. As you can see, using orthodontic wax was quite difficult and lacked sufficient hygiene for oral use. Therefore, the invention of ready-to-use orthodontic wax (Brace Stick) greatly facilitated the process for users. The ready-to-use Brace Stick is a conveniently sized, round product. The ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick is coated with banana powder to prevent adhesion between the product and the packaging. It is also safe and does not cause tooth decay when used in the mouth or on the tooth surface. The packaging is a clean, safe, and high-quality blister package that meets pharmaceutical packaging standards, making it convenient to carry and easy to use, suitable for use both at home and outside the home.

Claims (4)

------18/09/2561------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 page. Claim 1. Ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick consists of utility wax designed for orthodontic use, opaque white in color, with a sticky texture for easy molding, AP branded crayons on the box, with a color:wax ratio of 2 ml:36.67 g, and banana starch. 2. The manufacturing process of the ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick as described in Claim 1 consists of the following steps: a. The opaque white wax is placed in a heat-resistant container and heated in a water bath at a temperature of 60-65 degrees Celsius to melt it. Color is then added using crayon colors. b. The melted wax is then poured into the container. Pour the wax into a cylindrical plastic mold with a diameter of 0.5 centimeters and a length of 20 centimeters. Wait for the wax to harden. Cut into 40 pieces, each 0.5 centimeters long. Shape the wax by hand into a spherical form. Coat the outer surface of the wax with banana powder. Pack into vacuum-sealed packaging, sealing the bottom with aluminum foil and the top with clear plastic. The packaging is oval-shaped, measuring 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.9 centimeters, with 10 pieces per blister pack. The outer casing is made from folded paper into a rectangular shape with open ends, and includes product details and instructions for use. The use of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks) as per Patent 1 is done by removing one ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick (Brace Stick) from its packaging via the foil end and pressing it onto any sharp or irritating areas of the orthodontic appliance. ------------ ------23/03/2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 page. Patent 1. Ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks) consist of a opaque white utility wax designed for orthodontic use, with a sticky texture for easy adhesion, an AP-branded crayon in a ratio of 2 ml : 36.67 g, and banana starch. 2. The manufacturing process of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks) as per Patent 1 consists of the following steps: a. Placing the opaque white wax in a heat-resistant container. a. The wax is heated in a water bath at a temperature of 60-65 degrees Celsius to melt it. Color is then added using crayon colors. The melted wax is poured into cylindrical plastic molds with a diameter of 0.5 centimeters and a length of 20 centimeters. After the wax hardens, it is cut into 40 pieces, each 0.5 centimeters long. The pieces are then hand-shaped into spheres. The outer surface of the wax is coated with banana powder. Finally, the pieces are vacuum-sealed in oval-shaped containers, measuring 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.9 centimeters, with each blister pack containing 10 pieces. An outer casing made of folded paper, open at both ends, is included, along with product details and instructions for use. 3. The use of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Stick) as per claim 1 is done by removing one ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick (Brace Stick) from its packaging via the foil end and pressing it onto any sharp or irritating areas of the orthodontic appliance. ------------ ------09/10/2017------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 page Claim 1. Ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Stick) consist of a opaque white utility wax designed for orthodontic use, with a sticky texture for easy molding, an AP-branded crayon in a ratio of 2 ml : 36.67 g, and banana starch. 2. The manufacturing process of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticky) as per claim 1 consists of the following steps: a. Placing the opaque white wax in a heat-resistant container. a. The wax is heated in a water bath at a temperature of 60-65 degrees Celsius to melt it. Non-toxic crayon colors are then added. b. The melted wax is poured into cylindrical plastic molds with a diameter of 0.5 centimeters and a length of 20 centimeters. After the wax hardens, it is cut into 40 pieces, each 0.5 centimeters long. c. The pieces are then hand-shaped into uniform spheres with a diameter of 0.57 centimeters. d. The outer surface of the wax is coated with banana powder. This banana powder has a high percentage of resistance to enzymatic digestion in the mouth and body when in its raw form. Importantly, it is a raw material developed by the College of Agricultural Innovation, Biotechnology, and Food, Rangsit University, and can be further applied and developed into products. e. The pieces are vacuum-sealed in aluminum foil at the bottom and clear plastic at the top. They are oval-shaped, measuring 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.9 centimeters, with 10 pieces per blister pack. An outer casing is made from folded paper, creating a rectangular shape with open ends. 3. The use of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks) as per claim 1 is done by removing one ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick (Brace Stick) from its packaging via the foil side. Press it onto the orthodontic appliance in sharp or irritating areas, such as protruding wire ends or bracket edges, to spread the wax, cover the appliance in the painful area, and reduce friction between the oral mucosa and the orthodontic appliance. ------------ Updated 25/04/2017 1. Ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks) consist of utility wax designed for orthodontic use. They are opaque white with a sticky texture for easy molding, unlike red or other colored utility waxes. Cayola brand crayons have the AP logo on the box and contain banana starch. 2. Manufacturing process of ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks (Brace Sticks)... The process for making the stick involves the following steps: 2.1 Melt the opaque white beeswax in a heat-resistant container using a water bath heated to 60-65 degrees Celsius. Add color (ratio: color: beeswax 2 ml: 36.67 g) using non-toxic crayon colors. 2.2 Pour the melted beeswax into cylindrical plastic molds, each mold holding 3.925 cubic centimeters. Allow the beeswax to harden, then cut into 40 pieces, each 5 mm long. 2.3 Shape the beeswax by hand into uniform spheres with a 5 mm diameter. 2.4 Coat the outer surface of the beeswax with banana powder. Banana powder has a high percentage of resistance to enzymatic digestion in the mouth and body when in its raw form. Importantly, this raw material is a product of innovation from the College of Agricultural Innovation, Biotechnology and Food, Rangsit University, which can be applied and further developed into this product. 2.5 Vacuum-pack the beeswax, sealing the bottom with aluminum foil. The top is a clear, oval-shaped plastic container, measuring 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.9 centimeters. Each blister pack contains 10 pieces. The outer casing is made of folded paper, forming a rectangular shape with open ends, and includes product details and instructions for use. 3. Using the Brace Stick: Remove one ready-to-use orthodontic wax stick (Brace Stick) from the foil packaging. Press it onto the orthodontic appliance, especially on sharp or irritating areas such as exposed wire ends or the edges of brackets. Due to the soft and malleable properties of the wax at room temperature, the Brace Stick spreads to cover the appliance, providing lubrication and reducing friction between the oral mucosa and the appliance. The wax's adhesion is temporary. When subjected to strong impacts or friction, such as chewing or brushing, the wax may detach or some may be washed away by food. Therefore, patients should use a toothpick to remove any excess wax from the Brace Stick before reapplying it. A new, ready-to-use orthodontic brace stick is applied to the same spot until the pain subsides or improves, as advised by your orthodontist. 1. Ready-to-use orthodontic brace sticks contain utility wax designed for orthodontic use. They are opaque white with a sticky texture for easy molding, unlike red or other colored utility waxes. The product also includes Cayola brand crayons with the AP logo on the box and banana powder. 2. Manufacturing Process of Ready-to-Use Orthodontic Brace Sticks: The process involves the following steps: 2.1 Melt the opaque white wax in a heat-resistant container using a water bath heated to 60-65 degrees Celsius. Add color (color:wax ratio: 2 ml: 36.67 g) using non-toxic crayon colors. 2.2 Pour the melted wax into cylindrical plastic molds (3.925 cubic centimeters per mold). Allow the wax to harden, then cut into 40 pieces, each 5 mm long. 2.3 Hand-shape the pieces into uniform spheres with a diameter of 5 mm. 2.4 Coat the outer surface of the wax with banana powder. Banana powder exhibits high resistance to enzymatic digestion in the mouth and body when in its raw form. Importantly, this raw material is a product of research conducted by the College of Agricultural Innovation, Biotechnology, and Food, Rangsit University. 2.5 The product is packaged in vacuum-sealed packaging with an aluminum foil seal at the bottom and a clear, oval-shaped plastic top measuring 2.4 x 0.6 x 0.9 centimeters. Each blister pack contains 10 tablets. An outer sheath is made of folded paper, open at both ends, and includes product details and instructions for use. 3. Using a Brace Stick: Remove one ready-to-use orthodontic wax stick (Brace Stick) from its foil packaging. Press it onto the orthodontic appliance in any sharp or irritating areas, such as protruding wire ends, bracket edges, or other affected areas. Due to the soft and malleable properties of the wax at room temperature, the Brace Stick will spread to cover the appliance in the painful area, providing lubrication and reducing friction between the oral mucosa and the orthodontic appliance. Adhesion will be effective. 4. The brace stick's effectiveness is temporary. When subjected to strong impacts or friction, such as from chewing or brushing, the wax will often come loose or some may be washed away by food. Therefore, patients should use a toothpick to gently remove any remaining wax (brace stick) before engaging in any activity. Afterward, apply a new brace stick until the pain subsides or is resolved by your orthodontist.