Chewing-based oral self-cleaning device
A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device includes a pair of tubes ( 2, 3 ) placed back to back either directly or separated by a base plate ( 13 ), optionally provided with an external handle ( 1 ) and a positioning flange ( 15 ). Each of the tubes includes a channel ( 14 ) into which the teeth are inserted and each channel is provided with side drag elements and descaling elements on the base thereof.
1. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, comprising:
a semi-rigid elongated body comprising two tubes forming a frame with one of a cylindrical and prismatic section,
a base plate,
buffer strips at the base plate,
the tubes including a set of cleaning, massage and dragging items selected from the group of:
bristles,
protrusions, and
scraping rasps,
each tube having a semi-rigid, flexible and elastic body, formed as a slotted tube grooved in a longitudinal direction thereof to form a slot, each forming a cleaning channel tangentially superimposed relative to the longitudinal direction,
the two tubes and the base plate collectively forming a shape of a curved capital “H”,
the two tubes being joined together one of
directly and
by the base plate,
two edges of each tube forming the respective slot extending towards an interior of the channel to form two cleaning ailerons adapted to elastically deform when a tooth arch pushes and penetrates between these two cleaning ailerons until the tooth arch reaches the buffer strips at the base plate, and
the cleaning ailerons and the base plate are provided with said cleaning, massage and dragging items, securely fitted and located so that said cleaning, massage and dragging items act elastically when they reach a surface area of teeth and gums when the teeth and gums move during mastication.
2. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein the tubes are fitted with an elastomeric casing.
3. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein an outer side of the base plate comprises an external fitting handle.
4. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , further comprising a positioning flange one of:
between the tubes and
at a rear of the base plate.
5. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein the tubes are open at opposite ends thereof, forming a drain for remains from cleaning out an oral cavity.
6. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein the tubes comprise items on outer surfaces thereof for scraping and massaging gums and other soft parts of a mouth.
7. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein each tube includes a tubular wall which forms a continuous surface.
8. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein each tube includes a tubular wall which forms a discontinuous surface.
9. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , further comprising a mechanism for adjustment of elastic tension of the tubes.
10. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 9 , wherein the mechanism for adjustment of the elastic tension of the tubes includes a screw-type regulator applied by a handle which exerts rotatory ram-like pressure on walls of the tubes.
11. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 9 , wherein the mechanism for adjustment of the elastic tension of the tubes is fitted longitudinally in respect of an axis of the tubes from a regulator in the base plate, and provides tightening which makes walls, edges and cleaning ailerons of the tubes converge with each other.
12. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein the device is rectilinear and is adapted to allow several teeth inside.
13. A chewing-based oral self-cleaning device, according to claim 1 , wherein the device is curvilinear and is adapted to allow an entire tooth arch inside.