Dentures (false teeth) made permanent using vacuum suction
OwnerQussay Abdulatteef Jasim Al-Aani, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
The invention relates for producing permanent dentures without using any implants (screws) on the gum or using glue but using the vacuum of suction cells (suckers), between the natural gum and dentures, but using flexible thin plastic (approved by FDA) sheath between the gum and the dentures using suckers (similar to octopus) made on upper and lower surfaces of the sheath the upper sheath surface will have the same shape of the normal denture lower surface, similarly the lower sheath surface will have the same shape of the gum, the shape of the plastic sheath will always have the same shape of the gypsum modeled cast at the dentist clinic, for the gum surface, all the suckers will be (squeezed) pressed and create vacuum to hold the dentures to the gum and the dentures.
Claims4
A lower denture comprising:
- a thin, flexible sheath including suckers on an upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath and suckers on a lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath, wherein the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath is formed to match the shape of the jaw of the denture wearer, and wherein the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath is formed to match the shape of bottom surface of a teeth portion of the lower denture;
- flat, straight gaps between the suckers on the upper surface of the think, flexible sheath;
- flat, straight gaps between the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath;
- wherein the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath alternate in position with the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath so that straight gaps on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath are located directly above the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath and the straight gaps on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath are located directly below the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath, and wherein the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath extend outwardly from a top surface of the thin, flexible sheath, and the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath extend into a cavity formed by the underside of the thin, flexible sheath.
An upper denture comprising:
- a thin, flexible sheath including suckers on an upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath and suckers on a lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath, wherein the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath is formed to match the shape of the jaw of the denture wearer, and wherein the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath is formed to match a shape of an upper surface of a teeth portion of the upper denture;
- flat, straight gaps between the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath;
- flat, straight gaps between the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath;
- wherein the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath alternate in position with the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath so that straight gaps on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath are located directly above the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath and the straight gaps on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath are located directly below the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath, and wherein the suckers on the lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath extend outwardly from a lower surface of the thin, flexible sheath, and the suckers on the upper surface of the thin, flexible sheath extend into a cavity formed by the upper side of the thin, flexible sheath.
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