Mouth exercising device
AssigneeKreuznach LLC
InventorsSusannah Sung, Mohan Rajasekaran
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Abstract
A mouth exercising device defines a first direction and a second direction along a first axis, a third direction and a fourth direction along a second axis orthogonal to the first axis, and a fifth direction and a sixth direction along a third axis orthogonal to the first axis and the second axis, and includes an outer body having a first body and a second body arranged along the second direction, and an inner body extending between a first surface of the first body that faces the fourth direction and a first surface of the second body that faces the third direction.
Claims19
A mouth exercising device defining a first direction and a second direction along a first axis, a third direction and a fourth direction along a second axis orthogonal to the first axis, and a fifth direction and a sixth direction along a third axis orthogonal to the first axis and the second axis, the mouth exercising device comprising:
- an outer body comprising a first body and a second body arranged along the second axis;
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- an inner body extending between a first surface of the first body that faces the fourth direction and a first surface of the second body that faces the third direction,
- wherein the mouth exercising device has a first configuration that is an uncompressed state and a second configuration that is a compressed state,
- wherein, in the first configuration, a first outer surface of the inner body in the fifth direction and a second outer surface of the inner body in the sixth direction do not contact the first surface of the first body or the first surface of the second body, and
- wherein, in the second configuration, at least a portion of the first outer surface of the inner body contacts the first surface of the first body and the first surface of the second body, and at least a portion of the second outer surface of the inner body contacts the first surface of the first body and the first surface of the second body.
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