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US 2020/0085551 A9Published application
Dental suction arrangement
OwnerThomas Asuminventor
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Abstract
A dental suction arrangement which removes saliva and other fluids from a person's oral cavity. The suction arrangement includes a suction tube and an absorption body to be placed in the oral cavity. The suction tube includes a suction part which is arranged in the absorption body and which is equipped with a hole organs or elements communicating with the absorption body. The suction arrangement is made of elastically deformable material in order to adapt to the anatomical shape of the bottom of the mouth.
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Dental suction arrangement for the removal of saliva and other fluids—comprising
- a suction line (101, 602, 702) and
- an absorption body (111, 611, 711) to be placed for the removal of saliva and other fluids,
- whereby the suction line (101) comprises a suction part (103) which is arranged in the absorption body (111),
- wherein the suction part (103) is equipped with hole members (104, 904a-e) communicating with the absorption body,
- wherein the suction line (101, 602, 702) has a prefabricated form and size,
- wherein the suction line (101,602,702) extends a distance from the absorption body for secure placement,
- wherein said hole members (104, 904a-e) are distributed along a longitudinal extent of said suction part (103) and along a periphery of said suction part, and
- wherein the absorption body (111, 611, 711) is made of elastically deformable and adaptable material in order to adapt the absorption body to a desired shape.
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Dental suction arrangement according to claim 18,
- wherein said cavity is an oral cavity,
- wherein said elevated portion is a lower jaw,
- wherein said protection shield is a tongue protection,
- wherein a secondary absorption body (618) is arranged for being positioned at the parotis gland duct, and/or
- wherein the bottom is the area between a tongue and the bottom of a mouth.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.