| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | HANDPIECE ASSEMBLY FOR LASER TREATMENT DEVICE | US15872859 | 2018-01-16 | US20180140865A1 | 2018-05-24 | DMITRI BOUTOUSSOV; ROLF G. KOJIMA |
| Embodiments of the invention include a handpiece system including a detachable cable that can receive at least power, and a detachable cable connector, where the detachable cable connector and detachable cable are reversibly attachable to each other. In some embodiments, the system includes an interchangeable laser module, where the laser module and detachable cable connector are reversibly attachable to each other. Further, the interchangeable laser module is configured and arranged to receive at least the power via the cable connector when coupled to the cable connector, and to be removed from the detachable cable connector and replaced with another laser module. In some embodiments, the system further includes an interchangeable handpiece which is reversibly attachable to the interchangeable laser module. Further, the interchangeable handpiece is configured and arranged to be removed from the interchangeable laser module and replaced with another interchangeable handpiece. | ||||||
| 42 | DENTAL DRILL TOOL | US15687853 | 2017-08-28 | US20180055598A1 | 2018-03-01 | James B. Wolf |
| A system and method for mitigating pain associated with dentistry provides a removal apparatus for removing a portion of a tooth. A desiccation apparatus flows a desiccated gas to the portion of the tooth to desiccate dentinal tubules in a region surrounding the portion of the tooth, generally preventing nerve cells within the tooth from transmitting pain signals associated with the removal. The removal apparatus has a drill head with a body having an axial opening configured to accept a dental burr. An annular passage exists between the dental burr and the body within the axial opening. A chamber in the body is in fluid communication with the axial opening, where a channel is fluidly coupled to an external port and to a source of the desiccated gas to flow the desiccated gas therethrough and expose a drilling region of the dental burr to the desiccated gas to mitigate pain. | ||||||
| 43 | Handpiece assembly for laser treatment device | US14060877 | 2013-10-23 | US09867997B2 | 2018-01-16 | Dmitri Boutoussov; Rolf G. Kojima |
| A handpiece assembly for laser treating a target surface and a laser system are disclosed. A handpiece assembly for laser treating a target surface includes a cable connector that is detachably coupled to a power supply and control module. The cable connector is configured to receive power and control signals from the power supply and control module. The handpiece assembly includes a laser module configured to receive the power and control signals from the cable connector and to generate electromagnetic energy based on the received power and control signals. The laser module is a replaceable module that is detachably coupled to the cable connector and a handpiece. The replaceable module allows a particular laser module to be removed from the handpiece assembly and replaced with another laser module. The handpiece assembly further includes the handpiece configured to receive the electromagnetic energy from the laser module and to direct the electromagnetic energy to the target surface. | ||||||
| 44 | Low-splash reducing implement for dental applications | US13986557 | 2013-05-14 | US09055989B2 | 2015-06-16 | Arthur Kitchings Weathers; T. Wilfred Pye |
| The invention is a low-splash dental fluid distribution implement with the ability to evenly wear down tooth decay, diseased tissue, or undesired dentin in oral applications with live patients. The directed multi-beams of pressurized fluid are a combined plurality of individual beams paired in such a manner that the reflected fluid bursts are inwardly directed against each other. This canceling effect prevents damage to the oral tissues of the patient's mouth by curtailing outward bound bursts of fluid arising from the initial directed impact. Also, the outer edges of the strike zone receive a comparable force as that which hits the center. | ||||||
| 45 | Method and apparatus for reducing pain and patient discomfort at an injection site | US12924089 | 2010-09-21 | US20120070799A1 | 2012-03-22 | Mark Metcalf |
| An apparatus and a method for reducing pain and the discomfort experienced by a patient as a consequence of a needle stick during the administration of an injection. The pain-reducing apparatus includes a handle and a disposable fork detachably connected thereto. The fork has a pair of outstretched fingers that are separated from one another by a gap at which the injection site is located. Vibrations applied to the fork from the handle are transmitted from the fingers of the fork to the patient's tissue or skin surrounding the injection site. The vibrations desensitize the patient's tissue/skin during the administration of the injection. | ||||||
| 46 | Dental patient anxiety and pain management system including isolated hand piece interrupt and reset | US12353958 | 2009-01-14 | US07927099B2 | 2011-04-19 | Michael Q. Edwards; Martin R. D. Brading |
| Disclosed is a dental patient anxiety and pain management system including a patient controllable interrupt device operable by a patient for interrupting a flow of pressurized fluid along a fluid path between a pressurized fluid source to a dental hand piece and for venting the pressurized fluid from a portion of the fluid path between the patient interrupt device and the dental hand piece for reducing the motive force driving the operative element of the hand piece, the fluid flow remaining interrupted until a reset device is operated for allowing the flow of pressurized fluid to resume along the fluid path between the pressurized fluid source and the hand piece. | ||||||
| 47 | Dental vibrator and acoustical unit with method for the inhibition of operative pain | US11144448 | 2005-06-03 | US07654825B2 | 2010-02-02 | Charles D. Ray |
| A patient-controlled device for inhibiting intraoperative dental pain is disclosed. The device includes a removable tooth clamp, an actuator unit, and a control box. The actuator defines unit includes a vibratory actuator and a coupling device for coupling the vibratory actuator to the tooth clamp. The control box is electrically connected to the vibratory actuator and includes at least one controller. In this regard, the removable tooth clamp is configured to be attached to at least one tooth of a patient, and upon final assembly, the controller initiates oscillation of the tooth clamp via the vibratory actuator and vibrates the tooth/teeth to inhibit intraoperative dental pain. | ||||||
| 48 | DENTAL PATIENT ANXIETY AND PAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INCLUDING ISOLATED HAND PIECE INTERRUPT AND RESET | US12353958 | 2009-01-14 | US20090181348A1 | 2009-07-16 | Michael Q. Edwards; Martin R.D. Brading |
| Disclosed is a dental patient anxiety and pain management system including a patient controllable interrupt device operable by a patient for interrupting a flow of pressurized fluid along a fluid path between a pressurized fluid source to a dental hand piece and for venting the pressurized fluid from a portion of the fluid path between the patient interrupt device and the dental hand piece for reducing the motive force driving the operative element of the hand piece, the fluid flow remaining interrupted until a reset device is operated for allowing the flow of pressurized fluid to resume along the fluid path between the pressurized fluid source and the hand piece. | ||||||
| 49 | Hinged therapeutic mouthpiece | US11378079 | 2006-03-17 | US07527642B2 | 2009-05-05 | Greg J. VanSkiver; Roxanne R. VanSkiver |
| This invention relates to devices for insertion into the mouth for the application of heat or cold to oral tissue to provide a therapeutic effect. The device 10 includes an upper member 11 substantially conforming to a contour of an upper gum line, a lower member 12 substantially conforming to a contour of a lower gum line, a first hinge member 13, and a second hinge member 14, wherein at least one hinge member 13, 14 is configured to exert a compressive force to maintain the upper member 11 substantially in contact with an upper gum and the lower member 12 substantially in contact with a lower gum. | ||||||
| 50 | Conforming oral phototherapy applicator | US10777020 | 2004-02-10 | US07329274B2 | 2008-02-12 | Gregory B. Altshuler; Valery V. Tuchin |
| Oral phototherapy applicators are disclosed that sized and shaped so as to fit at least partially in a user's mouth and adapted to conform to the shape of at least a portion of the oral cavity and have at least one radiation emitter coupled to an applicator body to irradiate a portion of the oral cavity with phototherapeutic radiation. The apparatus is configured to direct radiation to at least one portion of the oral cavity, e.g. a tooth, cheek, tongue, palate, throat and facial tissue, lymphatic tissue, blood, gland, follicle, collagen and pigmentation. In one embodiment, the apparatus body is compliant to facilitate conformation to a portion of the oral cavity. | ||||||
| 51 | Tissue penetrating oral phototherapy applicator | US10776687 | 2004-02-10 | US07329273B2 | 2008-02-12 | Gregory B. Altshuler; Valery V. Tuchin |
| Oral phototherapy applicators are disclosed that are sized and shaped so as to fit at least partially in a user's mouth and have at least one radiation emitter coupled to an apparatus body to irradiate a portion of the oral cavity with phototherapeutic radiation, the emitter being capable of delivering radiation to a region of facial tissue. The apparatus can be configured to direct radiation to at least one portion of the oral cavity, e.g., a tooth, cheek, tongue, palate, throat, lymphatic tissue, blood, gland, follicle, collagen and pigmentation. In one embodiment, radiation from the emitter can penetrate the muscosal lining of the oral cavity and deliver phototherapeutic energy to a region of facial tissue. The apparatus can further include bristles to provide a phototherapeutic toothbrush. Alternatively, the apparatus body can be adapted for placement in a fixed position relative to the oral cavity during phototherapy. | ||||||
| 52 | Light emitting toothbrush for oral phototherapy | US10776936 | 2004-02-10 | US07223270B2 | 2007-05-29 | Gregory B. Altshuler; Valery V. Tuchin |
| Oral phototherapy applicators are disclosed that are sized and shaped so as to fit at least partially in a user's mouth with a plurality of bristles of elongate shape coupled to an apparatus body. The Applicators can be adapted to brush the user's teeth and further include at least one radiation emitter coupled to the body to provide phototherapeutic radiation to a portion of the oral cavity other than tissue in contact with the bristles. In one embodiment, the phototherapy emitter irradiates both a region of tissue in contact with the bristles and a portion of the oral cavity that is not in contact with the apparatus. For example, the apparatus can include at least one emitter that irradiates tooth tissue in contact with the bristles and gum tissue surrounding the tooth tissue. | ||||||
| 53 | Method and apparatus for delivering dental anesthetic | US10969421 | 2004-10-20 | US20050118551A1 | 2005-06-02 | Michael Falkel; Fred Blodgett |
| Anesthetic is delivered in a substantially continuous manner through a hole drilled in a jaw bone of a dental surgery patient. The hole is drilled in a conventional manner and a fixture embedded in the bone. An adapter is attached to the fixture and anesthetic is delivered substantially continuously through a tube connected to the adapter. An interference fit between the fixture and the adapter provides a liquid seal. The tube may be connected to the fixture by an interference fit, by adhesive or by molding. | ||||||
| 54 | Tissue penetrating oral phototherapy applicator | US10776687 | 2004-02-10 | US20050107849A1 | 2005-05-19 | Gregory Altshuler; Valery Tuchin |
| Oral phototherapy applicators are disclosed that are sized and shaped so as to fit at least partially in a user's mouth and have at least one radiation emitter coupled to an apparatus body to irradiate a portion of the oral cavity with phototherapeutic radiation, the emitter being capable of delivering radiation to a region of facial tissue. The apparatus can be configured to direct radiation to at least one portion of the oral cavity, e.g., a tooth, cheek, tongue, palate, throat, lymphatic tissue, blood, gland, follicle, collagen and pigmentation. In one embodiment, radiation from the emitter can penetrate the muscosal lining of the oral cavity and deliver phototherapeutic energy to a region of facial tissue. The apparatus can further include bristles to provide a phototherapeutic toothbrush. Alternatively, the apparatus body can be adapted for placement in a fixed position relative to the oral cavity during phototherapy. | ||||||
| 55 | Light emitting toothbrush for oral phototherapy | US10776936 | 2004-02-10 | US20040193236A1 | 2004-09-30 | Gregory B. Altshuler; Valery V. Tuchin |
| Oral phototherapy applicators are disclosed that are sized and shaped so as to fit at least partially in a user's mouth with a plurality of bristles of elongate shape coupled to an apparatus body. The Applicators can be adapted to brush the user's teeth and further include at least one radiation emitter coupled to the body to provide phototherapeutic radiation to a portion of the oral cavity other than tissue in contact with the bristles. In one embodiment, the phototherapy emitter irradiates both a region of tissue in contact with the bristles and a portion of the oral cavity that is not in contact with the apparatus. For example, the apparatus can include at least one emitter that irradiates tooth tissue in contact with the bristles and gum tissue surrounding the tooth tissue. | ||||||
| 56 | Disposable anesthesia delivery system with shortened outer sleeve and inner hollow drill | US09799334 | 2001-03-05 | US06547561B2 | 2003-04-15 | Moshe Meller; Michael Feldman |
| An intraosseous delivery apparatus having a drilling member and a sleeve member. The drilling member includes a drill housing, a connecting portion for establishing a connection to a conventional dental drilling apparatus, and a drill extending from the drill housing. The sleeve member includes a sleeve housing, and a hollow sleeve extending from the sleeve housing. The sleeve housing is adapted to be removably engaged with the drill housing such that the drill is inserted into the hollow sleeve. The drill has a length such that when the drill is inserted into the hollow sleeve, a portion of the drill extends beyond the hollow sleeve. As a result, when the drill is used to drill a hole in bone, the drill is inserted deeper into the hole than the hollow sleeve. The hollow sleeve is adapted to be left inserted in the bone when the drill is removed therefrom. The “in place” hollow sleeve is also adapted to receive a syringe needle through which anesthesia may be directly introduced into the bone via an exposed bottom portion of the drilled hole as well as via exposed side-wall portions of the drilled hole. The drill is preferably smooth, and may also be hollow so that debris generated during drilling enters the interior of the drill. In this case, when the hollow drill is removed from the hollow sleeve, the debris within the hollow drill may also be removed. Still further, the drill may be made of a titanium alloy whose flexibility, wearability and cutting ability is greater than that of conventional hardened stainless steel. | ||||||
| 57 | Dental drilling and apparatus therefor | US10268961 | 1961-04-13 | US3083463A | 1963-04-02 | BERNARD BROOKS; SYLVANE ALLEN A |
| 58 | Dental apparatus | US28030352 | 1952-04-03 | US2671269A | 1954-03-09 | FRANCIS CHARLES V |
| 59 | Method and apparatus for minimizing pain caused by drilling teeth | US77644947 | 1947-09-27 | US2466054A | 1949-04-05 | SIEBEL VICTOR H |
| 60 | 레이저 치료 기기용 핸드피스 조립체 | KR1020157010238 | 2013-10-23 | KR1020150079619A | 2015-07-08 | 부트소브드미트리; 고지마롤프지 |
| 타겟표면을레이저치료하기위한핸드피스조립체는전력공급및 제어모듈에착탈식으로결합된케이블커넥터를포함한다. 케이블커넥터는전력공급및 제어모듈로부터전력및 제어신호를수신하도록구성된다. 핸드피스조립체는케이블커넥터로부터전력및 제어신호를수신하고수신된전력및 제어신호에기초하여전자기에너지를발생하도록구성된레이저모듈을포함한다. 레이저모듈은케이블커넥터및 핸드피스에착탈식으로결합된교체형모듈이다. 교체형모듈은특정레이저모듈이핸드피스조립체로부터제거되어다른레이저모듈로교체되게한다. 핸드피스조립체는레이저모듈로부터전자기에너지를수신하고전자기에너지를타겟표면에지향하도록구성된핸드피스를더 포함한다. | ||||||
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