Swallowing barrier for preventing mistaken inhaling and swallowing of implant device and restoration and application method
A technology of prosthetics and implants, applied in the field of stomatology, can solve problems such as loss of protection, poor comfort, and affecting breathing, and achieve the effects of reducing aspiration and swallowing of instruments, improving comfort, and reducing incidence
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[0014] The following examples are used to illustrate the present invention, but are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
[0015] see figure 1 , a pharyngeal barrier for preventing implant devices and prosthetics from aspiration and swallowing according to the present invention, comprising a sheet-shaped main body and two wings, a gap is provided at the connection between the main body and the two wings, and the top of the main body is Arc-shaped, the bottom of the main body is rectangular, the middle of the main body is provided with several air holes, and the top of the main body is also provided with a flange. The function of dental floss can not only adjust the position of the pharyngeal barrier at any time, but also facilitate the rapid removal of the pharyngeal barrier when the patient feels uncomfortable.
[0016] The main body and the two wings are made of non-woven fabric. Compared with traditional medical textiles, it has the characteristics of ...
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