An apparatus for treating a tooth includes a proximal chamber and a distal chamber disposed distal the proximal chamber and in fluid communication with the proximal chamber by way of a transition opening. The distal chamber includes an access opening disposed apart from and distal to the transition opening, the access opening to provide fluid communication between a treatment region of the tooth and the distal chamber. The apparatus includes a liquid supply port disposed to direct a liquid stream into the proximal chamber and over at least a portion of the transition opening. The apparatus includes an impingement member arranged within a path of the liquid stream, the impingement member having one or more surfaces positioned to redirect at least a portion of the liquid stream across at least a portion of the transition opening.

Various systems, method, and compositions for treating a tooth are disclosed herein. For example, an apparatus for treating a tooth is disclosed. The apparatus can include a chamber having an access port which places the chamber in fluid communication with a treatment region of the tooth when the chamber is coupled to tooth. A fluid motion generator can be coupled to the chamber. The fluid motion generator can be configured to direct fluid across the access port to generate fluid motion in the chamber. In various embodiments, fluid motion (e.g., vortices, swirl, etc.) can be induced at or near treatment regions of the tooth, such as a root canal or carious region.

Methods, apparatus, and systems for reducing transmission of aerosol droplets in a medical or dental procedure are described. One protective shield system includes a base plate, a shield having at least one transparent section, and a pipe or conduit comprising a plurality of holes thereon. The shield is configured to be removably attached to the base plate to allow attachment of the shield to the base plate prior to the medical or dental procedure and removal of the shield from the base plate after the medical or dental procedure. The pipe or conduit is positioned adjacent to an inner surface of the shield and on at least part of a perimeter of the shield. The pipe includes an end that is configured to connect to a suction system to enable removal of the aerosolized particles from below the shield during the medical or dental procedure.

Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for treating periodontal disease and/or other oral wounds using particularized oral appliances and associated negative pressure systems. The various oral appliances include one or a plurality of surfaces for engagement with various anatomical structures within the oral cavity, where the engagement can include sealing engagement with soft tissue (gingival) surfaces of the upper and/or lower dental arches. Additional features disclosed can further promote healing of regions affected by periodontal pocket formation.

An electronic impression tray can be used to obtain three-dimensional and temporal measurements in dentistry. There is a device having optical measurement sensor system, and an electronic system including a central management unit capable of collecting, storing and ordering the data obtained by the sensor systems distributed over all or part of the impression tray. An optical impression of all or part of a dental arch can be obtained with a single or multiple impressions. The tray includes a part having the shape of all or part of a dental arch, and the part can change by virtue of its ability to deform and/or a structure formed by multiple elements that are hinged to one another and/or reversibly assembled and secured to one another, such as to provide the optimal shape.

A device for providing oral care includes at least one lumen fluidly coupled to a brush head. The lumen is adapted to suction fluid via an aperture disposed within the brush head. The brush head may be provided an oral cleaning fluid to facilitate cleaning of oral anatomy. The oral cleaning fluid may be provided within a cup provided within a containment assembly coupled to the oral care tool. Alternatively, or in addition, the cleaning fluid may be provided via fluid reservoir fluidly coupled to the oral care tool. The brush head comprises a bristles section and a foam section.

A connection adaptor device for dental tools that provides an ergonomic operation of dental tools. The connection adaptor device includes a connector body with a first end and a second end. A tool receiver port is located at the first end. The tool receiver port is configured to be releasably attachable to dental tools. A hose receiver port is located at the second end. The hose receiver port is configured to be releasably attachable to a suction hose. An airflow passageway connects the tool receiver port to the hose receiver port. The airflow passageway having a bend at acute angle.

An oral cavity cleaner according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a handle including an inflow path through which washing water flows and a discharge flow path through which contaminated water sucked from an oral cavity flows; a mouthpiece configured to spray the washing water supplied through the handle into the oral cavity; and a core suction part having an edge surrounded by the mouthpiece, the core suction part being configured to suck the contaminated water that has been discharged from the mouthpiece and washed teeth.

An oral cavity cleaner according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a handle including an inflow path through which washing water flows and a discharge flow path through which contaminated water sucked from an oral cavity flows; a mouthpiece connected to the inflow path and configured to spray the washing water into the oral cavity; a core suction part configured to suck the contaminated water that has been discharged from the mouthpiece and washed teeth; and a suction pipe in which the contaminated water flows, the suction pipe being disposed in the mouthpiece and configured to connect the core suction part and the handle.

An oral cavity cleaner according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a mouthpiece configured to spray washing water into an oral cavity; a core suction part configured to suck contaminated water, in which the washing water and saliva are mixed, from the inside of the oral cavity; and a handle including an inflow path through which the washing water flows, a discharge flow path through which the contaminated water flows, and a diffusion flow path configured to define a space in which the washing water flows in a direction toward at least one of upper and lower sides of the discharge flow path, the diffusion flow path being configured to supply the washing water to the mouthpiece.