A combination ergonomic tool having a suction mechanism and includes an operational unit, a neck region and a handle region. The suction mechanism may be added for eliminating fluids. In particular, the handle region and neck region together form a single, continuous, hollow fluid passageway to facilitate the delivery of suction at the distal tip of the combination dental tool. The operational unit can further include a tongue retractor, a flap retractor or a combination thereof. The neck region may further contain a lateral bend, a rotation of the working end or both. The proximal end of the handle region, opposite the operational unit, may further include any useful apparatus, such as a periosteal elevator or periosteal retractor.

A dental mouthpiece can provide multiple features that can benefit both the patient and the doctor. The mouthpiece can take a generally flat configuration when not in use and may be resiliently folded into a C-shape for insertion into the patient's mouth. In some embodiments, the frame may be rigid or semi-rigid. The mouthpiece may provide retraction, suction ability, tongue control, airway and throat protection and a bite block in a single disposable or reusable device.

A dental mouthpiece can provide multiple features that can benefit both the patient and the doctor. The mouthpiece can take a generally flat configuration when not in use and may be resiliently folded into a C-shape for insertion into the patient's mouth. In some embodiments, the frame may be rigid or semi-rigid. The mouthpiece may provide retraction, suction ability, tongue control, airway and throat protection and a bite block in a single disposable or reusable device.

A disposable dental aerosol device has a body having an exterior surface, a front end having an angled opening having a retraction lip portion, a rear end having an opening, and a lumen formed between the front end and the rear end, and a pressure relief opening formed in the exterior surface of the body.

A disposable dental aerosol device has a body having an exterior surface, a front end having an angled opening having a retraction lip portion, a rear end having an opening, and a lumen formed between the front end and the rear end, and a pressure relief opening formed in the exterior surface of the body.

Generally, a dental appliance to engage the lip and cheeks of a user to expose the teeth. Specifically, a first integrated construct including a bridge disposed between the first lip holder and a second lip holder, and a second integrated construct including a tongue receiver defining an open-ended chamber and a tongue receiver support including a pair of arcuate support members each having an arcuate portion joining a support member first arm adapted to correspondingly releasably couple to the first lip holder and the second lip holder and a support member second arm correspondingly coupled to the tongue receiver.

Generally, a dental appliance to engage the lip and cheeks of a user to expose the teeth. Specifically, a first integrated construct including a bridge disposed between the first lip holder and a second lip holder, and a second integrated construct including a tongue receiver defining an open-ended chamber and a tongue receiver support including a pair of arcuate support members each having an arcuate portion joining a support member first arm adapted to correspondingly releasably couple to the first lip holder and the second lip holder and a support member second arm correspondingly coupled to the tongue receiver.

An oral suction device provides an oral suction screen over the oral cavity of a patient by providing upper and lower suction wings attached to a manifold. The wings are inserted between the upper and lower lips and arches of a patient, respectively, and serve to capture aerosols which would otherwise be ejected from the oral cavity. A tongue/cheek retractor, also in pneumatic communication with the manifold, serves to extract saliva and other products from the oral cavity while also preventing the tongue and cheeks from ingress of the workspace for the dental procedure.

An oral suction device provides an oral suction screen over the oral cavity of a patient by providing upper and lower suction wings attached to a manifold. The wings are inserted between the upper and lower lips and arches of a patient, respectively, and serve to capture aerosols which would otherwise be ejected from the oral cavity. A tongue/cheek retractor, also in pneumatic communication with the manifold, serves to extract saliva and other products from the oral cavity while also preventing the tongue and cheeks from ingress of the workspace for the dental procedure.

A method of processing data comprises receiving, at a processor, first data comprising a plurality of values; receiving second data comprising one or more directives and association information; retrieving a first set of records from the first data using a first subset of the second data; generating a second set of records from the second data using a second subset of the second data; generating, based on a third subset of the second data, a plurality of records associations, the plurality of records associations including one or more of: first relationships between records of the first set of records, second relationships between records of the second set of records, and third relationships between records of the first set of records and the second set of records; storing the plurality of records associations in a structured format; and generating feedback data based on the plurality of records associations.