A device for the treatment of periodontal disease includes a handle that has a configuration familiar to dental professionals, and a detachable tip or cartridge, that is locked into the handle when use. The device provides for automatically delivering a single dose of medicament, such as a powdered preparation of antibiotic, to a periodontal pocket for treatment of infection or disease.

A bite block with inclined surfaces fits between a patient's upper and lower jaws to hold them apart and fixes the bite block position relative to the jaws. A support plate slides relative to the bite block to position a needle guide on the support plate along an axis of the support plate. A position stop on the support plate contacts the anterior border of the Ramus of the patient's mandible to position the needle guide along the axis. A syringe needle is guided by the needle guide to a predetermined location to administer anesthetic, preferably to the inferior alveolar nerve as it enters the mandible. The needle guide is inclined to avoid gaging and a tongue depressor attached to the support plate positions the patient's tongue.

The present invention discloses a negative-pressure oral apparatus capable of relieving discomfort of soft tissues in the oral cavity and improving fixation of the oral apparatus to prevent the oral apparatus from falling off due to mouth opening. The oral apparatus is compact and elastic so that it fits various shapes and sizes of the oral cavity and is easy to be put on and taken off to provide convenience and safety to the user. In another embodiment, a method for maintaining a negative oral pressure and collecting liquid by coupling the oral apparatus to a liquid collecting apparatus capable of effectively providing the oral cavity with a negative pressure to expel liquid in the oral apparatus and deliver the liquid to an absorbing element in the liquid collecting apparatus so as to prevent liquid leakage or contamination.

A cartridge for delivery of a material therefrom which has a corrugated portion to allow for bending/extending to be applied to the device from which a material to be deposited can be dispensed. The bendability and extendibility allow for greater efficiency in use and application of the material into cavities, pockets, and/or crevices where one needs to deposit the material.

A cartridge for delivery of a material therefrom which has a corrugated portion to allow for bending/extending to be applied to the device from which a material to be deposited can be dispensed. The bendability and extendibility allow for greater efficiency in use and application of the material into cavities, pockets, and/or crevices where one needs to deposit the material.

The present invention relates to a polymeric-based barrier membrane with form memory (1) which is used in periodontitis treatment, comprises, bioactive agents; and a production method (100) of the membrane.

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.

There is a need for a minimally invasive surgical treatment method for periodontitis for the removal of deep pockets, elimination of disease, creation of reattachment of the gingiva to the tooth surface and true regeneration of the attachment apparatus (new cementum, new periodontal ligament, and new alveolar bone) on a previously diseased root surface. The PerioLase? MVP-7? including eGUI or another device capable of laser dosimetry, such as an original MVP-7? type laser without the eGUI, achieves this with the LANAP protocol (laser-assisted new attachment procedure) and the LENAP protocol (laser excisional new attachment procedure).

The present invention relates to a layered material for mucoadhesion, comprising a modified acrylic polymer and hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, wherein the weight ratio of the modified acrylic polymer: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose is 1:4 to 4:1, and the layered material has a thickness of 0.0001 millimeters to 100 millimeters. The layered material of the present invention has mucoadhesion ability, so it can be prepared into a patch or a needle patch and help the fixation of the patch or the needle patch, and this is advantageous for the controlled-release of drugs. The present invention also relates to a patch comprising the layered material. In addition, the present invention relates to a microneedle patch comprising a needle layer, a base layer and a backing layer, wherein the backing layer comprises the aforementioned layered material and benefits the fixation of the microneedle patch. This microneedle patch is suitable for lesions on mucosa.

The invention relates to a negative pressure drainage device attached to dental tissue. The negative pressure drainage device has a negative pressure machine, a negative pressure tester, a negative pressure control valve and a sealing part. The negative pressure machine is connected to the negative pressure tester, the negative pressure tester is connected to the negative pressure control valve, and the negative pressure control valve is connected to the sealing part through a connecting part. The device, by using the apical foramina structure of the dental tissues per se, cannot only drain and form negative pressure in the cyst cavity, but also no longer need a long-term implantation of a negative pressure drainage artificial device in the jaw.