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TMJ Mouthguard Appliance - ORAL MOTION PRESERVATION DEVICE

[Category : - HEALTH- Fitness]
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The world's first and only motion preservation TMJ oral appliance for clenching and grinding teeth. It's the only device that acts like a knee brace, but for your TMJ. A device for the treatment of bruxism may include an articulation plate worn on one of the upper or lower jaw and coupled to a bite plate worn on the other of the upper or lower jaw. Posts extending from one of the bite plate or articulation plate into housings in the other of the bite plate or articulation plate may couple the bite plate and articulation plate. The posts may include a solid, flexible material to allow for relative movement of the coupled bite plate and articulation plate. First articulating components on one of the bite plate or articulation plate may engage second articulating components on the other of the bite plate or articulation plate to allow for 360 degree articulating motion between the bite plate and articulation plate. A damper may adjust a distance between teeth received in the bite plate and teeth received in the articulation plate.

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I am the inventor and 100% owner of this patent - it has never been sold or marketed in the past. I am looking for an outright sale of this patent. I have other issued patents that go along in conjunction with this patent, and I would include that patent with this as well. That patent protects the function of having removable pads on a mouthpiece - another first and only in the world. This allows for individuals to replace the pads instead of buying new mouthguards from time to time. The pads can also be of different softness/hardness, etc. which leads to recurring revenue from a mouthguard, something that current mouthguards don't afford the opportunity for in the market.

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US 9339410

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