Offset mouthpiece structure for underwater breathing

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128136, A62B 700

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ABSTRACT:
This invention solves the problem of underwater mouthpieces for breathing apparatus that the mouthpieces must be gripped by the teeth to hold them in place with the jaws in an unnatural and uncomfortable position which can result in unsafe conditions as well. Thus, the flange on the end of a breathing tube of a mouthpiece over which the lips are placed is made into two portions offset by about 40 mm (1/4 inch). Thus the teeth may rest against these portions and bite down on the gripping members extending into the mouth to hold the mouthpiece firmly in place in the natural mating position of the jaws that produces a slight overbite to the teeth in the upper jaws. The mouthpiece can for example be placed on a snorkel attachment or the breathing tube of other underwater breathing apparatus and thereby be held more safely and firmly without discomfort or damage to the jaw structure.

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