Tooth guard whistle

Surgery – Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants – Head or face protector

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446202, A61C 514, A63H 3340

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051654237

ABSTRACT:
A tooth guard whistle is provided which consists of a curved mouthpiece worn between the teeth and lips of a person for protecting the teeth. The mouthpiece has a central air passage and a plurality of side air passages. A small wind instrument is connected to the central air passage, so that in a first instance when the lips of the person do not cover the side air passages, the person can breath through the curved mouthpiece, while in a second instance when the lips of the person cover the side air passages, the person can force air through the central air passage to operate the small wind instrument.

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