Oral engagement instruments, retainer systems, and uses thereof

This invention describes a system designed to prevent oral engagement instruments, like teething rings, from falling to the ground. The instrument has a special adhesive material hidden in recessed areas on its surface. This adhesive then connects to a separate support device that has a matching counter-adhesive, holding the instrument securely until a user applies a manual pull to release it. The claims specifically narrow the invention to a teething ring.

Why it matters: Since 2020, advancements in biocompatible adhesive materials and precision molding techniques may offer improved durability and safety for oral use. This could make manufacturing the specific adhesive-counter-adhesive interaction more reliable and cost-effective.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: ModerateCustom molded instrument, specific adhesive materials.

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