"IMPROVEMENTS INTRODUCED IN INTRAORAL VIBRATORY DEVICES APPLIED TO BRUXISM TREATMENT"
Improvements introduced in intraoral vibratory devices applied to bruxism treatment, mere precisely an intraoral device (1) to develop vibratory movements that inhibit the patient's parafunctional movements; said intraoral device (1) is composed of a capsule (2) and a cap (3), which contain the vibratory micromotor (MV) electromechanical driving system (SAE); said electromechanical driving system (SAE) being configured by a pair of contacts composed of a fixed laminar contact (4), arranged on the capsule surface (2) and a flexible moving laminar contact (5) coplanary to the fixed contact (4), however, kept slightly away, susceptible to being pressed by the patient bite over the fixed contact (4), configuring the punctual electric contact (CPE); the positioning of fixed (4) and flexible moving (5) laminar contacts work on the on/off control switching (CH) of said vibratory micromotor (MV), which, on its turn, is powered by one or more electrical batteries (6) by means of conducting plates (7) and conducting wires (7a) of the electromechanical driving system (SAE).