Abstract: A dental monitoring system comprises a intra-oral insert configured to be received in the mouth of a subject; a sensor connected to the intra-oral insert and in electrical communication with a controller having a non-volatile memory; a transponder coil received in the intra-oral insert and in electrical communication with the controller; and a transceiver coil in selective wireless electrical communication with the transponder coil. The selective wireless communication between the transponder coil and the transceiver coil is provided by near-field communication.

Abstract: An infusion system for subcutaneous delivery of a fluid to a subject is disclosed. The infusion system comprises a source of a fluid; a fluid delivery system; a first fluid conduit in fluid communication with the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system; a fluid injection device configured to be inserted into the skin of a subject for delivering the fluid to the subject; a second fluid conduit in fluid communication with the fluid delivery system and the fluid injection device; and a support frame attached to the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system, wherein the support frame is configured to mount the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system on a region of a head of the subject. The fluid delivery system moves the fluid from the source of the fluid, through the first fluid conduit, through the second fluid conduit, and through the fluid injection device.

Abstract: A dental monitoring system comprises a intra-oral insert configured to be received in the mouth of a subject; a sensor connected to the intra-oral insert and in electrical communication with a controller having a non-volatile memory; a transponder coil received in the intra-oral insert and in electrical communication with the controller; and a transceiver coil in selective wireless electrical communication with the transponder coil. The selective wireless communication between the transponder coil and the transceiver coil is provided by near-field communication.

Abstract: An infusion system for subcutaneous delivery of a fluid to a subject is disclosed. The infusion system comprises a source of a fluid; a fluid delivery system; a first fluid conduit in fluid communication with the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system; a fluid injection device configured to be inserted into the skin of a subject for delivering the fluid to the subject; a second fluid conduit in fluid communication with the fluid delivery system and the fluid injection device; and a support frame attached to the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system, wherein the support frame is configured to mount the source of the fluid and the fluid delivery system on a region of a head of the subject. The fluid delivery system moves the fluid from the source of the fluid, through the first fluid conduit, through the second fluid conduit, and through the fluid injection device.

Abstract: Innovative oral health monitoring technologies, which may be embodied in various apparatuses, systems, and methods, provide enhanced patient sample pH testing and other health data. The technologies may involve an oral health monitoring apparatus, which may include a mouthpiece housing, a pH sensor, and a wireless communication interface. The mouthpiece housing may be fitted to a mouth of a patient and may, by way of the pH sensor, capture saliva pH measurements. The technologies may involve wirelessly transmitting the measurements to a server for health condition correlation analyses, visual report generation, and subsequent display on a user device.

Abstract: Information may be stored regarding a plurality of colors that are each associated with a pH level. In addition, one or more patient records may be stored regarding a pH level for each of a plurality of samples from a patient over time. An electronic indication regarding a color associated with a sample from the patient may be received via a communication interface. The received electronic indication regarding the color may be compared with the stored information in memory regarding the plurality of colors. A closest match between the received electronic indication and one of the plurality of colors in memory may be identified. A pH associated with the closest matching color may be determined. Further, a patient record associated with the received electronic indication may be updated to include the determined pH and the closest matching color.